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It's a staple of communication today, but is it available to everyone? Erick in Pleasanton asked this Good Question: Can blind people use text messaging?
Earlier this week came word that Southern California Edison would be buying electricity from seven solar power plants that will be built by two Bay Area companies.
Intel says fourth-quarter net income rose 48 percent and revenue rose 8 percent, as sales of server chips have helped offset weakness in sales in chips for consumer PCs.
The latest earnings report from the world's largest chipmaker should offer a clear signal about the impact tablet computers such as the iPad have had on the personal computer market, according to analysts.
Social media giant Facebook is looking to get in the business of saving lives, as Amber alerts will now be available on the company's website.
As the online encyclopedia, Wikipedia nears its 10th birthday on Saturday, its leaders are seeking a more diverse group of editors.
The Brown Administration is being urged to create a high tech czar position at the cabinet level to represent Silicon Valley, in the hopes of stemming the loss of jobs.
Gov. Jerry Brown is hanging up his state-issued cell phone, and he's ordered half the state bureaucrats who have government-paid cell phones to do the same.
Wireless technology continues to change by leaps and bounds. One of latest advancements is 4G, which some mobile devices use. But not everyone knows what that means.
Verizon Wireless said it will start selling a version of the iPhone 4 in early February, giving U.S. iPhone buyers a choice of carriers for the first time.
CNET Editor-at-Large Brian Cooley is in Detroit where the 23rd annual North American International Auto Show is under way and 'electric' seems to be the big word this year.
Struggling entertainment site MySpace said Tuesday that it is cutting nearly half of its staff worldwide, or about 500 people, after an extensive revamp in October overhauled its look and allowed it to be run with fewer people.
For many, finding a job can be a challenge. But there is a new website called Career Element that lets job seekers post their desired position along with a reward.
