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Apple Analyst: Buyers Are Waiting For iPhone XR
by Kyle Alspach
The iPhone XR features a larger screen and lower price than the iPhone XS. -
Telecom Minute: An Office Anywhere: Running Your Business Away From The Desk
by Aaron Nobil
The time is now for solution providers to cash in on mobility. The market is estimated to be worth more than $73 billion by 2021. -
WATCH: HP’s Anneliese Olson Shares Key Growth Areas For Partners In Print
by Diana Blass
HP's Anneliese Olson discusses the partner benefits of its Smart Device Services Platform and HP Roam in an interview with CRNtv. -
'Holding Onto The Hope' Of An Apple Mac Launch This Fall
by Kyle Alspach
Analysts have predicted a number of Mac and iPad updates for this fall, but none of them materialized during Apple’s product event this week. -
Samsung Looks To Stand Apart From Apple With Smartphones Geared To Business
by Kyle Alspach
While Apple’s focus with iPhone continues to be on the consumer, Samsung is increasingly taking business needs into consideration with new Galaxy phone releases. -
Trump Calls For Apple To Build U.S. Factories
by Kyle Alspach
The push from the president comes as $200 million in proposed tariffs are looming for imports from China, potentially impacting Apple products. -
Apple Warns Trump’s China Tariffs Would Raise Prices, Lower Growth
by Joseph F. Kovar
The tech firm wrote a letter about proposed tariffs on up to $200 billion worth of products made in China just before U.S. President Donald Trump said he is prepared to propose tariffs on an additional $267 billion worth of imports from China. -
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CEO Weisler: HP Desktop PC Business Is Seeing A 'Resurgence'
by Kyle Alspach
Unit sales of desktop PCs outpaced notebooks during HP’s fiscal third quarter, as both personal systems and print generated double-digit revenue growth. -
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Samsung Posts Huge Growth In Q1, Reports 'Slow Demand' For OLED Displays
by Kyle Alspach
Samsung manufactures the OLED screens used in non-Samsung smartphones such as Apple's iPhone X and said it saw 'weakness' in that segment for the first quarter. -
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