San Francisco Public Housing Gets Free Wi-Fi
San Francisco has finished installing free Wi-Fi in its public housing facilities as part of a citywide housing improvement initiative.
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San Francisco has finished installing free Wi-Fi in its public housing facilities as part of a citywide housing improvement initiative.
Meet Daniel Balsam, a San Francisco man who hates unwanted e-mail so much, he makes his living suing spammers.
The suit claims that users' personal data has been sold to third party advertisers.
San Francisco-based animation website Xtranormal -- whose cartoon-making tools have spawned viral videos of cuddly puppies debating such topics as quantitative easing and the iPhone in stilted monotones -- is no longer offering free, unlimited use of its tools.
AT&T is deploying its first Wi-Fi zone in a public, outdoor area of San Francisco, the Embarcadero waterfront district.
A San Francisco billionaire who co-founded PayPal and gave Facebook its first big investment now wants Silicon Valley to buy into a bigger idea: the future.
The Trash Amps are mini-speakers hidden inside everyday objects like a Starbucks cup, soda can or Chinese takeout container.
Starting in January, impersonating someone online could mean jail time or a hefty fine.
Connecticut's attorney general says Craigslist has confirmed that it has removed adult services ads from its global sites.
Mark Hurd is facing more fallout from his ouster five months ago as CEO of Hewlett-Packard Co., the world's biggest personal computer and printer maker.
Foursquare, a popular location-sharing service for smart phones, is now letting you upload a photo of that tasty burger you're about to bite into.
Software maker Adobe is posting earnings for its latest quarter that exceed analyst expectations, and provides a rosy outlook.
EBay Inc. said it will acquire a German online shopping club for €150 million ($197 million) to strengthen the company's fashion business in Europe.
