Bay Area Libraries Adapt To Tech Tastes, Needs
Keeping up with advances in technology has become a priority at local libraries, and there is constant evaluation to stay current with community needs.
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Keeping up with advances in technology has become a priority at local libraries, and there is constant evaluation to stay current with community needs.
Shopping online isn't exactly the latest thing, but there's been an increase in e-commerce, especially as we head into the holidays.
Shares of Salesforce.com Inc. soared to a record high on Friday after the business software company reported stronger-than-expected results for the latest quarter and said it expects to reap $2 billion in revenue in fiscal 2012.
In a sign of the companies' divergent fortunes, MySpace said Thursday it will let its users log in to their Facebook accounts through their MySpace page.
Talking or texting behind the wheel tops the list of things that bug motorists the most, followed by speeding and aggression.
Genentech Inc. spent just over $1.2 million lobbying the federal government in the third quarter, according to a recent disclosure form.
Seven Northern California district attorneys have sued online retailer Overstock.com Inc., accusing the company of regularly making false and misleading claims about its prices.
Online video site Hulu says it has now formally launched its premium streaming service for $8 a month.
The Beatles are finally coming to the Internet. Apple Inc. said its iTunes service will sell music from the Fab Four. The Beatles have so far been the most prominent holdout from iTunes and other online music services.
Yahoo is turning its U.S. website into an outlet for bargain hunter Groupon and more than a dozen other similar services.
San Francisco now has an EV station to charge electric cars located at Pier 27 on the Embarcadero.
Nicole Ozer with the ACLU of Northern California explains some guidelines to follow regarding location-based mobile services.
Facebook is unveiling a new messaging platform that takes aim at one of the Internet's first applications, e-mail.
Google is working on a new computer chip and software upgrade that the company believes will eventually enable mobile phones to replace credit cards.
Federal officials looking for more airwaves to deliver wireless broadband services are recommending that the government reallocate a sizeable chunk of radio spectrum currently used for naval radar systems and weather satellites.
