Navy Serviceman Treated For Internet Addiction Allegedly Caused By Google Glass
A U.S. Navy serviceman has been treated for internet addiction caused by overuse of his Google Glass device.
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A U.S. Navy serviceman has been treated for internet addiction caused by overuse of his Google Glass device.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Tuesday the nation needs to close a "word gap" between low-income children and their more affluent peers.
A Bay Area firm that makes low-cost satellites the size of shoe boxes is planning to increase the fleet of orbiting devices in order to take new images of the entire Earth every day.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly bought a massive chunk of one of the Hawaiian Islands.
Harley Davidson is touring the country with a stop in San Jose this week to gauge interest in a prototype electric bike called LiveWire, which is designed to look like a tank and sound like a jet.
Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg says he and his wife Priscilla are donating $25 million to the Centers for Disease Control Foundation to fight the spread of the Ebola virus.
Researchers at UC Davis are learning how to use lasers to erase specific memories in mice.
An app designed to save the photos taken with the Snapchat social media app is taking responsibility for the hack that led to thousands of private photos to be leasked to a website.
A San Francisco-based drone maker is set to unveil a device it calls a drone for the masses that can shoot video and fold up into the size and shape of a cellphone.
Twitter is partnering with France's second-largest bank this week to allow its customers to transfer money with tweets.
Many Snapchat users are nervously waiting for the other shoe to drop as hackers released hundreds of thousands of photos on Sunday that they thought were deleted, some of which are of nude minors.
Your followers aren't the only ones paying attention to the selfies you post on Instagram. New marketing sites are scouring those photos for big-time advertisers.
A incident captured on camera that quickly went viral depicts the increasingly acrimonious relations between long-time San Francisco residents and the newly rich techies encroaching on their neighborhods, as a group of Dropbox employees who reserved a soccer field using a new city-sponsored app try to get a group of kids using the field to move.
Hackers have intercepted around 200,000 private photos sent using the photo messaging app Snapchat on Thursday.
Could we all be living in a massive computer simulation? SETI astronomer Seth Shostak explores how we know if we're really alive.
