Teen Credits Apple Watch With Saving His Life
A Massachusetts teen is crediting his Apple Watch with saving his life, and the ordeal has earned him an internship with the tech giant.
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A Massachusetts teen is crediting his Apple Watch with saving his life, and the ordeal has earned him an internship with the tech giant.
Skywatchers are in for a rare double-feature--a total lunar eclipse and a super moon.
Hackers took control of the five news websites of Palo Alto-based Embarcadero Media Group on Thursday night, according to the media outlet.
Investors are embracing Adobe's move to the cloud
For the first time ever, the Dreamforce conference hosted a women's leadership summit on Thursday. The final speaker used the opportunity to make a big announcement about her own company.
A San Francisco couple who entrusted their apartment to a house sitter while they were at Burning Man reportedly found out the sitter rented out their unit.
Twitter users beware: retweeting can be seen by the government as endorsements, and even evidence in criminal investigations.
A Bay Area university in the heart Silicon Valley innovation is being recognized as the top innovative university in the world.
The California Public Utilities Commission in San Francisco Thursday approved a settlement requiring Comcast Phone of California LLC to pay $33.4 million for releasing the unlisted phone numbers of nearly 75,000 customers over a two-year period.
Amazon hopes to blaze a trail with cheaper tablets
AT&T is offering a $250,000 reward for the capture and conviction of vandals who have been cutting buried fiber optic lines in the Bay Area, disrupting phone, television and Internet service for numerous residents.
Hyperloop Technologies is working on a project to move people and cargo at nearly the speed of sound, and its engineers believe they're approaching a transportation breakthrough not seen in ages, reports CBS News correspondent Carter Evans.
In his first television interview about his decision to come out to the public, Tim Cook got personal on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" Tuesday night.
Hewlett-Packard Co. is preparing to shed up to another 30,000 jobs as the Silicon Valley pioneer launches into a new era in the same cost-cutting mode that has marred much of its recent history.
The nation's largest school district will reportedly make computer science courses available to all students, joining public schools in San Francisco and Chicago.
