Apple reportedly is trying to block the distribution of a former employee’s book about its App Store, saying the author reveals trade secrets that could harm the company’s competitive advantage, according to a report from Business Insider citing German media.

Fresh from his flight back from Australia, a Bay Area film maker is using technology to help save wildlife, many of which are on the brink of extinction.

Fresh from his flight back from Australia, a Bay Area film maker is using technology to help save wildlife, many of which are on the brink of extinction. Sergio Quintana reports.

Electric automaker Tesla on Thursday announced plans to offer $2 billion in common stock, and CEO Elon Musk has indicated he will buy as much as $10 million, or about 13,000 shares, according to a company filing.

Electric automaker Tesla on Thursday announced plans to offer $2 billion in common stock, and CEO Elon Musk has indicated he will buy as much as $10 million, or about 13,000 shares, according to a company filing.

Between 2018 and 2028, more than 500,000 new jobs are expected to be added to the computer and information technology workforce, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. But despite this growing demand for talent, the tech industry has made slow gains in providing equal opportunity for both men and women in the field. In 2018, according to the National...

Facebook joined YouTube, Twitter and payment service Venmo on Wednesday in demanding that a facial recognition company stop harvesting user images to identify the people in them, which the startup does as part of its work with police.

Federal regulators on Thursday cleared the way for a Mountain View startup to use self-driving robot vehicles on the nation’s roads for its grocery delivery service, the company announced in its blog.

An app meant to speed things up slowed everything down during the Iowa caucus, and now some are asking if today’s technology is capable of helping the election process.

A federal jury has decided that Apple Inc. and Broadcom Inc. must pay $1.1 billion to the California Institute of Technology for infringing on patents.

From the face scanner that will check in some attendees to the cameras-everywhere array of digital products, the CES gadget show is all-in on surveillance technology — whether it calls it that or not. Nestled in the “smart home” and “smart city” showrooms at the sprawling Las Vegas consumer tech conference are devices that see, hear and track the people…

On opening day at the world’s biggest tech conference, an estimated 180,000 people packed the Las Vegas Convention Center to see the transportation, TVs and tiny robots of the future. One of those people was 28-time Olympic swimming medalist Michael Phelps.

Facebook says it’s banning “deepfake” videos as it steps up efforts to fight online manipulation. The social network said Monday it’s beefing up its policies to remove the the false but realistic clips created with artificial intelligence. The company said the new rules won’t include parody or satire, or clips edited just to change the order of words. The exceptions...

Facebook says it’s banning “deepfake” videos as it steps up efforts to fight online manipulation. Kris Sanchez reports.

In a bustling Las Vegas conference hall, a handpicked crop of tech innovators showed off their wares to reporters ahead of 2020’s CES tech conference. The exhibitors at the media-only preview event, CES Unveiled, include many of this year’s CES Innovation Award winners — with products ranging from smart sinks and door locks to entirely new ways to charge electronics...

Grace Brown’s schedule at West Potomac High School in northern Virginia is filled with all the usual academics, and she’s packed in Latin, chorus and piano as extras. What she can’t cram into the 8:10 a.m. – 2:55 p.m. school day is gym class. So she’s taking that one minus the gym, and on her own time. The 14-year-old...

CES, the tech industry’s biggest annual conference, promises a glimpse into the future of how robots and artificial intelligence will work their way into our daily lives — with blazing-fast wireless networks and huge, impossibly-thin color displays.

It may look like a random shipping container in the middle of Silicon Valley, but inside is a portal.

When your phone is running out of juice a free USB port can be a welcome sight. But the FCC is warning you could be “juice jacked,” and it could cost you dearly.

Beware where you plug in when you’re in public. When your phone is running out of juice a free USB port can be a welcome sight. But the FCC is warning you could be “juice jacked,” and it coud cost you dearly. Jean Elle reports.