Andrew Tonner

FitBit appears poised to grow profits considerably in 2016, but competitive threats from the likes of the Apple Watch still loom large.

These two new initiatives could help Alphabet's YouTube finally tap into its massive profit potential in the year to come.

Could this success spell good things for high-end smartwatches from Apple and others?

What can Alphabet's rebrand of another major moonshot project tell investors about the company's future course?

As Amazon gains a slight advantage over Netflix with this recent move, should cable investors be worried about Amazon's mounting media ambitions?

As the two tech giants enter a potentially lucrative partnership, will Amazon or Baidu get the better end of this important strategic deal?

Recent rumors suggest that Apple's upcoming second-generation Apple Watch will make its public debut next March, and it could contain some exciting technology.

Recent moves from Twitter show that its product overhaul is more than just words, but more is necessary to drive meaningful change in Twitter's stock price.

Though Twitter's ongoing product transition brings opportunities, investors also need to realize the risks before buying.

Microsoft's delay of Project Astoria lowers its odds of success against Apple and Alphabet in mobile.

With its stock down in recent months and its business showing encouraging signs of progress, Fitbit might once again deserve investors' attention heading into 2016.

Still in negative territory for 2015, we turn our attention to the potential trillion-dollar market opportunity Chinese search giant Baidu is quietly pursuing and what it could mean for Baidu stock over the long term.

Motley Fool contributors see the value in IMAX, Priceline, Amazon, and Under Armour.

As Alphabet shows its own streaming music ambitions, what does Apple Music on Android mean for Alphabet, Spotify, Pandora, and others?

With Pandora looking to reverse its recent slide, can simply adding an on-demand product make it relevant against the heady subscriber leads of Spotify and Apple Music?

In a recent interview, Apple CEO Tim Cook offered an interesting, if not unexpected, statement about the future of his company's healthcare products.

IBM's stock price is dwindling, and its valuation is tempting; is Buffet making a trademark contrarian investment in IBM with few investors truly taking notice?

The streaming wars just got a lot more interesting with a major victory for Sony's PlayStation Vue. However, don't expect this to upend the cable industry overnight.

As LVMH's Tag Heuer brand launches its long-awaited response to the Apple Watch, the Connected shows how far smartwatches must evolve before they're ready for the big time.

With its recent debut, at least one Wall Street analyst believes the Apple iPad Pro will serve as the silver bullet Apple's tablet sales so badly need. That looks over one important fact.