Tech Report: Symantec Issues Warning Against Ransomware Scam
Software security company Symantec has issued a warning against an increasing cyber-threat. According to the company they've seen a dramatic jump in ransomware cases.
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Software security company Symantec has issued a warning against an increasing cyber-threat. According to the company they've seen a dramatic jump in ransomware cases.
Yahoo Sports is apologizing for a site outage that left thousands of fantasy football players complaining of last-minute lineup problems and possible lost money on an NFL Sunday.
In a joint statement Sunday, the two companies said they also signed a 10-year license agreement that will extend to current and future patents held by one another.
While it's illegal to text while driving in California, some people just can't resist the urge to pick up the phone after it chimes. Now there's an app that can help in that situation.
There's a new way to build a gun that metal detectors can't detect. The legal, and unregulated, technology is allowing for the manufacture of plastic guns that will be able to fire real bullets.
The sister of a Malaysian man who has been charged with insulting a state sultan on Facebook said Friday that he was innocent and would lodge a complaint over his detention.
Robots abound in the movies but in real life, there are only one million in United States businesses and homes. But all of that is about to change, according to robotics experts in the Bay Area.
Fire engines in the Menlo Park Fire Protection District are being fitted with Apple iPads that will eventually assist firefighters in responding to calls.
Twitter says it mistakenly reset the passwords of some users as part of a routine security check-up.
Apple's stock fell Wednesday along with a sharp sell-off in the broader market as investors, with the election behind them, dumped stocks and turned their focus to a world of problems - tax increases and spending cuts that could stall the nation's economic recovery and a deepening recession in Europe.
Verizon Wireless will shut down its app store come January. This should come as no surprise as Apple and Google have dominated smartphone app sales.
San Francisco's top prosecutor wants to bring the same sort of technology he used to track crime while serving as police chief to the district attorney's office.
Noted Stanford University professor and futurist Paul Saffo doesn't care to make a projection about who will win the presidential race.
Instagram, the photo-sharing app that was created for mobile phones, is expanding to the Web.
