Oakland Startup Offers To Cancel Comcast Subscription For You
A Bay Area startup is offering a service that allows Comcast customers to cancel their service – and avoid a telephone runaround – by hiring them to cancel for the customer instead.
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A Bay Area startup is offering a service that allows Comcast customers to cancel their service – and avoid a telephone runaround – by hiring them to cancel for the customer instead.
A mom's endearing hashtag #HisNameIsCayden is getting lots of attention on social media after a spate of racist Facebook comments on a man's selfie forced her to create it.
Silicon Valley's real estate market is so hot, the latest trend is building four houses where there used to be one.
Butt dialing sounds like a comical mishap, but they make up about a third of the calls made to San Francisco's emergency dispatchers, causing a serious problem.
Due to the popularity of recreational drones, there will be a temporary flight restriction in place prohibiting the use of drones in the skies above San Francisco during Fleet Week beginning Thursday, according to local and federal officials.
The state's unemployment agency has finally stopped printing full Social Security numbers on the bi-weekly mailings sent out to millions collecting unemployment or paid family leave.
A local artist is claiming responsibility for the "No Tech Zone" signs posted in several San Francisco parks last month.
San Francisco's transit planners are calling a pilot program involving those controversial tech buses a success.
Google's new parent company Alphabet has decided not to continue the mantra of 'Don't be Evil' that was spelled out in Google's official code of conduct.
Twitter is embracing Jack Dorsey as its CEO in hopes that its once-spurned co-founder can hatch a plan to expand the short messaging service's audience and end nearly a decade of financial losses.
A Japanese live-video blogger inadvertently filmed himself as he frantically tried to put out a fire in his apartment.
Researchers at the University of California at Berkeley have found a link between body mass index and sleep.
An app being billed as the Yelp for people has caused quite the controversy. Called Peepel, the app allows users to rate anyone they know, but critics said the app would cause cyberbullying.
Critics worry it will foster harassment and bullying.
The Cupertino-based maker of iPhones is reportedly looking to occupy a proposed 777,000 square foot office complex in Sunnyvale.
