TV Stations Explore Broadcasting to Phones, Tablets
	Local TV stations increasingly are working with tech start-ups that want to broadcast their shows to tablets and smartphones, aiming at consumers who'd like to lose their cable costs.

Purina's Video Games Purr-fect for Cat Lovers
	Cats doing funny things in online videos has long been a popular pastime. Nestle Purina's idea was to go to the next level by helping people do funny things with their cats via its six new games.

Foxconn Shows Off Improvements at Factory Campus
	The global controversy surrounding the treatment of assembly-line workers who manufacture iPhones and iPads is triggering an unprecedented effort by Apple and Foxconn, to lift the usual veil of secrecy.

Report: Tablet Sales Will Overtake Notebooks, as iPad Drops
	Sales of tablets will overtake notebooks by 2016, and Apple's dominance of the category will start dropping within two years. Those are the conclusions in a new report from NPD DisplaySearch.

Target Phasing Out Amazon's Kindle
	Target is phasing out Amazon's e-reader Kindle at its more than 1,700 stores and its web site, a move that coincides with the discounter's plan to create mini shops of Apple products in some stores.

iPad Floats Tablet Market; Kindle Fire Hosed, IDC Says
	The global tablet computer market was "robust" in the first quarter, but fell shy of projections as shipments of Android-based devices and Amazon's Kindle slowed, according to a new IDC report.

Apple CEO Tim Cook Emerges from Steve Jobs' Shadow
	Apple CEO Tim Cook has long seen as the humorless guy running the show from behind the scenes. But he is beginning to reveal a more assertive and eloquent side as he takes on Steve Jobs' role as front man.

Survey: iOS Reigns in Business, But Windows 8 May Hold Tablet Potential
	Apple's iOS operating system is outpacing the competition and remains by far the top choice for business users in both smartphones and tablets, according to a new survey by Good Technology.

Apple Posts Record 1Q iPhone and iPad Sales
	Apple set mobile-device sales records in the first quarter by expanding global iPhone shipments 88 percent year-over-year to 35.1 million and boosting iPad shipments by 151 percent to 11.8 million.