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With Valentine's Day looming, a new study shows the major impact of technology and social media in the lives of many American couples. One of the findings shows many couples are sharing passwords and accounts with their partners.
Protesters, including some who dressed up like Cupid, congregated at Twitter headquarters on Wednesday to voice opposition to the tax breaks several tech companies have received.
Dating sites are getting more personalized to help you find 'the one,' using DNA testing to determine if a suitor is a genetically compatible match.
French President Francois Hollande was meeting with city officials and tech kingpins in San Francisco, and offering his government's support to French entrepreneurs seeking to gain a foothold in Silicon Valley.
Our technology analyst ponders why the game developer behind the Flappy Birds app is shutting down shop for what he's reportedly calling an addictive pastime.
A Silicon Valley firm is providing state-of-the-art facial recognition technology currently being used at the international airport in Sochi, Russia to identify athletes, fans, and dignitaries attending the Olympics.
Hundreds of Bay Area residents are taking to the streets and to the Internet Tuesday as part of a massive one-day protest against mass government surveillance.
The Redwood City Police Department is using social media to match theft victims with their stolen property.
Our technology analyst is hosting a Safer Internet Day event in Washington D.C. that will include executives from Google, Facebook and Tumblr executives as guest speakers.
A Google subsidiary has been picked to run and renovate a federal airfield that is frequently used for the personal flights of the company's top executives.
The young Vietnamese creator of hit mobile game Flappy Bird has removed it from the App Store and Google Play saying it ruined his life.
Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, were the most generous American philanthropists in 2013.
The recent rain has revealed that part of the steel structure which is supposed to be watertight is leaking.
Officials with San Mateo-based company, Go Pro, which makes wearable video cameras, are getting ready to make their company public.
After Google received word to move its barge off Treasure Island due to a lack of proper permits, the tech giant is now under fire for its plans to operate the vessel.
