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The state legislature is poised to pass a bill that would prevent law officials from searching the smartphones or other electronic devices of people they arrest without a search warrant.
Rex Walheim and his STS-135 comrades stopped by Moffett Field as part of a tour across the world to discuss their 13-day mission to the International Space Station last month, the 33rd and final flight for the Atlantis space shuttle.
Finding time to volunteer isn't that easy, but a new website helps match service oriented people with worthy organizations that need their specific skills.
HP slashed the prices of the TouchPad to $99, this after the company announced it was discontinuing its table computer and smartphone business last week.
Hundreds waited for the doors to open at Apple's newest store on 4th Street in Berkeley.
It's hard to imagine a larger collection of iPhones in one place outside of an Apple store than were in evidence in the heart-of-Silicon Valley city of Palo Alto.
Hewlett-Packard Co.'s shares sank to a 6-year low Friday after the Palo Alto-based technology conglomerate announced third-quarter results and said it would shut down its mobile devices business, try spinning off its PC business and pay about $10 billion for business software maker Autonomy Corp.
Lawmakers are requesting a review of the government's security standards for wireless medical devices after a diabetic discovered how to remotely reprogram his and other people's insulin pumps.
IBM announced Thursday that it has built two prototype chips that it said processes data more like how humans digest information than the chips that now power PCs and supercomputers.
Recent protests of the BART system have been fueled by computer hackings and street demonstrations by a group known as Anonymous. One man who claims to be a part of the clandestine "hactivist" squad agreed to talk to CBS 5.
In a sign that the Google-Motorola deal could face heavy antitrust scrutiny, Google included an unusually high breakup fee in its deal terms, according to a document filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday.
Palo-Alto-based Hewlett-Packard Co. said Thursday that it will discontinue its tablet computer and smartphone products and may sell or spin off its PC division, bowing out of the consumer businesses.
A San Francisco attorney accused of sexually assaulting at least three women he met through Craigslist since March pleaded not guilty earlier this week.
The Bay Area Rapid Transit agency has been targeted again by hackers, who posted personal information on 100 police officers online Wednesday.
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid explains the growing concerns over a Senate-led Protect IP Act.
