3 San Francisco Firms Among 5 Companies Selected As Certified Google Glass At Work Partners
Google has partnered with a handful of developers to create specialized Google Glass versions for use in daily business functions.
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Google has partnered with a handful of developers to create specialized Google Glass versions for use in daily business functions.
McDonald's is opening up a new location along San Francisco's Market Street, but not to take your order. Instead, the fast food chain will use the space to recruit the best talent to boost its digital presence.
San Francisco to New York in two hours? It's been possible for 40 years, as anyone who flew the Concorde from New York to London can tell you, but it's not allowed because of Federal Aviation Administration regulations about supersonic flights over land. Seems people don't like the sound of sonic booms every few hours over their homes, but new research from NASA Ames Research Center, and the facility at Edwards could make sonic booms more tolerable, and make hour-long cross-country flights a reality.
Tesla is getting ready to add another vehicle to its lineup.
A new measure proposed by the Obama Administration would give federal officials the authority to set restrictions on the use of mapping and traffic apps if they are deemed to be dangerous.
Technology has often been credited with–or blamed for--allowing companies to use fewer workers in order to save money, and those changes may soon be coming again to more San Francisco restaurants.
Twitter took the selfie to new heights with the premier of its drone-mounted camera "Dronie" at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity Sunday.
The Long Now Foundation opened a new venue combining attributes of a museum, library and cafe at San Francisco's Fort Mason Center to encourage long-range consideration of earth's future.
Several new startups are giving home cooks the chance to prove their chops in the kitchen and make a few dollars by hosting meals in their homes.
In an effort to find lighter renewable materials, Ford announced a partnership on Tuesday with Heinz to research the use of tomato fibers to make car parts.
Priceline is buying online restaurant reservation company OpenTable for $2.6 billion. The deal should help Priceline, the online travel company, branch out into a new business segment.
Facebook is opening up about those personalized ads on news feeds.
Electric car maker Tesla Motors is opening access to its patents to accelerate electric vehicle development.
Soon you may not have to fumble or fight for a power outlet to charge your phone at your neighborhood Starbucks. Starbucks and Duracell say they are rolling out Powermat wireless charging devices in stores in San Francisco.
Ride sharing companies can be a convenient way to get to the airport, but California is saying that's a no-go.
