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There's new technology this year that'll let you plug in and connect to the live music at SF's Outside Lands, even if you're not there.
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Thousands of music fans are pouring into SF's Golden Gate Park to kick off the first day of the Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival.
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Thousands of music fans are pouring into SF's Golden Gate Park to kick off the first day of the Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival.
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There's new technology this year that'll let you plug in and connect to the live music at SF's Outside Lands, even if you're not there.
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Beginning in April, authorities say they'll be cracking down on drivers who text or use hand-held cell phones.
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An independent report confirms cell towers are the cause of OPD's radio problems. It's a story you'll only see on ABC7.
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An independent report confirms cell towers are the cause of OPD's radio problems. It's a story you'll only see on ABC7.
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A new survey by AT&T found that almost half of all adults admit that they text while driving.
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Seven On Your Side stepped in to help a South Bay man after a collection agency charged him for something he didn't even order.
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A collection agency came after a South Bay man for not paying for something he didn't order.
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Companies are coming up with clever ways to help consumers trick thieves by disguising their smartphones and tablets.
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Companies are coming up with clever ways to help consumers trick thieves by disguising their smartphones and tablets.
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Police brought a video game-like simulator to SJSU's campus Friday to demonstrate the dangers of texting while driving.
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Police brought a video game-like simulator to SJSU's campus Friday to demonstrate the dangers of texting while driving.
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AT&T's Palo Alto foundry is producing new apps and services that can tap into today's high-speed wireless networks.
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AT&T's Palo Alto foundry is producing new apps and services that can tap into today's high-speed wireless networks.
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AT&T and an Oakland school teamed up to show students the dangers of texting and driving in a whole new way.
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AT&T and an Oakland school teamed up to show students the dangers of texting and driving in a whole new way.
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A man was robbed and knocked unconscious outside of San Francisco's AT&T Park early Tuesday morning.
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Oakland police say they are still having problems with radios even though the city has found what it believes to be the main cause.
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The mystery of Oakland's broken police radio system may finally have been solved.
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The mystery of Oakland's broken police radio system may finally have been solved.
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Four out of five robberies in San Francisco involve a cell phone. One phone company is taking steps to stop that.
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The San Francisco Giants beat the Oakland A's in the Bay Bridge Series opener 8-6 on Friday night.
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Apple continues to pile up huge profits, but analysts say there are reasons why its stock has been slumping.
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A new study suggests cellphone users are being less and less loyal to their service providers.
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AT&T says it will ease up on penalties for customers who use too much data on their smartphones.
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Millions of people buy discounted cellphones only to be charged a high sales tax, even if they get the phone for free.
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Millions of people buy discounted cellphones only to be charged a high sales tax, even if they get the phone for free.
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A document obtained by the ACLU shows for the first time how the four largest cellphone companies in the U.S. treat data.
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Justice Department officials say they've filed suit to block AT&T's $39 billion deal to buy T-Mobile USA.
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If you're a heavy data user on the AT&T wireless network, you've been warned.
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The Board of Supervisors approved AT&T's plan to install hundreds of four-foot tall utility boxes.
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The Board of Supervisors approved AT&T's plan to install hundreds of four-foot tall utility boxes throughout the city.
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One Palo Alto man was given a 3 a.m. wake-up call he never wanted and couldn't stop.
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One Palo Alto man was given a 3 a.m. wake-up call he never wanted and couldn't stop.
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A showdown is shaping up over utility boxes that AT&T would like to replace throughout San Francisco.
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A showdown is shaping up over utility boxes that AT&T would like to replace throughout San Francisco.
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Sprint Nextel now has the happiest subscribers, along with long-time leader Verizon Wireless.
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Much has been made of the benefits of fiber in your diet and the same may hold true for your telecom diet.
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The CPUC is meeting to decide whether to accept a proposed $3 million fine negotiated by its staff with PG&E.
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A man has reportedly been posing as an AT&T employee and attempting to get personal information from residents.
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Protesters dropped off a stack of 1,500 Yellow Pages in front of an AT&T building in San Francisco Wednesday morning.
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The new Verizon iPhone seems to have some mixed reviews.
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AT&T customers may soon be able to enjoy outdoor WiFi in Palo Alto.
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Thursday morning the new Verizon iPhone will go on sale and long lines are expected.
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