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Technology enthusiasts are pouring into San Francisco and nearly everyone wants to hear the latest on Google Glass.
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Dozens of inventors are meeting in San Francisco Monday night to show off their products to investors.
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A tiny satellite called SkyCube will orbit the earth, sending back tweets and photos to people willing to pay a dollar for the privilege.
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The Bay Area is known for investors who bet big on young companies but now investors can also bet on young people.
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While other kids practice football or basketball, the members of the Newark High Rocketry Club practice rocket science.
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The competition for good engineers is so fierce now that there's a talent agency for the superstars of the tech world.
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The U.S. Forest Service will soon use new technology, developed by NASA, on a jet to collect data to fight wildfires.
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Waste Management is testing a new generation of trash trucks that run on methane pulled from Livermore's Altamont Landfill.
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HTC is already getting good reviews for its new smartphone that they hope will woo customers away from Apple and Samsung.
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An event in San Francisco Friday drew hundreds of struggling homeowners with the promise of meeting their lenders face to face.
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Rumors are flying about a major announcement planned for Thursday morning at Facebook's headquarters in Menlo Park.
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Powerball -- the multi-state lottery game that's created nationwide frenzies is coming to California next week.
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There is an unusual vending machine at UC Berkeley prints out three dimensional objects.
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Seasoned pros say the Career Pavilion at the Game Developers Conference was the biggest and busiest it's ever been.
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Now there's a way to control computers and video games with no hands at all.
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More than 22,000 video game developers have descended on San Francisco for this year's Game Developers Conference.
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Remember BlackBerry? The company is introducing a new phone in the U.S., but will it be enough to turn around the company?
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As Twitter celebrates its seventh anniversary, we took a behind-the-scenes tour of the San Francisco headquarters.
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Marc Donahue's rig fits up to 20 tiny GoPro cameras on a metal arc that fits in two hands and costs around $3,000.
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Schoola is a Groupon-like fundraising platform for schools.
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March 14 is the date celebrated by math geeks around the country.
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A new service in San Francisco wants to help people keep track of their snail mail by sorting and digitizing it for them.
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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg released a book on how other women can take steps to succeed in the workplace.
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There's a new push to stop the release of a violent sexual predator who could soon live near an elementary school in Bay Point.
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How would you feel about a total stranger going through your email? That's the question posed by a Stanford research project.
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Stanford researchers have found a way to watch what's happening deep inside the brain of a mouse.
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The new social network called Nextdoor is helping neighbors keep an eye out for each other and band together to fight crime.
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Starting next week 20,000 children and teenagers will be able to ride Muni for free in San Francisco.
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Microsoft has announced it is getting rid of Hotmail, which was once the most popular free email in the world.
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Crews have recovered the body of a hiker who fell to his death at Alum Rock Park in San Jose.
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Paying for parking at an airport can be expensive while you're away, but one company is trying to help save money in that arena.
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Small unmanned aircraft are a topic of very hot debate in Alameda County.
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Hackers, designers, and salespeople seeking the ultimate challenge will board the StartupBus and try to launch a business in 3 days.
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As cities get more crowded, one question looms: Where do you put all the cars?
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Young musicians will gather in front of 1,500 screaming fans Saturday at the 50th anniversary of Hayward's Battle of the Bands.
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Police gathered in Sunnyvale for a conference on how social media can help them keep people safe.
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Sky7 HD captured a crime on camera that someone may have thought was a joke, but it's a danger to pilots that could land you in jail.
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The Coast Guard and the National Park Service launched an awareness campaign in the hopes of saving dog owners' lives.
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Macworld -- one of the biggest tech conventions in the world -- is underway in San Francisco.
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A new book about Mark Zuckerberg focuses on the Facebook CEO as a leader, as a how-to for entrepreneurs who look up to him.
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Thousands of old fashioned, new radio stations are about to start popping up all over your FM dial.
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Google gave a select group of developers their first look at its new high-tech glasses Monday at an event wrapped in a cloak of secrecy.
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Among the other Bay Area Oscar nominees are the innovators of sound mixing and visual effects at Lucasfilm.
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A high-tech gadget, invented in the Bay Area, combines the best of running or biking outside and hitting the elliptical machine at the gym.
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A San Francisco startup wants to help you keep your fitness goals by putting a real, live personal trainer in your pocket.
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As the world seemingly moves from computers to mobile devices, a new study suggests that big companies are lagging behind.
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Social media is playing an increasingly key role in how the American public experiences historical milestones.
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The Internet has made a truly blind date almost a thing of the past. But now, one of the big names in online dating is trying to bring it back.
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Namco Bandai from Japan is trying to broaden the appeal of an older style of game for mobile phones.
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Ski season is in full swing and one local company is in the business of selling off extra lift tickets at discount prices.
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