Court: California Cops Can Search Phones Without Warrant
The California Supreme Court ruled Monday that police do not need a warrant to search a cell phone carried by someone under arrest.
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The California Supreme Court ruled Monday that police do not need a warrant to search a cell phone carried by someone under arrest.
Just like the iPad, TV's of the future could come fully loaded with apps, making them more like a computer than a television.
The Russian president and the Terminator are tweeting—and may soon go skiing together.
They were launched to explore the Red Planet way back in 2003. Jerry in Windsor asked this Good Question: What happened to the Mars Rovers? Are they still operating?
Apple Inc.'s popular iPad is getting its strongest competition thus far as consumer-electronics manufacturers unveil tablet computers with bigger screens, front-facing cameras for video chatting and more.
Two Silicon Valley giants are stepping up their battle to become the dominant player in the digital newsstand.
A reported investment by Goldman Sachs and a Russian investor of $500 million in Facebook is a further sign that the social networking behemoth is becoming a powerful force even outside tech circles.
If you're wondering what the top cyber-threats of the new year are likely to be, McAfee researchers have come out with their 2011 Threats Prediction report.
Many iPhone customers had some explaining to do after they overslept to start the new year, due to a glitch in the gadget's alarm clock feature.
The expectation is that 2011 is not only going to be a new year, it's going to be a successful year.
The new system allows people to create their own, personalized accounts - much like an online banking website.
Thursday marks the end of an era, as the last processing machine to develop Kodachrome film is shut down at a plant in Kansas.
Users of the Internet calling and messaging service will be able to use both Wi-Fi and AT&T Inc.'s 3G cellular network. FaceTime software, which comes with iPhones, works only with Wi-Fi.
Two women were arrested in Inverness Park in unincorporated Marin County Wednesday in a protest against PG&E's installation of SmartMeters.
Federal authorities have arrested a California woman in a continuing crackdown on employees of research firms who feed inside information on publicly traded companies to hedge funds.
