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Oculus' headset covers a user's eyes and can create immersive worlds that react to head movement.
The reveal, which came after a "Star Wars"/Batman Twitter "war" between Abrams and Zack Snyder…comes with a twist…
Much has been made of the potential health risks of sitting at your desk all day, leading some to opt for a standing work surface. Now comes a walking desk that to keep your body not only upright, but moving.
Alibaba's stock is surging as the Chinese e-commerce powerhouse's begins its first day trading as a public company.
Imagine you are first in line to get the brand new iPhone 6. Imagine your local television station wants to interview you. Then imagine you drop your brand new Apple iPhone 6 onto the pavement on live television.
It's the day Apple groupies have been waiting for. On Friday, the Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus went on sale across the country.
Forget impeccable customer service and superb-quality food -- one Richmond restaurant is working to become the worst-rated restaurant in the Bay Area as a way to fight back Yelp.
The Circle the Schools initiative uses an adopt-a-school model to connect San Francisco-based companies with schools.
The Chinese e-commerce powerhouse is expected to start trading Friday on the NYSE in an IPO that values it at $167.62 billion, bigger than the current market value of Amazon, Cisco, and eBay.
One day after Apple released their latest version of iOS, a hoax has surfaced telling users to charge their iPhones in the microwave.
Oracle says Larry Ellison is stepping aside as CEO of the company he founded. The business software maker promoted Safra Catz and Mark Hurd to replace him as co-CEOs.
A new app from BART is supposed to be a discreet way to report crime on the transit system. But privacy advocates and the American Civil Liberties Union are sounding the alarm.
Facebook met with leaders of San Francisco's transgender community in City Hall amid a crackdown on drag queens who use their stage names on the site. But the social network has not changed a policy requiring account holders to use their real names.
