Microsoft Bets Big On New Windows Phone 7 Software
After years of declining sales of phones based on Microsoft's Windows Mobile software, the company is starting with a fresh slate - a completely new operating system for phones.
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After years of declining sales of phones based on Microsoft's Windows Mobile software, the company is starting with a fresh slate - a completely new operating system for phones.
Google is road-testing cars that steer, stop and start without a human driver.
There's a lot of yap online, most of it negative, about the new Gap Inc. logo that the chain quietly slipped onto its website this week.
California's ballot measure to legalize marijuana has a new friend: Facebook co-founder Sean Parker has given $100,000 to back the proposal.
Electric carmaker Tesla Motors is recalling 439 Roadsters from the 2010 model year to address potential fire hazards connected to battery cables.
Eighteen years ago, Amanda Boxtel was paralyzed in a skiing accident; today, a futuristic invention is helping her walk upright again.
Betting you wouldn't trek to your bank or the closest ATM if you didn't have to, PayPal has added a feature to its free iPhone application that lets users deposit checks into their PayPal accounts by taking a picture of them.
Google is teaming up with Logitech for a television set-top box that will let people watch video from the Internet right on their TV.
Shares of Adobe soared in heavy trading Thursday on a report that Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer discussed a possible buyout of the company.
California attracted nearly half of the venture capital invested worldwide in clean technology businesses during the first half of this year.
Yahoo Inc. is jazzing up its Internet search results in an effort to orchestrate a revenue revival.
In a nondescript Mission District apartment building, in a tiny room, lives a David who has taken on a Goliath.
Verizon Wireless said Wednesday that its new wireless broadband network, which offers higher data speeds initially for laptop users, will be live before the end of the year in the cities on the Boston-to-Washington stretch as well as in California, Chicago, Miami, Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Seattle and other areas.
Facebook is introducing tools that will make it easier for people to separate their online friendships into different groups and copy all the personal information they have posted on the website.
Cisco says it's going to sell a $599 box that turns living-room TV sets into big videophones.
