The comments, made at a shareholder meeting on Wednesday, follow what sources say was a meeting earlier this year between China Mobile and Apple CEO Tim Cook.

"Advertisers are learning and experimenting" with Facebook's ad business, says Facebook itself. GM's move shows the downside of making it up as you go.

Microsoft's "Signature" PCs are streamlined for a cleaner look and better performance.

Availability is being pushed back for two of HTC's latest smartphones as U.S. Customs ensures the phones aren't in violation of an International Trade Commission exclusion order.

Microsoft's revamped search engine shows promise — if users can adapt.

To the growing list of things that can be sold "as-a-service" you can now add commerce. And create a new acronym: CaaS.

PayPal is hosting a media event next week where it will unveil the next batch of mega-retailers that are adopting the company's online payment network at the register.

Even though Groupon continues to carry the warning that its financial processes are weak, a handful of analysts upgraded the company to a buy rating today, and investors sent the stock climbing.

Hard to believe that just five years ago, RIM had a stock market value of $80 billion.

CEO Philipp Humm notifies workers of another round of job cuts as the company looks to remake itself amid continued customer defections and a failed deal to sell itself to AT&T.

Lenovo isn't the only company updating its line of laptops today. Here's what Sony has up its sleeve.

No, you don't have to spam that AdWeek story to your pals before you read it. But somebody's gotta pay something for this stuff, someday.

After it was cold-shouldered by the Supreme Court, we've likely heard the last from Psystar.

Yahoo employees who have weathered multiple rounds of layoffs have also had to adapt to the frequently changing leadership tides created by the revolving door at the top of the company.

The Cannes Lions, the people who put on a giant advertising trade show every year in France, have named Twitter's Jack Dorsey as their "Media Person of The Year." The honorific comes as Twitter ...

ESPN is boasting better sound and offline listening with its new $4.99 radio app. Like rabid sports fans needed an excuse to download it.

The PR shops at the two companies never miss a chance to slap each other as the Itanium litigation heads toward trial next month.

According to SuperData, strategy and combat games are starting to perform better than traditional farming games.

The MacBook Pro, Apple's flagship laptop, is about to get a transformative overhaul. Sources familiar with Apple's plans say the company intends to debut, at its upcoming Worldwide Developers conference, ...

You're a brand that has lots of stuff on Pinterest. How do you find it?

The Nokia 110 and 112 both promise basic Internet access, free games, and connections to Facebook and Twitter, for under 40 euros.

I'm gonna make you an interim CEO offer you can't refuse.

AllThingsD tracked down the entrepreneur behind Voyager Mobile, a virtual phone company set to announce its plans on Tuesday.

Happy birthday, Mr. Zuckerberg. Where were your fellow tech luminaries when they turned 28?

Here is the latest comic from our Joy of Tech friends at Geek Culture, Nitrozac and Snaggy. Joy of Tech appears three times a week in the Voices section of this site.

And don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Just in case the SEC missed the news yesterday, Yahoo files its paperwork.

Although it was forced to restate earnings earlier this year, the deal-making site on Monday reported revenue that bested the high end of its previously forecast range.

Can the market support another cloud-based HR software provider? SilkRoad investors certainly think so.

In 2014.

Nathan Myhrvold's patent firm teamed with the graphics chipmaker to buy approximately 500 wireless patents.

Stuck on Earth offers a visual tour of the world; Frommer's day-by-day guides are packed with info.

Subscriber gains at AT&T and Verizon weren't enough to make up for defections at Sprint and T-Mobile. The prepaid industry, meanwhile, gained two million customers in the first quarter.

Global expansion means it's time to get serious about managing the finances. But first? Build a Twilio app.

And not cancer, as unfortunate as the timing is for the ousted Yahoo CEO.

Want to figure out what Yahoo's new boss wants to do with the company? Look back at what he did last year.

Here is the first missive to Yahoo's troops from new interim CEO Ross Levinsohn, which I obtained from 653 sources at the company. (Joke alert! Sort of!)

All's well that ends. At least for now -- Happy Mother's Day to all!

Here he is in living color!

If the next Yahoo CEO doesn't want to go to the mattresses like its just-ousted one, it could mean peace with Facebook.

The final shoe -- shoe store, really -- drops.

Oh no, you didn't!

T-Mobile, Sprint a public interest group and an association of rural carriers are joining forces to encourage regulators to take a tough look at Verizon's effort to purchase spectrum from several cable ...

"Spoilation of evidence."

iOS is about to get a new Apple-built mapping solution.

Waiting for a verdict in trial of ResuMess.

YouTube is trying to convince advertisers to spend big dollars on its upgraded content. They seem receptive.

Nvidia shares are flying high after strong earnings; a positive outlook surprises analysts.