Nov 27, 2013 by Sam MatteraDespite Both Beating Earnings, Hewlett-Packard and TiVo are Headed in Opposite DirectionsHewlett-Packard and TiVo both reported earnings Tuesday, but the stocks are headed in opposite directions. IBM seems to be benefiting.
Nov 26, 2013 by Sam MatteraAre People Really Switching From Apple’s iPhones to Google’s Android?Google's chairman claims owners of Apple's iPhone are switching to Android phones like Samsung's Galaxy S4. But is that really the case?
Nov 26, 2013 by Sam MatteraDon't Bother Buying a TV on Black FridayMost retailers are offering cheap TVs on Black Friday, yet would-be buyers would do well to stay away.
Nov 26, 2013 by Sam MatteraHere's Why Nuance and Take-Two Shares are TumblingNuance, Take-Two, and Microsoft fell early on Tuesday, despite a slight rally in the Dow Jones.
Nov 25, 2013 by Sam MatteraIntel’s New Chip Is Exactly What Google’s Android Needs to Crush WindowsIntel's new chip promises to make devices running Google's Android far more powerful. That could wreak havoc on Microsoft's Windows.
Nov 25, 2013 by Sam MatteraWhy Sprint’s Terrible Service Doesn’t MatterSprint's service is lackluster, but that could change. Could a deal with Dish Network help Sprint rebound? T-Mobile shows it's possible.
Nov 25, 2013 by Sam MatteraForget Nasdaq 4,000, These Tech Stocks are Getting KilledDespite a new high in the markets, shares of Yelp, Qihoo 360, and Intel are all tumbling.
Nov 25, 2013 by Sam MatteraThis Fund Manager Thinks Bitcoin's Value Is LimitedMark Spitznagel oversees about $6 billion worth of assets. Although he despises fiat currency, he doesn't think the bitcoin is a solution.
Nov 24, 2013 by Sam MatteraIs Apple's Tim Cook Changing His Mind?The company's CEO has repeatedly criticized Microsoft for making this decision, but now Apple could be about to do something that could hit Intel hard.
Nov 22, 2013 by Sam MatteraCable Stocks Explode Higher as Industry Looks to be on the Verge of ConsolidationTime Warner Cable and Cablevision are shooting higher as Dow Jones component Intel drops.
Nov 21, 2013 by Sam MatteraMicrosoft Wants You to Think Google Is CreepyMicrosoft is at it again, pushing it's anti-Google ad campaign. But given the success of companies like Facebook, Internet anonymity appears overrated.
Nov 21, 2013 by Sam MatteraPiper Jaffray Saves Stratasys While Voxeljet SinksShares of Voxeljet continue to plunge amid Stratasys' resurgence.
Nov 20, 2013 by Sam MatteraT-Mobile Subscribers Don't Like Apple's iPhoneWhen it comes to selling Apple's iPhone, T-Mobile and Verizon have had very different rates of success.
Nov 20, 2013 by Sam MatteraSprint’s Plan to Give Students Free Service Isn’t as Great as It SoundsSprint and Best Buy are teaming up to give students a year's worth of free smartphone service. But don't expect Apple to sell many extra iPhones.
Nov 20, 2013 by Sam MatteraThese Two High-Flying Tech Stocks are Headed in Opposite Directions3D Systems' shares are getting killed on Wednesday, while Gogo Wireless is soaring. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, however, remains relatively flat.
Nov 19, 2013 by Sam MatteraHere’s Why Groupon and salesforce.com are Falling TodayTech names Groupon, salesforce.com, and Microsoft are all tumbling on day in which the Dow Jones is up.
Nov 18, 2013 by Sam MatteraPromise of More Chinese Babies Pushes Stocks to Record HighsThe Dow Jones is trading near a new all-time high. Dow component Microsoft is lagging, as is salesforce.com. Sprint shareholders are enjoying a rally.
Nov 17, 2013 by Sam MatteraAre Apple and Samsung Threatened by Verizon’s Move Into Hardware?Wireless giant Verizon is offering its own tablet. Could Samsung and Apple be affected?
Nov 16, 2013 by Sam MatteraBy the Time Apple Finally Releases Its Smart TV, It Could Be too LateApple's iTV is said to face delays again. By the time it gets released, it will have to contend with competition from Microsoft and even Comcast.
Nov 16, 2013 by Sam MatteraGoogle's New Moto G Could Be too Small for Emerging MarketsGoogle's subsidiary, Motorola, unveiled the Moto G on Wednesday. The phone could help to compete with Samsung, but Nokia's new phablet could be more successful.