Google CEO Eric Schmidt said the company plans to cooperate with antitrust investigators looking into complaints that search results favor Google’s own services over those of its competitors.
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A software developer recently found a Facebook code for a “MusicDownloadDialog.” That leaves one of two options. Either Facebook is about to launch a music downloading option or it looked into it and abandoned the effort, without erasing the evidence.
The race to expand American-based social networking sites into China has drawn outside observers into rival factions.
On Wednesday, Mark Zuckerberg made what he called an “awesome” announcement to the world. Facebook has a new chat interface that offers video chatting, and the company is doing it in collaboration with Skype
Blending Latin, pop, jazz and hip-hop, the E Family’s passion, dedication, talent and love of playing are the stuff of legend. They perform at Montalvo on Saturday, July 9.
We are lucky to live in such a bountiful state. Where else can you stroll through a quaint town with a glass of wine, learn home-style Mexican cooking, enjoy a perfectly paired wine dinner and be entertained by exotic belly dancers all in one week? Some might say we’re spoiled, but for us it’s just another South Bay week July 6-13.
There was only one thing wrong with Senate Budget Committee Vice-Chairman Bob Huff’s analysis of how Gov. Jerry Brown produced a “balanced” budget by magically assuming an extra $4 billion in revenues. Said Huff, a Republican from Diamond Bar: “That’s a wand that Harry Potter would be proud to wield.” The problem is, Huff got the wrong wizard.
Tragedy struck a Los Gatos family for the second time in three years, as the father of a high school football player who died from a heart condition lost his life after a motorcycle accident Sunday.
Google is restructuring its web properties in advance of the launch of its Google+ social networking site. Among the casualties are two of its most popular websites, the Picassa photo-sharing site and Blogger. Though the sites will not disappear, they will be rebranded to reflect that they belong to Google. In just six weeks,
A day-long conference in East Palo Alto will bring federal, state and local law enforcement officers together to discuss rising gang violence.
