San Francisco Cell Phone Labeling Ruling Could Have Far Reaching Effects
A Federal Appeals Court judge in San Francisco was set to hear arguments Thursday in a long-simmering legal battle between the city and the wireless industry.
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A Federal Appeals Court judge in San Francisco was set to hear arguments Thursday in a long-simmering legal battle between the city and the wireless industry.
San Francisco-based Twitter & the NYPD were at odds this week over tweeted threats about prizefighter Mike Tyson's one-man show in Broadway...
Google will now incorporate information gathered from your Gmail account into your search results. The tech giant made the announcement Wednesday in a move that is not yet certain whether it will help or hinder the company.
National Night Out BBQ in San Jose is an opportunity for for neighbors to connect, but this time around they'll also have an opportunity to check out a new social network specifically designed to connect neighbors.
Amazon has quietly started placing lockers in the San Francisco Bay area, The Wall Street Journal is reporting today. The company hasn't yet said how many Lockers sites it has opened, but the rollout indicates its seriousness in giving customers another option for getting their hands on purchased products.
Apps in cars used to be exotic and often the realm of high-priced German cars, but that's changing fast.
The Giants catcher is the first Major League Baseball player to have his own official mobile game.
Amazon's new textbook rental service could save college students money, but is likely to be a temporary solution for an all digital future.
Now that the robotic explorer Curiosity has landed on Mars, exicted scientists from the NASA Ames research facility at Moffett Field are optimistic about finding Martians or other life forms on the red planet.
Southwest Airlines' attempt to thank its Facebook friends with a half-price ticket sale backfired when customers were inadvertently billed multiple times for a single flight -- they're not feeling the "luv."
Electronic Arts says it has sued online game maker Zynga because its new game "The Ville" infringes its own game, "The Sims Social."
A judge has denied Apple Inc.'s demands for an immediate victory in a multibillion patent trial as punishment for Samsung Electronics Inc.'s decision to issue a contentious press release on the first day of testimony.
Facebook revealed more than 8 percent of its 955 million monthly active users may be duplicate or false accounts amid the news that their stock reached some new lows.
Computer maker Hewlett-Packard said it has won a big victory in its court battle to force Oracle to continue making software for one of its server lines.
The Olympics are well underway and for those who aren't satisfied only viewing the events shown on TV, you now have a number of different options this time around because of smartphone apps.
