San Francisco To Get Free Wi-Fi In City Parks, Open Spaces
The $600,000 gift from Google will allow for free public wireless Internet access at several parks, recreation centers and plazas across the city.
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The $600,000 gift from Google will allow for free public wireless Internet access at several parks, recreation centers and plazas across the city.
Visa Inc. says it returned to a profit in its fiscal third quarter, aided by strong revenue growth as transactions increased.
On Wednesday, a Bay Area environmental group will file a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency, accusing the feds of not protecting children from pesticide drift.
Apple's latest quarterly report confirms the iPhone maker's growth has stalled along with its pace of innovation.
Videoconferencing equipment maker Polycom Inc. said Tuesday that its CEO has resigned after the board found "irregularities" in his expense submissions.
The business of video games is so lucrative and in need of creative minds that the University of California at Santa Cruz is now offering a master's degree in video gaming at its Silicon Valley extension in Santa Clara.
fter years of being "on the way", curved screen HDTVs are here. Samsung and LG have both announced the availability of 55" models in stores this week. Now sit down: They are each going for around $15,000. These are clearly halo products, but they may point the way to a real future, unlike 3D TV.
Netflix's revival of the comedy series "Arrested Development" didn't reel in as many subscribers to the Internet video service as Wall Street had hoped, turning a solid second-quarter earnings report into a reality check.
A Mi Pueblo spokeswoman assures that customers of the grocery chain won't feel the effects of the companies bankruptcy filing. Meanwhile Smart & Final is opening a store in East San Jose.
Planes with advertising banners may become a thing of the past in the skies above San Francisco.
Apple Inc. said its website for software developers was hacked Thursday. It's possible that some developers' names, mailing or e-mail addresses was accessed, although other information was encrypted and can't be accessed. The company said it took the site down immediately on Thursday and has been working on fixing the problem since.
Activist investor Dan Loeb and two other directors nominated by his hedge fund are leaving Yahoo's board after big gains in the Internet company's stock price over the past year.
There's a rush in the U.S. to find key components of cellphones, televisions, and other electronic devices, and old mine tailings piles scattered around the West just might be the answer.
The company employing concessions workers at San Francisco's AT&T Park said Friday that it has reached a contract agreement with a union representing around 200 retail and food service employees, but remains at odds with a union that went on strike in May.
Apple has bought online mapping services HopStop and Locationary as part of its ongoing effort to create a more formidable alternative to Google's navigation system.
