Andrew Frame was recently named by BusinessWeek as a "top entrepreneur under the age of 30". He's aiming to fulfill that promise with ooma, a company he founded in 2005 that has a whole new take on telephony. It enables unlimited U.S. domestic calls to any wireless or landline phone number . ooma's gotten media play for a couple reasons -- for one thing, much has been made in the press and on the podwaves about the involvement of Ashton Kutcher in the company. more ›

--We're still not ready for an earthquake. (Bonnie Eslinger's article about this at the Examiner isn't online, though Ken Garcia's is.) more ›

This has been a long week for SFist, and we're in the mood for some mindless escapism, something where hilarity ensues. No, not , with Ashton Kutcher in the Sidney Poitier role, as if you haven't seen the relentless advertising. Needless to say, LaSalle loved it, so y'all know to run away. more ›