Tech Teardown Weekly Recap
In this episode of Tech Teardown, Erin Kennedy discusses the week's biggest tech news and rumors with Jamal Carnette and Evan Niu, CFA. This week's topics:
Facebook's third-quarter earnings release shows how volatile the stock can be.
Smartphone sales hit a new record as price points continue to fall. Meanwhile, Apple's lost tablet market share, but the new iPad refresh will probably mitigate that.
Intel has largely sat out of the mobile fray -- until now.
Google's new Nexus 5 sports LTE and Android 4.4 KitKat.
The rumor mill suggests the Retina iPad Mini will arrive before Thanksgiving.
The King of Cupertino is toppled from its mighty throne: Apple lost its ranking in tablet customer satisfaction to Samsung.
Microsoft's Smart Search peeks inside users' personal desktop searches.
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