ConsumerWatch: Hacked Facebook Account Could Cost You
Having your Facebook account hacked can be a hit to your reputation and a nuisance. It could also cost you money.
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Having your Facebook account hacked can be a hit to your reputation and a nuisance. It could also cost you money.
Consumer technology companies reporting financial results this week are looking like rowboats bobbing in the wake of Apple Inc.'s supertanker.
A two day App Developer Conference wrapped up in San Francisco Thursday. It's a relatively new market that has grown furiously along with the rising popularity of smart phones within the past few years.
A campaign launched in Oakland Thursday looks to close the digital divide by getting more low-income families and seniors hooked up to the Internet.
State Farm Insurance is launching a new app that it claims will help people become better drivers. Plus, BMW is making it easier for people to stream music.
Hewlett-Packard has been awarded a multi-year contract worth up to $2.5 billion to provide technology services to NASA, according to the Palo Alto firm.
The season premiere of "South Park" combined one of the world's most-coveted tech gadgets with one of the most gag-inducing movies in recent memory...
Apple denied claims that it was keeping tabs on its customers, saying the file records Wi-Fi hot spots and cell towers in the general area of iPhones, not the whereabouts of their users.
YouTube founders Chad Hurley and Steve Chen are cooking up another Internet company whose ingredients will include the content-sharing service Delicious.
Sony Corp. said Tuesday that the credit card data of PlayStation users around the world may have been stolen in a hack that forced it to shut down its PlayStation Network for the past week.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors delayed a decision Tuesday that is vital to AT&T's plan to upgrade its Internet, cable and landline phone service in the city.
The SETI Institute in Mountain View has suffered a major financial setback and as a result, is shutting down its deep space listening program.
Michael Vick and the Humane Society said on Monday that an application built to run on Google Inc.'s Android software glorifies dogfighting.
What happens when you cross the world's largest social network with one of the hottest business models in e-commerce? Facebook wants to find out.
Yahoo has bought the maker of mobile software that makes it easier for people to let their friends know what TV shows they're watching.
