Apple Tests New Way To Unlock iPhone Without Removing Face Mask
Some iPhone users will soon be able to unlock their smartphones without needing to remove their face masks in public. There's just one catch.
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Some iPhone users will soon be able to unlock their smartphones without needing to remove their face masks in public. There's just one catch.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos will step down as chief executive of the company he founded 27 years ago, the online retailer announced Tuesday.
EA Sports has announced plans to bring back a college football game, creating a new version of the popular franchise for the first time since 2013.
Uber's future used to be self-driving cars. Now it's delivering alcohol.
Bipartisanship is a goal of the Biden administration, but not at the expense of pandemic assistance.
After initially refusing a request from U.S. safety regulators, Fremont-based Tesla has now agreed to recall about 135,000 vehicles nationwide and in the San Francisco Bay Area because the large touch screens on the console can go dark.
Google will pay $2.6 million to more than 5,500 employees and past job applicants to resolve allegations that the internet giant discriminated against female engineers and Asians in California and Washington state.
Construction will begin on Pittsburg's very first Chick-fil-A restaurant and while fans of the chain known for chicken sandwiches are happy, nearby businesses are concerned about long lines of cars once it opens.
Ford and Google announced a six-year strategic partnership in which they will collaborate on new technologies and install Google's Android operating system as the primary system in its infotainment screens.
Popular Bay Area-based online trading platform Robinhood said Monday that it has lined up $3.4 billion to help meet its funding requirements amid a spike in trading on Wall Street fueled by small investors driving up shares in GameStop and other stocks.
The state of California has banned the disposal of a common building material and it is leaving homeowners and contractors with no place to dump it.
These have been tough days for the food service business but one chef in San Jose has been operating a unique kitchen to help struggling restaurants and their laid-off workers.
Law enforcement officials are investigating escalating threats of death and violence against California Gov. Gavin Newsom, his family and the wineries, shops and other businesses he founded.
During the pandemic, restaurants in San Mateo have added thousands of square feet of outdoor dining space. Now city leaders are wondering: should this be made permanent?
The former Oakland Raiders training facility and headquarters in Alameda may soon be up for sale.
