CDC Using Twitter To Spread Information On Ebola
Ebola experts at the Centers for Disease Control are using Twitter to inoculate the public against ignorance.
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Ebola experts at the Centers for Disease Control are using Twitter to inoculate the public against ignorance.
Smartphone maker HTC is introducing not only a brand new handset to take sharper pictures, but the first ever action camera.
The Cupertino-based company has invited media to their headquarters at 10 am next Thursday, October 16 for a special unveiling of…something.
The Money website published the "Most Innovative Cities In America" list Tuesday, and somehow managed to leave Silicon Valley completely off the list.
A San Francisco man claiming he was brutally attacked by an Uber driver wielding a hammer spoke out for the first time on Wednesday calling into question the ride service's policies regarding background checks.
NASA is inviting the public to add names to a microchip that will fly beyond Earth's orbit and eventually to Mars or beyond, after first taking a test flight.
The small biotech company is using genetic engineering to develop plants that give off their own light.
Just because you can talk to your car doesn't mean you should. Two new studies have found that voice-activated smartphones and dashboard infotainment systems may be making the distracted-driving problem worse instead of better.
Good2Go prompted those considering sex to go on record with both their willingness and their sobriety level.
The U.S. Justice Department said it is reviewing the case of a Drug Enforcement Administration agent who impersonated a woman and created a Facebook page using her own cellphone photos without her knowledge to communicate with suspected criminals.
Sighting need for to provide transparency to customers and the desire to express their free speech rights, Twitter is suing the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation for the right to disclose the exact number of court orders and security requests they get from the federal government.
People who live near Mission Peak in Fremont are upset that hikers are ignoring a new curfew. The new rules were prompted by the trail's sudden popularity, stemming from hikers eager to take selfies from the top and post them on social media.
Saying working conditions and wages need to be improved, bus drivers who shuttle Facebook employees to and from work are beginning the process of organizing a union.
More than 5 million people had heart failure last year. A new implant lets doctors get medical data wirelessly, straight from their patient's hearts.
A San Francisco company has created a cup that knows what's poured into it.
