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Apple's stock tumbled as CEO Tim Cook moved to settle with Samsung, and Google faced continued legal woes and regulator problems.

Facebook shelled out $1 billion for photo-sharing service Instagram, while Apple faced off with the Justice Department in an e-pricing showdown.

Apple's legal battles continued as its e-pricing and patent lawsuits heated up, while Google debuted futuristic glasses and readied for a court battle with Oracle.

Apple quelled criticism as CEO Tim Cook made a groundbreaking trip to China, while Google debuted new features despite privacy and patent issues.

Apple's new iPad sold well despite a few glitches while Google dealt with privacy lawsuits and fickle app developers. Meanwhile, Twitter turned six years-old and social networking got less private.

Apple released the new iPad to eager crowds on Friday, as Google stumbles to keep pace with Android.

Apple's new iPad will challenge rivals and offer opportunities to game developers, while Google's NFC push is signaling a ramp up in the mobile payment race.

Tech leaders gathered at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, while Google's controversial privacy policy went into effect.

Apple is gearing up for the iPhone 5, while adding improvements to its App store.

Apple CEO Tim Cook apologized for the Foxconn controversy and outlined the tech giant's strategy for the future, while Google ramped up preparations for its expansion into hardware following the approval of its Motorola deal.

Google came under fire for security glitches amid patent battles, while Apple endured factory criticism and lawmakers fought to protect citizens from technology.

Facebook made waves as it prepared to file for its IPO, while Apple edged out Samsung for smartphone dominance, and RIM and Sony plotted comebacks under new leadership.

Apple retained its dominance over the U.S. smartphone market, boasting strong fourth quarter profits, while Google upset government regulators, consumers and social networking sites with big policy changes.

Apple unveiled iBooks 2 and a plan to improve the U.S. education system, while debate over the Stop Online Piracy Act ignited across the country.

The tech industry unveiled its finest offerings at the Consumer Electronics Show this week, showcasing "Smart Home" technology, Windows phones and LTE devices.