Apple CEO Tim Cook's Blurry iPhone Photo At Super Bowl 50 Gets Twitter Treatment
A photo taken by Apple CEO Tim Cook at Super Bowl 50 is providing plenty of fodder for Apple's critics.
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A photo taken by Apple CEO Tim Cook at Super Bowl 50 is providing plenty of fodder for Apple's critics.
Just in time for Black History Month, there's a new app with some pretty cool afrocentric emojis. It's called Afro Emoji.
Social media giants Facebook and Twitter lost 5 percent of their value each Monday as stocks tumbled in the wake of a slump in crude oil and declines on the European exchanges.
Based on data released by international organizations, a new North Korean satellite passed almost right over Levi's Stadium about an hour after the Super Bowl ended.
There's a certain amount of mystery surrounding Tesla's Fremont electric car plant, but KPIX 5 recently got an exclusive look inside.
Astronaut Scott Kelly gave a new definition to the phrase 'nosebleed seats' as he took in Super Bowl 50 from hundreds of miles above Santa Clara Sunday.
The bullet train's timeline, funding and speed estimates are back in the spotlight for a longstanding lawsuit filed by residents whose property lies in its path.
Some drivers say they'll be boycotting the Super Bowl to protest unfair treatment -- mainly a new round of fare cuts that they say doesn't allow them to make a livable wage.
Investors gave LinkedIn a poor job review Friday in the form of a dramatic sell-off that wiped out nearly $11 billion in the professional networking site's market value.
A Northern California man has been convicted of participating in an elaborate jewelry robbery ring that used online ad service Craigslist to lure victims.
Imagine a scene out of Star Wars: futuristic one-man space ships racing at top speed, indoors, outdoors, doing death-defying maneuvers, crashing mid-air — exploding into each other, into the ground. Now, replace the space ships with hyper-speed drones. Welcome to 'First Person View' Drone Racing.
A linebacker for the Carolina Panthers could be the first NFL player to use a 3-D printed brace if he plays in Super Bowl 50 this Sunday at Levi's Stadium.
Apple for the first time is accepting banged up iPhones as a trade-in from people wanting to upgrade.
Netflix and Lionsgate have agreed to continue the hit series through season seven.
The FAA has created a video to convince folks to leave their drones at home at this Sunday's Super Bowl game at Levis Stadium, in Santa Clara.
