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Four days after Apple released an update to its mobile operating system, more than a quarter of app traffic is coming from iPhones and iPads running the latest software, according to data from analytics firm Mixpanel.

Castlight contemporary ZocDoc says a $1 billion valuation not a sign of a bubble

When it comes to brand retention, Apple is far ahead of the pack.

Shares of Castlight Health Inc. surged in their trading debut, after the health-plan software maker’s initial public offering raised more money than expected.

Sprint is launching a new prepaid wireless plan. It just may be the worst deal ever.

A public service announcement to people who use Facebook: Those video ads you've heard about for the past year have finally launched.

Rolling Stone has an extensive interview with Microsoft founder Bill Gates, covering NSA surveillance, Facebook's deal for WhatsApp, the state of the planet and whether God exists.

Analysts say mobile operators will increasingly seek ties with cable infrastructure and TV content owners.

Electronics makers may seem to have free rein to design the devices they sell. But behind the scenes, software makers such as Google and Microsoft exert a firm push and pull.

Samsung Electronics co-CEO Kwon Oh-hyun wants to return more of the company's $50 billion cash pile to investors. But he says he can't.

U.S. consumers continue to buy videogame consoles at a rapid clip but not much software, the research firm NDP Group said.

Austin is one of America’s most proudly weird cities. What happens when 30,000 techies and artists descend on it for the annual South By Southwest festival?

Sometime this year, Adobe will bring its first hardware products to market, starting with a digital pen and ruler set built specifically for Apple’s iPad.

Electronic Arts said it is laying off some employees from its PopCap videogame division, known best for making the hit title “Plants Vs. Zombies."

Eventbrite, the site for event planning and ticketing, joined the growing club of startups worth more than $1 billion with its latest round of funding.

Nobody wants private messages to be sent to the wrong person. Here are the basic steps you need to take to make sure that doesn’t happen to you whenever you decide to change either apps, or your number.

Barnes & Noble and Microsoft are shaking up their e-reading partnership, allowing the bookseller to stop developing a Nook app for Microosft's Windows 8 and Windows Phone devices.