Tech Report: 'Enemies of the Internet' List Released
Reporters Without Borders released its annual 'Enemies of the Internet' list and this year it appears that the Arab Spring has changed the face of online censorship.
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Reporters Without Borders released its annual 'Enemies of the Internet' list and this year it appears that the Arab Spring has changed the face of online censorship.
San Jose officials claim they'll introduce America's fastest, free outdoor Wi-Fi network this summer through a new partnership with Ruckus Wireless and SmartWAVE Technologies.
Yahoo Inc. said in a court filing Monday that Facebook has infringed 10 of its patents covering advertising, privacy controls and social networking.
Commuter rail officials say he was standing on the tracks when he was hit by a northbound train. The death is being investigated.
Apple's clout is coming under scrutiny as the U.S. Justice Department considers filing a lawsuit against the company and five U.S. publishers for an alleged scheme that has driven up the prices of electronic books since the 2010 release of the iPad.
The new iPad was announced earlier this week. If you weren't thinking of trading up, you might want to reconsider.
Google is almost everyone's favorite search engine, despite misgivings about data-collection and advertising practices that are widely seen as intrusive.
The students at Washington Elementary looked up to the astronauts at the International Space Station. Their field trip Wednesday to the Tech Museum of Innovation left little doubt.
Some colleges, and even a few employers, have recently insisted on taking a peak at the Facebook pages of applicants, policies Facebook officials said violate the sites terms of use.
The Justice Department has threatened to sue Apple and five other major publishers for allegedly colluding to raise the price of e-books.
An activist group based in Southern California is getting worldwide attention for a video that documents wartime atrocities in Africa.
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid looks at what is of interest to many in the Middle East at a technology conference in Qatar.
After much anticipation and hype, Apple CEO, Tim Cook has revealed the new model of the iPad and updates on other Apple products...
Israeli President Shimon Peres touted the role of technology as an instrument for peace during a talk Wednesday at the annual Launch Conference in San Francisco.
Stanford's quake-catcher network detected Monday's quake near Berkeley 10 seconds before the shaking reached campus, and it has already proven effective in detecting aftershocks near Christchurch, New Zealand. Scientists say those extra seconds could mean a lot.
