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A report out of France claims Cagni, who helped Apple grow its European operations over the last 12 years, has left the firm.
According to a new feature from Fortune, Cook has dramatically changed some things at Apple, making it more corporate than Steve Jobs might have liked.
According to a new report, Research In Motion instead decided to focus its efforts on a new phone and BlackBerry 10.
Company doesn't just make fast processors. It is now in the LTE modem business too.
According to a new report, an investment firm named Capital Research & Management was warned of Facebook's dour revenue forecast, allowing it to cut back on the shares it bought in the IPO.
Google has been vindicated over claims of patent infringement, but let's take a closer look at some of the winners and losers in this case so far.
Heads up, Google 7-inch tablet incoming. It could be released as soon as July.
Adobe's plug-in will be built directly into Windows 8's browser, optimized for touch, security, and power efficiency, a source says. But it's only a temporary move.
Google could feel bolder now that a jury sided against Oracle's claims of patent infringement, but the company still has more to lose than gain in the courts.
Amid worries about layoffs and the company's future direction, HP reported better-than-expected second quarter earnings.
The cuts are part of a major overhaul for the company as it looks to trim costs and restart its guttering spirit of innovation.
Despite spending 16 hours together over two days, Apple CEO Tim Cook and Samsung CEO Choi Gee-sung reportedly can't reach a settlement in patent disputes.
"To the cloud!" they said -- and everybody followed. Seagate-LaCie deal shows accelerating consolidation in the consumer storage space.
This year's symposium highlights the challenges of dealing with legacy while embracing new computing approaches.
Devices using iOS and the future Windows RT hobble third-party browsers. Despite some good reasons for doing so, the change could undermine browser competition.
The mobile company says that it will no longer hold a single, large-scale event each year. Instead, Nokia World will be made up of several smaller events.
You'll need a new ultrabook, tablet, or hybrid to take advantage of Windows 8, says Michael Dell.
Any user who wants to access Windows Phone Marketplace has to upgrade their phone to 7.5 or risk "seeing an error message when you try to download a new app."
Microsoft's forthcoming operating system boots so quickly that you will miss those familiar prompts.
The makers of Firefox unveil a new initiative called Webmaker to encourage do-it-yourself ethos on the Internet.
