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The robotics arm of Google released video of the latest generation of its bipedal humanoid robot called Atlas this week, and it once again may leave viewers wondering why the company's scientists feel the need to abuse to their robotic creations.
Turns out there's a fair bit both individuals and Apple could do to FBI-proof their phones and shield private information from investigators and cybercriminals alike.
The Spanish-language network Univision wants to build a wall of Hispanic voters in time for the 2016 elections -- millions of them.
Uber says it's expanding its Pittsburgh operations by testing self-driving cars at a former mill site in the city.
Apple Inc. will tell a federal judge this week in legal papers that its fight with the FBI over accessing a locked and encrypted iPhone should be kicked to Congress, rather than decided by courts, The Associated Press has learned.
Stephen Curry's ability to shoot and score from virtually anywhere on the basketball court is not just confounding defenders, but also video game programmers who can't seem to replicate his amazing range in the virtual world.
Small business owners are feeling optimistic and confident according to a new survey, and the Bay Area is no exception.
On Wednesday, Facebook started making "haha," ''angry" and three other responses available in the U.S. and the rest of the world.
Most of the stores where you shop probably have the new machines that let shoppers dip their new security chip-equipped cards into rather than swiping, but they aren't using them yet.
A new patent and trademark resource center in San Jose is making it easier for Silicon Valley entrepreneurs to find information about how to protect their intellectual property.
Zenefits, a San Francisco-based human resources startup, is reportedly cracking down on employees drinking at work after previously telling them to stop having sex at the office.
Bill Gates is siding against Apple -- and many other technology companies -- in saying the firm should help the U.S. government to hack into a locked iPhone.
Looking to move beyond "HBD" and other generic birthday messages, Facebook is offering a new way for users to greet friends and relatives on their birthdays.
A poll released Monday found more than half of Americans want Apple to cooperate with the FBI and hack the iPhone of a gunman in last year's San Bernardino shooting.
