SF News The Tech Company Egg Freezing Debate: Great Perk, Or Terrible Message? Women nearing the decline of their best baby-making years have long-undertaken the practice of having their eggs frozen, a procedure that can cost of well over $10,000. Now companies like Facebook and
SF News Apple Accidentally Unveils New iPad Specs One Day Early As predicted last week, Apple's scheduled event tomorrow is all about new iPads, just in time for the holiday shopping season. And now, via some employee's screwup in the iTunes store iBooks section,
SF News New iPads Ahead? Apple Announces October 16 Event "It's been way too long" reads the invitation Apple sent to tech media today, presumably to unveil some sort of new iPad type thing. Perhaps that line was intended somewhat ironically, as media
SF News New iPhones Don't Bend So Easily At All, Says Consumer Reports; British Punks Show Otherwise Maybe #bendgate is over as quickly as it began, but in a boon for Apple and its loyalists, Consumer Reports has rushed out a highly scientific report that proves that you can't bend
Arts & Entertainment Video: Conan Mocks 'Flaccid' iPhones Does your new iPhone 6 Plus have trouble staying hard? You've likely heard the stories about #bendgate/#bendghazi. Well, Conan took a funny jab at the issue last night. Meanwhile, Apple has come
SF News Report: Apple Was Informed Of iCloud's Security Flaw Prior to Celebgate Apple is having a Benghazi moment. Months before perverts worldwide celebrated the leak of nude pics of numerous noted celebrities, Apple was told that such a thing could happen —by the same security
SF News Day Around The Bay: Ai Weiwei Not Way Awesome? The Chron's review of the Ai Weiwei installation on Alcatraz is not great! [Chron] Uber is putting the screws to new drivers, charging a 25-percent commission to all newbies who sign up as
SF News iPhone 6 Pluses Are Bending In People's Pockets Be honest. You were just waiting with bated breath to find out what the first public disaster with the iPhone 6 would be. Wait no longer! They bend. The smartphones, which are roughly
Arts & Entertainment People Are Already Dropping, Microwaving Their iPhones Allright, people. All those downtown iPhone campers we talked to last night are presumably home taking a much-needed nap. Klaus Bandisch and the rest of the "surprisingly chill" Chestnut Street Apple store crowd
SF News Size Matters: Campers Line Up For The iPhone 6 "What if it sucks?" I asked Tim Noguera, 26, of San Francisco. "That's impossible." Tim and his friend, Nicholas Bertelsen of Denmark, happily sat behind a rope outside Apple's flagship store in San
SF News Apple Recommends Pre-Ordering iPhone 6, Still Has A Few Models Left For In-Store Pickup; Also, The Reviews Are In We don't yet know how rabid the on-the-ground eagerness will be come Thursday night/Friday morning at the downtown S.F. Apple Store (or at Apple Stores around the Bay Area). But Apple
Arts & Entertainment On This Day In 1985, Apple Forced Steve Jobs Out. On This Day In 1997, He Came Back. If we were believers in numerology,* we might ascribe some significance to today's reports that sales of the iPhone 6 appear to have exceeded Apple's wildest expectations. September 16 isn't just a day
SF News Here's What A Shipment of 195,000 New iPhones Looks Like Arriving From China As you've probably heard, pre-orders of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus have been huge basically double what they were for the iPhone 5 just in the first 24 hours. So, as Apple
Arts & Entertainment If You Have iTunes, You Have U2's New Album Whether You Want It Or Not [Updated] At Apple's big event this week where it announced the iPhone 6 and Apple Watch, the company also launched something else — U2's latest album Songs of Innocence. After Bono and the band closed
SF News iPhone 6 Goes On Pre-Sale, Larger Version Already Sold Out The new, almost iPad-mini-sized iPhone 6 Plus is already sold out for pre-sale on Apple's website and those rabid customers will now have a three- to four-week wait (and counting) for their big
SF News Privacy Concerns Already Raised For Unreleased Apple Watch The Apple Watch won't be causing lines at Apple stores until at least March of next year (I'm guessing, they just said "early next year"), but people are already nervous about the privacy
SF News A First Look At The Apple Watch: Photos The Apple Watch, the company's first new product in four years and first move into the wearable tech space, is highly designed and has lots of bells and whistles. As we reported via
SF News Apple Unveils Watch, New Larger iPhones [Live-Blog] Apple's biggest and most anticipated unveiling in at least two years is happening this morning in Cupertino, and news correspondents from the East Coast have been standing outside the large, mysterious white cube
SF News What We Know About The iWatch, Allegedly Debuting Tomorrow As we warned you a couple weeks ago, Apple is having one of their big media unveilings tomorrow in San Francisco, and it's likely to include both the iPhone 6, and the long-awaited
Arts & Entertainment Afternoon Palate Cleanser: Drone Footage of Apple's 'Spaceship Doughnut' Campus Under Construction This video came out about a week ago, but for those like us who missed it in the crush of Labor Day escape plans, please enjoy. It's very recent footage, shot by a
SF News Apple Coyly Invites Reporters To Cupertino For Rumored iPhone 6 Unveiling Well, it appears to be official: Apple has just contacted members of the press, with an invitation for a September 9 media event, one that's expected to be the unveiling of the newest
Arts & Entertainment Afternoon Palate Cleanser: Apple's 1986 Clothing Line, and Siskel & Ebert Reviewing 1986 Apple Ads The Apple corporation was just coming into its own in 1986, and visionary co-founder Steve Jobs had already begun putting out the sort of cinematic commercials that movie critics like Roger Ebert and
SF News Westboro Baptist Church To Protest 'Fag Media' Next Month At Facebook, Google, And Apple The infamous idiots of the Westboro Baptist Church, who always know a good media-attention-whoring opportunity when they see one, are turning their homophobic attention to the entire tech sphere next month and will
SF News Apple Makes Big Hires From Fashion World In Preparation For (Probable) iWatch Launch Apple has just made its third of three big personnel additions, poaching some high-profile people from the fashion and luxury accessories industries in what is likely a sign that it's gearing up for
Arts & Entertainment S.F. Pride Parade Photos: Turnout Includes Google Protesters, NASA, Apple More than a million people attended the 44th Pride Parade on Sunday, June 29 and it might have been the largest turnout ever. The official numbers are not yet in, but Pride publicist
