Larry Magid: Telecommuting An Option For BART Commuters
Our technology expert says telecommuting is one of the better options for getting around the BART strike if you need to get work done, but not everyone has that luxury.
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Our technology expert says telecommuting is one of the better options for getting around the BART strike if you need to get work done, but not everyone has that luxury.
Yahoo acquired San Jose startup Bignoggins to help boost the Sunnyvale Internet company's suite of mobile apps and services.
Zynga says its CEO, Mark Pincus, is stepping down to be replaced by Don Mattrick, the head of Microsoft's Xbox business.
With BART service shut down, ridesharing services were working to keep up with increased demand Monday.
Facebook is pulling ads from pages that contain violence or sexual content.
Mayors from San Jose, Los Gatos, Campbell and Mill Valley on Thursday announced an agreement to add some all-electric, light-duty compact cars to their municipal fleets to reduce fuel costs and air pollution.
Mailstrom, a web-based service, allows users to sort and categorize emails in a more timely manner.
The commercialization of space may not be moving at light speed, but it's probably going faster than you think.
The Mountain View company is lending its backpack cameras to a Hawaii trail guide company to capture panoramic images of Big Island hiking trails.
PayPal wants to explore space -- or at least begin to figure out how payments and commerce will work beyond Earth's realm once space travel and tourism take off.
Microsoft showed off a new and improved version of its Windows operating system at its developers conference in San Francisco on Wednesday.
Mayer has been CEO of Yahoo for nearly a year, and has had to endure more than her share of personal questions following the birth of her child and her change in remote work policies at the Sunnyvale company.
A Florida investment adviser has pleaded guilty in a $13 million securities fraud scheme that prosecutors say capitalized on enthusiasm for Facebook shares.
Two major new federal regulations are in the offing that could ask technology to erase thousands of auto injuries and deaths -- but will they work and at what cost?
Photo and video sharing app Snapchat has created a new version just for children under 13 called SnapKidz.
