Apple Inc. (AAPL): How T-Mobile Could Push It to New Highs

Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:FB) said in a blog post that it plans a slow rollout of ads placed directly in News Feeds for those using the desktop app. Mobile users have already been exposed in in-stream ads, which tend to mirror Twitter’s “sponsored tweets.” The difference here is that the social network plans to use browsing data to help marketers improve their pitches.

IDC says tablets are on pace to outsell desktop PCs this year and all PC formats — including laptops — by next year. Emerging markets are leading growth, which could be trouble for premium priced Apple products. Dell Inc. (NASDAQ:DELL)‘s mobility business could also take a hit.

Finally, BlackBerry reported better-than-expected fourth quarter results despite losing three million subscribers. Revenue also fell 36%. The stock is up just over 1% over the past trading week.

What’s caught your eye in the tech world? Do you believe Apple will rebound ahead of earnings, or are we in for more losses? Let us know what you think in the comments box below.

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