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Apple's Q4: Mac, iPad, Apple Watch sales, services shine ahead of iPhone 12 sales
Apple's iPhone sales paused ahead of the iPhone 12 launch. Fourth quarter sales were in line and earnings were ahead of estimates.
Atlassian beats Q1 expectations, outlook falls short
The collaboration and productivity software company reported non-GAAP earnings of 30 cents per share on revenue of $459.5 million.
Black Friday 2020 deals: The best BJ's Wholesale Club sales
The very best Black Friday 2020 deals on laptop, desktop, and tablet PCs at BJ's Wholesale will be available starting as soon as Nov. 5.
Black Friday 2020 deals: The best Costco sales
The very best Black Friday 2020 deals on laptop, desktop, and tablet PCs at Costco will be available starting as soon as Nov. 5.
Five9 Q3 results top expectations, shares surge
The maker of call center software said it will buy San Francisco-based virtual agent software maker Inference Solutions.
Best Android tablets: Look no further than Samsung Galaxy and Amazon Fire tablets
There may not be a long list of Android tablets available, but you do have options.
Alphabet crushes Q3 estimates as ad revenues recover
Google CEO Sundar Pichai also revealed on the call with analysts that Google will break out cloud revenue as a separate reporting segment starting with its Q4 2020 results.
Facebook Q3 revenue, earnings crush expectations as user count tops expectations
The social networker benefitted from better-than-expected gains in users during the quarter.
Twitter Q3 revenue crushes expectations, user count misses, shares plunge
The social networker once again saw its daily number of active users surge, though not as much as the Street had been expecting.
5G and the sustainability conundrum
There’s growing evidence that infrastructure technology, such as wireless communications, absorbs more capital investment every year to sustain productivity levels that have been flat. Now, a new Nokia Bell Labs report suggests 5G could break that trend. But what kind of world must we live in, to ensure all the variables line up just right? Don’t we need there to not be a pandemic? ZDNet’s Scott Fulton reads behind the charts.
