Tom Perkins, Silicon Valley VC pioneer, dies at 84
Among his venture capital firm's biggest hits are Google, Amazon, Genentech and Netscape
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Google's Larry Page might be building flying cars
Bloomberg reports that Google co-founder Larry Page is has been secretly funding Silicon Valley flying car startups
Did Twitter suffer a massive hack?
The company is pushing back after a flurry of incidents of high-profile Twitter accounts getting hijacked
Yahoo puts more than 3,000 patents up for auction
Analysts have estimated that Yahoo Inc.'s patents are worth more than $1 billion
Singapore to cut off internet access for gov't workers
Gov't has already disconnected some employess' access, and will expand the removal to all public workers by next June
Is the "smart home" dead? No, just changing
Despite the uproar over home-automation pioneer Tony Fadell exiting Nest, it's a sign of adjustment rather than abandonment
What to expect from Apple at WWDC 2016
When Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference kicks off June 13, the focus will be on software updates and Siri
Your Mitsubishi may be vulnerable to hackers
Security firm says a popular vehicle's wifi network isn't secure, allowing hackers to disable alarms
Ad blockers have media companies in a bind
As the software's popularity continues to rise, publishers that depend on digital ad revenue face a financial threat
Goodbye to the gigabyte? Online video ushers in age of the terabyte
The nation's biggest broadband providers are letting users download more content -- here's what that could mean for you
How Microsoft plans to win VR without making a headset
Microsoft aims to dominate the virtual reality market, despite many questions about its strategy
Jury makes decision in Google's $9 billion legal battle
The high-profile legal dispute between Google and Oracle was a clash of Silicon Valley titans
The 9 most robocalled cities in America
Americans get some 30 billion robocalls this year, with residents in some parts of the country seeing a particular deluge
Microsoft cuts 1,850 jobs in troubled mobile unit
Move comes as the company continues its attempts to salvage a rocky entrance into the smartphone market
HP Enterprise gets smaller by selling services division
HP Enterprise will now concentrate on selling data center hardware, software and other commercial tech gear to big organizations
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