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Apple's plans for a sleek new campus in Cupertino with space age architecture offering more office space and parking than anything in downtown San Francisco could be the first of several expansions for the software giant over the next few years.
Want to get email on your iPhone or BlackBerry in the middle of the ocean, or in the Arctic? Now you can - but it'll cost you.
Carol Bartz was fired Tuesday as Yahoo Inc.'s CEO nearly three years into a tenure in which the company fell short of the turnaround she was charged with leading.
A glitch in Google Places has some companies that are open for business appear as if they're permanently closed on Google Maps.
Oprah might have been the queen of daytime talk shows, but it seems she has a lot to learn before she reigns on social media...
Sony and Samsung unveiled tablet computers Friday at the IFA Consumer Electronics Show in Berlin that try to break the mold Apple established for handheld computers when it introduced the iPad.
The world's largest consumer electronics' trade shows is about to get underway in Germany. Ford is there to show off Evos, its new concept car.
Take a look at your phone bill. Do you know what every item your provider is charging you?
Two men suspected of selling an iPhone 4 prototype that was lost last year in a Redwood City bar pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor charges in San Mateo County Superior Court Thursday morning.
A new iPhone app aims to restore the missing Twin Towers to a virtual view of New York's skyline.
The growing use of smartphones by digitally savvy teenagers has some parents calling for new tools to protect how their children's Internet browsing gets tracked by marketers.
The Justice Department filed suit Wednesday to block AT&T's $39 billion deal to buy T-Mobile USA on grounds that it would raise prices for consumers.
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid looks at what place the new device will have in the digital music market.
Facebook doled out more than $40,000 worth of finders fees in August to hackers who identified security flaws in the uber-popular social networking site.
In a bizarre repeat of a high-profile incident last year, an Apple employee once again appears to have lost an unreleased iPhone in a bar, this time in San Francisco's Mission district.
