Rohnert Park Woman Sentenced In Texting-While-Driving Death
A Rohnert Park woman was sentenced in the killing of a 2-year-old girl in a crosswalk as she drove while texting in her car in December.
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A Rohnert Park woman was sentenced in the killing of a 2-year-old girl in a crosswalk as she drove while texting in her car in December.
Facebook said Wednesday that it has stopped most of the spam that has flooded many users' pages with pictures showing graphic sex and violence.
Google is unveiling its much-anticipated digital music store as it opens a new front in its battle with Apple to provide services over mobile devices.
Google is holding a special event in Los Angeles on Wednesday and all indications are that it will involve plans surrounding Google Music.
Cupertino-based Apple Inc. has named board member Arthur Levinson as its chairman. He fills a vacancy left open when Apple co-founder Steve Jobs died last month.
Apple released its newest version of iTunes with a new feature called Match.
Santa Clara University and the FBI are investigating who may have hacked into the university's computer system and changed some undergraduate students' grades.
LinkedIn's employees and early backers plan to sell more than 6.7 million shares as they reap the gains from a rapid run-up in the online professional networking service's market value.
Two new websites allow military members and veterans to help draft a resume and connect with other veterans or prospective employers.
Opponents of anti-piracy legislation recently introduced on Capitol Hill are warning that the bill could be devastating to Internet innovation.
In the land of Apple and Google, walking across one Bay Area school's campus is like stepping back in time.
Zynga CEO Mark Pincus wants some of the online game company's early employees to give back stock they own ahead of the company's initial public offering of stock, according to a published report Thursday.
If the settlement is approved by FTC's commissioners, it would require Facebook to get explicit consent from its 800 million users before changing its privacy settings, according to the Wall Street Journal.
An appearance by a Jonas Brother at the Microsoft Store opening in San Jose is boosting crowds and creating buzz.
Around 40 million Americans wear contact lenses. But in the not-so-distant future, contacts may do much more than help you see.
