Why Roku shares plunged despite earnings beat
The California-based company, which is best known for its eponymous digital streaming platform, brought in revenue of $188.3 million in its fourth fiscal quarter of 2017, topping Wall Street’s projection of $182.5 million.
DirecTV’s ‘NFL Sunday Ticket’ price just went up
The standard version of the service, which allows subscribers to stream every NFL game, will cost $293.94 for the 2018 NFL season, according to DirecTV’s website.
Google Home vs. Amazon Alexa: Which is better?
The New York-based digital agency 360i published a study that found Google Home to be more effective than Amazon Alexa in responding to thousands of questions in different categories.
iPhone X: AT&T offering buy one, get one free
Apple iPhone X
Winter Olympics: North Korea sanctions tested by Nike, Samsung products
The international sanctions could bar Olympic organizers and sponsors from providing North Korean athletes with certain perks that hundreds of other Olympians will receive.
Has America become a nation of phone addicts?
The attack of the “travel zombies” – vacation goers who can’t take their eyes off their screens – may even be taking a toll on the travel industry.
Apple iPhone financing available through Goldman Sachs: Report
Borrowing for iPhones
Apple weighs iPhone battery rebates for users who paid full
The tech giant considers offering rebates for consumers who paid the full $79 price for new batteries.
Damp iPhone demand to pressure RF chipmakers, Morgan Stanley says
Disappointing iPhone sales and a build up in Apple Inc's inventory would continue to pressure radio frequency (RF) chipmakers such as Skyworks Solutions Inc and Qorvo Inc, brokerage Morgan Stanley said on Monday.
Americans' big spending for Super Bowl Sunday festivities
This year the total outlay is expected to hit $15.3 billion, according to the National Retail Federation.
Meg Whitman will lead Jeffrey Katzenberg's new mobile media firm
The Hewlett Packard Enterprise CEO is onto her next venture.
Snapchat to let users share stories outside the app
Snap Inc said it is launching a new feature on Snapchat on Tuesday, allowing users to share public stories with friends and family who aren't on the app.
These are the 5 biggest business stories from this week
Amazon's HQ2 search, Apple's plan for a economic boon and the possible dissolution of a 125-year-old company: These are the biggest business stories you need to know about this week.
Facebook won't bid on NFL 'Thursday Night Football' rights: Report
The NFL purportedly plans to finalize its streaming rights partner for “Thursday Night Football” by the end of February.
Amazon effect steamrolling the restaurant industry
Retailers are in the throes of adapting to a shopping environment completely revolutionized by e-commerce giant Amazon, but restaurants are now facing the same challenge thanks to what has become known as the “Amazon effect.”
Snap lays off 22 employees amid content team restructure: Reports
The cuts occurred as Snapchat prepares to consolidate its content team in Los Angeles under the direction of former Storyful CEO Rahul Chopra and MiTu executive Mike Su.
Apple to add 20K jobs, pay $38B US tax bill to repatriate cash
The Cupertino, California-based tech giant said its investments will focus on job creation, spending with U.S. suppliers and an expansion of the App Store, Apple’s digital content hub.
What’s the best age for a child to get a smartphone?
Kids and smartphones
Amazon's NFL streams saw viewership bump, but future unclear
Amazon built on the audience Twitter had in 2016 in the first year of streaming on Thursday nights, with the averaging per-minute audience for the 11 games hitting 310,000, a 17% increase from Twitter's numbers.
Apple pinged for slowing down iPhones through software updates
Apple and the ethics of obsolescence