In a video posted to his Instagram account on Tuesday, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg gave his official verdict on Apple's Vision Pro compared to Meta's Quest 3, saying that "Quest is the better product,...

Bloomberg News columnist Alex Webb explains the recent surge in share buybacks among leading tech firms and why Uber is following that trend. He also chimes in on Apple's long-term trajectory follo...

Zuckerberg took aim at Apple's buzzy gadget in a product review after he “finally tried” the device.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg shared his opinions on Apple's new Vision Pro headset.

While WhatsApp is preparing to allow for conversations across other apps, Apple's iMessage won't be held to the same standard.

Mark Zuckerberg is picking fights again. It isn't a cage match this time but the Meta CEO was channeling his aggression with a damning review of the Apple Vision Pro in relation to his own company'...

With the hype surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) still very much alive, it is no surprise that companies across sectors are trying to implement this technology and its related advances into t...

The Q4 cycle continues to chug along, with many positive quarterly reports already delivered. Notably, these three companies posted results that reflected quarterly records.

Apple changed iMessage's settings to block Beeper Mini's access in December.

While 2030 may seem distant, it's only a few short years away for investors. The potential trajectory of the stock market is always a bit up in the air.

From above $90 at its 2021 peak, Digital Turbine's stock has tumbled to less than $4 as its financial results have deteriorated. Looking deeper, it is positioning itself as an alternative distribut...

Stephanie Link and Bill Baruch join CNBC's Halftime Report to debate what to do with Apple.

Wedbush Securities senior equity analyst Dan Ives explains why Apple investors should be bullish on the company's prospects with regard to implementing artificial intelligence into its next wave of...

Apple's iMessage and Microsoft's Bing search engine got a reprieve from tougher EU rules curbing how tech titans do business, the European Commission said on Tuesday.

Apple's iMessage and Microsoft's Bing and Edge browsers should not be listed as "gatekeepers" under the EU Digital Markets Act, the European Commission said.