Weekly Highlights: Apple Sold 51M iPhones, ABC's Piracy Problem, Google Dumped Motorola And More

by Louis Bedigian, Benzinga Staff Writer

February 1, 2014 4:18 PM | 1 min read | Make a Comment

AppleAAPL

didn't have any major products to unveil this week, but the Mac maker did make one major announcement. Once again, Apple has set a new record for quarterly iPhone sales. Meanwhile,

GoogleGOOG

got out of the smartphone manufacturing business and sold Motorola Mobility to

LenovoLNVGY

AmazonAMZN

was rumored to be developing a game console (again!). Super Bowl ticket prices were down in the secondary market. Piracy skyrocketed for all of ABC's shows.

MicrosoftMSFT

could be on the verge of a new CEO.

SamsungSSNLF

announced its plans to release a 4K smartphone in 2015. And

FacebookFB

unveiled a new app. Disclosure:

At the time of this writing, Louis Bedigian had no position in the equities mentioned in this report.

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Weekly Highlights: Apple Sold 51M iPhones, ABC's Piracy Problem, Google Dumped Motorola And More