Apple bought back three times more share than expected.
Microsoft's virtual assistant will be reworked in preparation for future release.
The "best" Apple Q3 2013 analysts had "inspired" estimates, but not all "hit every nail on the head."
Apple shares experienced what was probably its best day ever in 2013.
The pressure is on for Apple to launch new products.
Latest figures for Apple were released recently.
Apple's big sales boosted shares of its Asian suppliers.
Apple's chief executive officer Tim Cook said in an earnings call that the company will definitely do something for the automobile.
Several analysts gave product-centered comments of Apple's June quarter results.
Samsung announced the launch of their new tablet product in the highly contested Indian tech consumer market.
According to analysts, Apple and Samsung might strike a deal to stop the ongoing smartphone patent wars between the two tech titans.
Analysts commented on their take on Apple's June quarter results.
Despite gaining GPB6 billion in the United Kingdom, Apple allegedly paid only GBP10 million in UK corporation taxes.
‘Tiger cub’ Laffont was bullish on content but not Apple.
Analysts said that Apple's September quarter forecast would give hints at next iPhone's release date.
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