Tech Report: Police Want To Disable Stolen Phones
San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr a group of chiefs from other cities are now calling on the Federal Communications Commission to require that carriers disable phones that have been stolen.
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San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr a group of chiefs from other cities are now calling on the Federal Communications Commission to require that carriers disable phones that have been stolen.
Online game maker Zynga Inc. reported a net loss in the last three months of 2011, weighed by hefty stock-compensation expenses and other costs in its first quarter as a public company.
Yahoo's negotiations to sell most of its Asian holdings have abruptly broken down in a disagreement over the sales price and the best way to get the complex deal done.
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid said that music is behind the revitalization of MySpace.
The Mountain View facility is actually getting a $20 million budget increase for fiscal year 2013.
It's a growing crime wave: people getting robbed and beaten for their smartphones. A potential fix is being used abroad, but are America's wireless companies willing to try it?
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Apple said Monday that an independent group, the Fair Labor Association, has started inspecting working conditions in the Chinese factories where its iPads and iPhones are assembled.
Apple's stock broke above $500 for the first time Monday. It was the latest step in a rally that began more than two weeks ago, when the company reported staggering sales and profits for the holiday quarter.
U.S. regulators have approved Google's $12.5 billion bid for Motorola Mobility. The announcement comes just hours after Google won clearance in Europe.
The technology provides treated water to the tap.
One of the fastest growing websites is one you might not have heard of. It's called Pinterest. KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid explains that it is a site that lets you post pictures to express what you are interested in.
Turns out that the FBI did a background check on Steve Jobs in 1991, when he was considered for an appointment on George H. W. Bush's President's Export Council.
Apple continues to expand in Silicon Valley, signing a lease this week for a high-profile office building in Sunnyvale. It's part of a trend of tech companies gobbling up commercial real estate quickly in Silicon Valley.
LinkedIn is reporting a strong fourth quarter as the online professional networking service added 14 million members. Its net income and revenue beat Wall Street's expectations.
