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Amazon Launches a Fire Storm

Not to be totally upstaged by last week's Apple product announcements, Amazon.com has launched a handful of new hardware products for its Amazon Fire brand.

Paul Ausick · 11 years ago

Why Oppenheimer Is Less Optimistic About GoPro

While Oppenheimer likes the strides GoPro is making, the firm reiterated a Perform rating due to its more conservative view of the core capture device market.

Chris Lange · 11 years ago

An iPhone 6s for $949

Based on promotions for the iPhone 6s customers by Apple and its carrier partners, almost anyone can afford the base version of the phone.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 11 years ago

Could the Apple iPad Pro Bring a Big Revenue Boost for Logitech?

Jon Ogg Apple vs LogitechLogitech International SA (NASDAQ: LOGI) may not have become forgotten about, but the days of endless growth from endless peripherals are long gone. The move to mobile internet via smartphones and…

Jon C. Ogg · 11 years ago

Apple Gets Ready for iPhone 7

Concerns that the iPhone 6s will not impress appears to be reflected in Apple's share price.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 11 years ago

iPhone Stops Bullet, Saves Owner

Apple Inc.The Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) iPhone has a new use beyond its traditional phone functions, texting, talking photos, and playing music. Like a bullet-proof vest, an iPhone is protection against gun wielding criminals, at…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 11 years ago

Apple Widens Smartphone Lead Over Samsung

One way to sum up Apple's success in the United States and Samsung's relative failure is the comScore smartphone share analysis.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 11 years ago

Why Wells Fargo Is Upgrading Apple Now

The broad markets were left in shambles on Monday as both the Dow and S&P sold off significantly. However this may have created a buying opportunity.

Chris Lange · 11 years ago

HP PC Figures Show More Trouble in the Sector

If investors needed more evidence that the era of the personal computer is coming to an end, they simply need to look at Hewlett-Packard's earnings.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 11 years ago