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A tutoring center offers an exclusive algorithm to help students get into the college of their dreams. And the man who developed the formula even promises a money-back guarantee -- but his service is not cheap.
European Union institutions are piling pressure on Google to change the way it operates its business and applies EU rules. The European parliament on Thursday approved a non-binding resolution that calls for the unbundling of search engines from other services that internet companies offer, a practice that could in theory lead to the break-up of giant internet companies like Google.
Doorman allows people to get their packages delivered to them, rather than have packages left at their house or missed delivery stickers posted on their door.
The Best Buy website is back up again after reportedly experiencing technical problems on Black Friday, one of the most busiest shopping days of the year.
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, the analytics team at Facebook is sharing what people around the country are most thankful for.
The drones are expected to hit the market late next year.
If you prefer a more orderly experience compared to door-mobbing crowds, look no further than your smartphone to help save you a few bucks and keep your sanity.
Users will receive a notification when the setting is turned on, and can opt out.
What's are the most popular items on the wish list for Santa this year? If Google research is any indication, some of the top toys this season will be familiar favorites from a generation ago.
There have been at least 25 near collisions over the last six months, and more than 175 incidents of drones seen near airports or in restricted airspace.
The latest gadget promising to revolutionize your life is a gizmo that zaps your brain to make it smarter and more focused. Doctors definitely aren't convinced, but some Bay Area residents swear by it.
Google is investing in a spoon that uses hundreds of algorithms to allow people with essential tremors and Parkinson's Disease to eat without spilling.
A little over a year ago, Apple was in a tight race with Exxon Mobile as the world's most valuable company. Today, its not even close.
As California's drought lingers on and reservoirs dry up, small planes are trying to coax the water to come down.
It's not exactly a takeover but in San Francisco's Financial District, bankers, lawyers and insurance executives are increasingly rubbing shoulders with workers from the tech industry.
