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Apple earns 75% of all cell phone profits

Between them, Samsung and Apple are sucking up 91% of the winnings. More

Is this the future of mobile payments?

SCVNGR founder Seth Priebatsch hopes his new LevelUp app can use deals to get customers to pay for goods with their smartphones. Play

Heavenly Steve Jobs ad spawns hellish flame war

A Taiwanese impersonator brings out the worst in Apple's critics and fans. More

What will Facebook do with $9 billion?

Here's four key areas where Facebook could deploy its big cash stash.  More

Howard Stringer's long, strange trip

He tried. But the CEO's tenure was marked by regular public embarrassments that look all the worse in retrospect. More

The trials of Uber

The three-year-old San Francisco startup has an innovative service -- that works. Users around the world are signing up in droves. So why are cities like Washington D.C. trying to kill it? More

Facebook's ripple effect: Zynga spikes 17%

Now that Facebook has finally filed to raise $5 billion in an initial public offering, the excitement for social media investments is skyrocketing. More

An illustrated guide to Facebook's IPO

A peek at Facebook's multi-billion-dollar empire -- and the half-dozen billionaires it has created. More

Facebook is great. But $100 billion great?

The social network's IPO filing showed impressive growth. But Facebook shouldn't trade at a bubble-era valuation. More

Facebook IPO highlights 'The Hacker Way'

In a letter to investors included in Facebook's IPO filing, CEO Mark Zuckerberg outlined at hacking culture at the core of the company's philosophy.  More

Conan O'Brien finds humor in suicides at the iPhone factories

Team Coco's video bits can be hit or miss. The one about Apple's iNett was a miss. More

IDC: iPhone is No. 3 worldwide

Apple's mobile phone shipments nearly doubled in 2011, overtaking LG and ZTE. More

Super Bowl ads are GoDaddy's domain

The web hosting company has seen its market share increase exponentially since its first Super Bowl ad in 2005. Play

Survey: Demand for Kindle Fire slipping

Chief complaints: lack of volume control or camera and that the battery life's too short. More

Today in Tech: How Facebook's IPO made one graffiti artist a millionaire

Fortune's curated selection of tech stories from the last 24 hours. Sign up to get the round-up delivered to you each and every day. More

Facebook files for $5 billion IPO

Facebook's IPO documents shine a long-awaited light on its financial inner workings.  More

Zuckerberg's stake is worth at least $16 billion

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg owns more than a quarter of Facebook's stock, making him one of the richest people in the world on paper. More

Facebook IPO: Morgan Stanley is big winner

Morgan Stanley wins the coveted position as lead underwriter. JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs take the second and third spots on the company's first SEC filing.  More

Mark Zuckerberg's letter to investors: 'The Hacker Way'

Facebook's founder says the company has a hacker mantra:"Code wins arguments."  More

Meet the man behind the Facebook IPO

CFO David Ebersman may not be a household name. He soon may be. More

Facebook readies for blockbuster IPO

Facebook's IPO is imminent -- and the hard numbers in its filing will have implications for the social media market at large. More

AOL's sales still sliding, but declines are slowing

AOL's fourth-quarter earnings are still in decline, but the rate of the slide is slowing. More

Today in Tech: Will Facebook file for IPO today?

Fortune's curated selection of tech stories from the last 24 hours. Sign up to get the round-up delivered to you each and every day. More

Amazon isn't perfect

The online retailer isn't struggling despite missing on sales. But at the end of the day, Amazon is still a low-margin retailer. Play

An Apple TV set in 2012?

The hardware is the easy part. The trick is to get Hollywood on board. More

Amazon earnings OK, but stock slides 10%

Amazon's fourth-quarter earnings per share more than doubled expectations, but both sales and outlook were light. More

Is Facebook worth $100 billion?

