Is Google Developing Its Own Uber?
Google is allegedly preparing to offer its own ride-sharing service along with its driverless car project.
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Google is allegedly preparing to offer its own ride-sharing service along with its driverless car project.
A motorcyclist's helmet-mounted camera captured video of him miraculously landing on his feet after a car ran a red light and smashed into the rider, flipping him and his bike over the hood in San Francisco.
What appears to be a meteor blazed over the North Bay midday Saturday creating a frenzy of excited tweets and blog posts, and triggering calls to 9-1-1 dispatchers reporting what looked like a possible aircraft going down.
Hoping to curb smartphone addiction on college campuses, two students at California State University, Chico have developed an app that rewards their classmates when they put their phones away.
The blog Tech Crunch reports that Uber is hiring a team of Carnegie Mellon University robotics engineers to "kickstart autonomous taxi fleet development."
A San Francisco job seeker ran eight miles to show a GPS-based running app company how much he wanted to work for them.
China says its annual Lunar New Year gala TV show is all set to go international. Chinese government will even promote the gala on Bay Area-based social media sites normally blocked by the country.
Binge watching your favorite shows online can cause feelings of loneliness and depression.
An astronomer considers a recent report that indicates advanced life may be routinely destroyed by frequent high-radiation blasts from nearby stars and makes a case that we should still keep searching the sky for signs of intelligence.
A Bay Area startup has developed an elder-care computer system that features an adorable animated avatar masking a real live human caretaker.
The Federal Communications Commission voted Thursday to change the definition of what constitutes high-speed internet, adopting a standard 2.5 times the current national average.
A Silicon Valley company could become the Tesla of the commercial truck world. The company called Wrightspeed is converting dirty trucks into clean, electric machines.
An 83-year-old man had just purchased an iPhone from the Apple Store in Berkeley when a man ran up, snatched it from his hands and dashed off.
For the first time ever, online and in real time, scientists as well as the public can detect and track the locations of white sharks along California's central coast.
Bernal Heights, once home to artists and blue-collar workers is now "the hottest zip code in town." David Talbot says that's a bad thing and blames the techies who moved in.
