STEVE JOBS

New tech startups pop up every day, but Glassbreakers is different: It helps women break into the notoriously bro-centric Silicon Valley.

Apple's next MacBook Air could lose its iconic backlit logo and move to an all glass display.

Apple also paid nearly $700,000 to keep its CEO, Tim Cook, safe at all times.

Apple is said to have made significant changes to the form factor of its next MacBook Air in order to make the device as compact as possible.

Company unveils the latest low-cost Redmi 2 smartphone, which retails for $112.

Samsung is competing with Apple in the laptop market in 2015.

Chinese tech titan Xiaomi isn't expanding into computers after all.

Reports indicate the device could feature a 12-inch screen, fanless design and low-energy Intel Broadwell processor.

A highly critical portrait says Mayer has made a number of bizarre and questionable decisions as leader of Yahoo.

Apple has pushed out its first-ever automated security update to Macintosh computers to help defend against newly identified bugs.

A federal jury has handed a victory to Apple in an antitrust lawsuit that could have cost it $1 billion.

Production of some Sony films has reportedly been halted because of the cyberattacks plaguing the company since last month.

Apple's Taiwanese supply vendor Quanta Computer solved yield issues allowing production to move forward.

Homeland Security may have warned Sony about provoking North Korea's wrath, and now the studio seems to be paying the price.

Bose products could return to Apple Stores after they were pulled from retail shelves and its online store.

Tim Cook, the first openly gay Fortune 500 chief executive, made the list that also includes Taylor Swift and the Ferguson protesters.

No longer under scrutiny from Wall Street analysts, privately held Dell can take risks on new markets.

Apple is fighting for its practices in court, but Jobs' own words may hurt. If the judge goes with the plaintiffs, attorneys get a bonanza.

Even after his death, Jobs delivers fresh quotes, like ones from a video deposition used for a court case being heard in Oakland, California.

The iPod antitrust case shows how the company has evolved through the years.

"The Woz" will use his tech expertise to introduce viewer to new gadgets.