Tech Report: Smaller iPad In The Works?
With the success of Amazon's Kindle, some analysts are speculating that the company will introduce a 7-inch version of the iPad.
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With the success of Amazon's Kindle, some analysts are speculating that the company will introduce a 7-inch version of the iPad.
What do you get when you mix Apple technology with the home thermostat? How about a new device, called The Nest.
Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal and his investment company said Monday they are investing a combined $300 million into Twitter, giving the microblogging site a cash boost as it looks to entice more users and paying advertisers.
Some tech companies are fiercely lobbying against a bill that would hold them liable if users illegally post copyright-protected material to their sites.
Zynga saw its stock dinged on its first day of trading Friday—an unexpected turn of events for a closely watched public debut seen as a precursor to Facebook's next year.
Bay Area renters need to be aware of a new scam popping up online. Some properties are being offered at rock-bottom rents by people who neither own, nor have control over, the properties.
Online game company Zynga has priced its initial public offering at $10 per share. It is selling 100 million shares and raising $1 billion.
Chipmaker Intel's dominance in the personal computer market has not been enough to hold onto revenue as consumers spend more on tablets and smart phones and less on desktops and laptops.
While more and more people are turning to the Internet to find information, they are also more skeptical about what they're finding.
Many of Silicon Valley's most successful entrepreneurs and executives are warning of the dangers of the controversial Stop Online Piracy Act...
CNET Editor at Large Brian Cooley looks ahead to what's in store for Apple in 2012.
Tech giant Google is donating $11.5 million to organizations fighting to end the slavery of 27 million people around the world.
Attorney General Kamala Harris said the unit will be in charge of identifying and prosecuting identity theft, cybercrimes and other crimes involving the use of technology.
Public colleges in California can defray the cost of inevitable tuition and fee hikes by making textbooks available online for download, a leading state lawmaker said Wednesday.
Facebook is making it easier for people who express suicidal thoughts on the social networking site to get help.
