Authorities are discovering that many California inmates also have Facebook pages, which they can access through contraband cell phones.
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Every stock was down when the markets closed yesterday, leading some investors to wonder whether this signals the end of the 2.0 bubble. “Investors will flock to more conservative fields in uncertain periods.”
Reuters is reporting that today’s market fluctuations might have a significant long-term impact on the resurgent Silicon Valley economy. In an article focusing on San Jose networking giant Cisco, reporter Noel Randewich spells out how the spending cuts sparked by the so-called “debt crisis” might affect Silicon Valley and the world economy.
The Syrian military has a new enemy to deal with, and it is not anyone that can be taken down with tanks and guns. The hacker group Anonymous has taken on Syria’s Ministry of Defense.
First a boast. In a recent game of Scrabble, I used up all my letters by placing the word PITHIEST on two triple word scores. Total score for word: 194 points, including the 50 bonus points for using up all my letters. Unfortunately, I was playing against a computer.
Google’s self-driving robot car has taken yet another step toward becoming more like a human-operated vehicle. It got into an accident and blamed the other driver.
The de Saisset gallery launches a new exhibition addressing poverty and homelessness in America over the decades.
Recent reports say that the Data Protection Authority in Hamburg, Germany, has sent a letter to Facebook demanding that it obtain user permission before identifying users through facial recognition tools.
Apple is the second largest company in the world and, for a time leading up to the debt crisis, it had more money in the bank than the federal government.
From country acoustic guitars to heavy metal axes, the South Bay features several guitar shops that offer a wide variety of instruments.
