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The California National Guard is using a drone to search El Dorado National Forest for a missing San Francisco teacher, marking the first time the Guard has used a drone for a search-and-rescue mission.
The world's largest online social network surpassed expectations on all fronts in the second quarter. It grew not just profit and revenue, but also its already-massive user base and mobile advertising, as well as usage of its "family" of non-Facebook apps like Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp.
Skywatchers are in for a rare treat this Friday as a Blue Moon takes center stage for a show that happens once every three years.
The San Rafael Pacifics are no strangers to wacky promotions, but a computerized umpire being showcased Tuesday could offer a glimpse into the future of baseball.
Google has recently released two new features for its Gmail messing system to prevent disastrous emails from ending up in the wrong inbox, and now a plug-in to ensure confidential information stays private.
Amazon is making a pitch for a prime slice of air space to facilitate high speed package delivery using drones.
A major security flaw on Android phones let's hackers break in with a single text. You don't even have to open the message to get hacked.
Company vice president Brad Horotwitz, who's been running Google+, said in a blogpost that users will no longer need a Google+ account to chat with others on Google products like YouTube. Any Gmail account will now suffice.
Federal safety investigators said Tuesday the crash of a Virgin Galactic spaceship last year was caused by a catastrophic structural failure triggered when the co-pilot unlocked the craft's braking system early.
VIDEO: Liam Mayclem sat down (sort of) with Bay Area-filmmaker Chris Columbus at Brewcade in San Francisco to discuss his latest comedic adventure, Pixels...
From self-driving cars to mobile personal assistants, the conveniences of technology seamlessly fold into our everyday lives -- which is why three luminaries are warning humanity: beware of the killer robots.
A group representing the wireless industry has filed a lawsuit to put Berkeley's cellphone ordinance on hold, saying it violates the First Amendment.
Instagrammers can once search #Curvy. The voluptuous hashtag became searchable again last week, after Instagram removed it for being a magnet for pornographic images.
New information about the mysterious bright spots on Ceres is giving scientists new leads about the dwarf planet's history.
China is lifting a longtime ban on foreign video game consoles being sold anywhere in the country
