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Apple has lost some share of the U.S. smartphone subscriber market but still leads all original equipment makers.
Avago Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ: AVGO) released fiscal fourth-quarter financial results on Wednesday that completely wowed analysts and investors alike.
Samsung's fortunes in the smartphone market have slipped for two years, and the stumbles have already cost it in revenue and profits.
A recent Credit Suisse report suggests that the Apple Asia supply chain is weakening, but the firm maintained an Outperform rating.
Monday morning before the markets opened, BlackBerry announced the completion of its acquisition of Good Technology, and investors appeared respond positively.
According to Strategic Analytics, total smartphone sales were not impressive in the third quarter. But Apple continues to gain share from its competitors.
Apple traded higher after another impressive earnings report. So why is it that investors and analysts have such confusing views on Apple?
Canaccord Genuity has weighed in on Apple and how it thinks that this iPhone giant will continue to dominate the smartphone market.
The battle over mobile advertising is still in its early days, but Facebook continues to push out new ad products that aim to drive not only more clicks, but more sales.
When most consumers and investors think of Qualcomm, they probably think of mobile devices and smartphones for the Snapdragon mobile processors.
Oppenheimer sees Apple shars as unfairly undervalued on exaggerated fears over long-term iPhone shipment trends and lack of "something new."
While sales of iPhone 6 models have swamped the competition, the market share of the Google Android operating system is more than half of the market.
Short sellers likely took advantage of the enthusiasm surrounding Apple’s new product introduction to add to their short positions.
For the first six months of 2015, only three non-China-based firms were included in the list of the world’s top 10 smartphone makers.
Canaccord Genuity reiterated a Buy rating on Apple and raised its price target, implying an upside of 40% from current prices.