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Oakland police say the body of a woman found in Solano County last week is missing federal investigator Sandra Coke.
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Consumer Reports has partnered exclusively with 7 On Your Side for a report on some new security apps for Android devices.
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Consumer Reports has partnered exclusively with 7 On Your Side for a report on some new security apps for Android devices.
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California lawmakers are taking a look at the technology used in a recent AMBER Alert that was sent to people's cellphones.
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California lawmakers are taking a look at the technology used in a recent AMBER Alert that was sent to people's cellphones.
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The parents of a Saratoga teen who killed herself after an alleged sexual assault have reached a settlement with two defendants.
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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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Students at nearly 250 California schools posted photos on social media websites while they were taking standardized tests.
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San Francisco police say a cab driver was stabbed with a box cutter after a 17-year-old refused to pay his fare Thursday night.
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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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Police say a woman was hit over the head with a flowerpot and robbed near Portsmouth Square in SF's Chinatown neighborhood.
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A text message about two missing kids near San Diego came late last night in the Bay Area.
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Some Bay Area residents are reporting issues with a federal emergency text system used for an AMBER Alert last night.
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An international conference is going on in San Francisco focusing on the games you can play on your mobile device.
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A 22-year-old man was arrested in Morgan Hill after allegedly stealing two cellphones and using stolen credit cards to buy merchandise.
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San Francisco law enforcement officials are working with smartphone manufacturers on anti-theft systems.
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Criminals are targeting diners eating outside at restaurants in areas of San Francisco popular with tourists.
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"Black box" data recorders show that a train conductor in Spain was on the phone when the vehicle derailed, killing 79 people.
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The parents of a Saratoga teen who killed herself after an alleged sexual assault have added a new defendant to their lawsuit.
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San Francisco law enforcement officials are working with smartphone manufacturers on anti-theft systems.
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Criminals are targeting diners eating outside at restaurants in areas of San Francisco popular with tourists.
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San Francisco police are asking for help identifying a man who tried to rob two young people on a Muni bus.
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Some big product announcements were made at the Mobile Beat conference in San Francisco.
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Some big product announcements were made at the Mobile Beat conference in San Francisco.
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7 On Your Side checked out an app that offers a cheap way to call overseas.
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7 On Your Side checked out an app that offers a cheap way to call overseas.
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A Houston woman who had her purse, car, and cellphone stolen at gunpoint used technology to track down the alleged thief.
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Police officers in Southern California are receiving death threats after a video was posted online showing an officer shooting a dog.
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A San Francisco-based start-up called Voxer created an app that turns any smartphone into a walkie-talkie.
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A San Francisco-based start-up called Voxer created an app that turns any smartphone into a walkie-talkie.
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The future of paying for purchases in a store with your smartphone may be unavoidable, so how safe is it?
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The future of paying for purchases in a store with your smartphone may be unavoidable, so how safe is it?
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A Burlingame man who left threatening voicemails for a Brisbane cop after his arrest was sentenced to more than a year in prison.
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Top prosecutors in SF and NY are set to announce the formation of a nationwide initiative to stop a surge in smartphone thefts.
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A new study released Wednesday shows hands-free texting is worse than actually texting while driving.
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A new study released Wednesday shows hands-free texting is worse than actually texting while driving.
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The man who blew the lid off the NSA surveillance story has dropped out of sight.
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The man who blew the lid off the NSA surveillance story has dropped out of sight.
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Police say rapper 2 Chainz was robbed at gunpoint in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood on Sunday afternoon.
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The father of the man who blew the lid off the NSA surveillance story fears for his son's safety.
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A London newspaper has named an American who works as a NSA contractor as its source of leaks about surveillance programs.
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President Obama's trip to Silicon Valley made headlines Friday when he vigorously defended sweeping secret surveillance.
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The nation's top intelligence official is declassifying key details about efforts to collect data from phone records.
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The Obama administration is defending the National Security Agency's need to collect telephone records of U.S. citizens.
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The Obama administration is defending the National Security Agency's need to collect telephone records of U.S. citizens.
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7 On Your Side has the results of a Consumer Reports comparison test of Android phones versus the iPhone 5.
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7 On Your Side has the results of a Consumer Reports comparison test of Android phones versus the iPhone 5.
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