Facebook's IPO is imminent -- and the hard numbers in its filing will have implications for the social media market at large. More

Apple hits a new all-time high

The world's most valuable company is now worth $425 billion, $24 billion ahead of Exxon More

An Apple chart for Mr. Market

Something is amiss when Apple's price per earnings per trailing growth approaches zero More

Why McDonald's should have known better

Any company that tries to ask, "Hey Internet, what do you think about me?" should be prepared for a mixed response. More

The secret behind the SOPA defeat

Yes, it was a victory for the little guy. But his fight also showed that the Internet and tech industries have finally come into their own in Washington.  More

Big data is changing big energy

The tech trend du jour is having a major impact in the energy industry. More

Facebook isn't the only blockbuster IPO on the block

Yes, it's likely to be the biggest and brightest in recent memory. But here are three important technology firms planning large offerings in the near future as well. More

Today in Tech: Did Kindle Fire beat sales expectations?

Also: Why Twitter CEO Dick Costolo reportedly kicked out all the investors from its board last year. More

A new boss at the Apple Store

Tim Cook taps John Browett, CEO of Dixons, to head his retail empire. More

Facebook: Bankers trade fees for bragging rights

Facebook could get itself a bargain on bank fees for its initial public offering with underwriters possibly willing to charge as little as 1% to get a slice of the IPO. More

Video: Gruber, Ihnatko and Snell on Apple after Steve Jobs

One of the most fascinating panels on the Macworld stage during last week's Macworld | iWorld expo in San Francisco was a conversion about "The State of Apple" More

Why I have Facebook fatigue

With an IPO on the horizon and a record number of users, the social network has a lot going for it. Maybe too much for its own good. More

Google: The king of perks

The Internet giant is well-known for showering its employees with envy-worthy benefits. More

Will Facebook be the next Yahoo?

Facebook has plenty of challenges as it readies to go public. More

Millions in SOPA lobbying bucks gone to waste

What ultimately killed the SOPA and PIPA bills wasn't the tens of millions of dollars spent on lobbying by both sides. More

Today in Tech: Can Barnes & Noble really tackle Amazon?

Can Barnes and Noble CEO William Lynch turn the struggling bookseller around? Also: Facebook could file its IPO this Wednesday. More

Wall Street raises its Apple estimates, but not high enough

Apple's earnings grew 116% in Q1. So why is the Street is looking for 44% in Q2? More

Video: How to fit in at Apple

An ex-employee asks Inside Apple's author "What creates the perfect Kool-Aid drinker?" More

Siri makes a cameo appearance on The Big Bang Theory

Another triumph of product placement for Apple More

AOL CEO on growth, Yahoo and Google

AOL CEO Tim Armstrong talks about an uptick in U.S. ad sales, partnering with Google, and his lack of interest in buying Yahoo. Play

Apple's new chief blasts the New York Times

Calls the suggestion that his company doesn't care about the health and safety of workers in the supply chain he built "patently false and offensive" More

Prize for Best App Ever (2012 edition) goes to...

The results of the "People's Choice" app award are announced at Macworld|iWorld More

Today in Tech: Twitter's new censorship ability

Twitter now has the ability to censor tweets or accounts in certain countries if legally required, a move some view as a huge setback. More

Smartphone wars: Apple won the quarter, Samsung the year

A pair of reports agree -- more or less -- on the current state of the battle. More

Best Companies: Social media stars

These Best Companies to Work For are using Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and other social media to get even better. More

Apple's 7 most stubborn decisions

Apple's legendary strong will has led to some puzzling product designs and choices -- some of which ultimately became trends, and others that decidedly didn't. More

Rising from Kodak's rubble

Despite Kodak's bankruptcy, the photography company has influenced many small to midsized companies in Rochester, N.Y. Play

Motorola CEO: Our iPad battle plan

Sanjay Jha, CEO of Motorola Mobility, says new Google apps may help slow down iPad's growth. Play

Steve Jobs looms large at State of the Union

President Obama and Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels cite the Apple co-founder as a model entrepreneur and job creator. Play
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