Apple Juggernaut Gets Little Investor Respect
	Apple is worth $415 billion, putting the tech giant neck and neck with Exxon Mobil as the world's most valuable company. But by standard Wall Street measures, its stock remains quite a bargain.

iPhone, iPad Loyalty App Rewards Being a Couch Potato

Want to earn stuff by simply watching TV? Viggle's software for iPhones and iPads listens to what's on, recognizes what you're watching and gives you credit. It's being called the first loyalty program for TV.

Soaring iPad Sales Again Fuel Talk of Fading PCs

Apple sold 15.43 million iPads in the fourth quarter, a 111 percent increase from the year before and more than the number of PCs sold by leading PC manufacturer Hewlett-Packard.

Apple Moves To Reinvent Textbooks with iBooks 2

Having reinvented a variety of other markets, Apple is now turning to textbooks. With iBooks 2 and digital textbooks on the iPad, students can avoid the weight and hassles of traditional textbooks.

Free Calls with MagicJack: Turn iPad into a Phone

Aptly called Free Calls With MagicJack, this free app for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch devices lets you make free calls to U.S. or Canadian phone numbers and even import your iPhone's contacts.

Will Apple Revolutionize Textbooks?

A GarageBand app for creating and working with textbooks? That's the latest speculation about what Apple plans to announce at a big education-related media event scheduled for Thursday.

Report: iPad 3 with LTE Rolling Out in March

The rumor mill is churning about Apple releasing an iPad 3 in March even as competitors continue scrambling to find a way to turn consumer heads with Android-powered tablets.

Apple Threatening Microsoft's Enterprise Share

Look out Microsoft. Apple is nipping at your enterprise heels. Apple is going to see strong growth in both iPad and Mac computer sales to business users in 2012. So says Forrester Research.

Competition Sparks Tablet Price Cuts

Tablet makers, scrambling to get attention in a highly competitive market, are turning to a time-tested tactic: slashing prices. And some may be looking -- or forced -- to get out of the business.

Predictions: The Top Tech Duds for 2012

This year we'll see new video game machines, a new version of Windows and maybe even an Apple-branded TV. But don't get your hopes up. Eagerly anticipated tech products can be disappointing.