Apple CEO Tim Cook unveils iPad 3 – $499, Retina display, 4G LTE (Score: B+)
Powering the iPad 3 is the anticipated A5X dual-core processor (with quad-core graphics) which will give twice the performance as the iPad 2. On the…
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Baryshnikov coming to Berkeley Rep
20 performances only of romantic new play created by renowned artists born in Russia.
Google Android still top smartphone platform, takes share from RIM, MSFT
Samsung (25.4%) continues to lead as the top mobile OEM, followed by LG (19.7%), Motorola (13.2%), Apple (12.8%) and RIM (6.6%).
TheatreWorks one step closer to securing full-time Palo Alto home
"We imagine TheatreWorks as the centerpiece of a vibrant arts scene, framed by Stanford University's Arts Center and Concert Hall and by the classic movie…
Loreto Bay resort emerges from economic downturn (photos)
Indeed, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. What emerged, thanks in part to social media, was one of the most well-organized, powerful homeowner organizations…
Google runs headlong into the jaws of Cupertino with ‘Google Play’
Instead, Google should "play" up its techy roots. Not run away from them.
Things My Dog Tells Me: “Woof! Woof! We’re in a bubble again. Pop! Pop!”
Sock puppets unite! Remember the brilliant idea of taking online orders and shipping portly bags of pet food across the country? Well, amazingly, the idea…
Google preps Kindle Fire killer – 3 potential roadblocks
You simply can't take some juicy hardware specs, slap on a value-oriented price and expect something to sell. Why are we willing to pay $500…
In Photos: Farmers Market, Loreto Baja California Sur
The scene is something of a mash-up. Part Quentin Tarantino movie (those Sierra de la Giganta mountains hugging the market are an astounding visual), part…
Samsung Galaxy S II to get Android Ice Cream Sandwich this month
Recently in our tests of the side-by-side with the Galaxy Nexus, we found that the S II held its own, and was able to open…