Every third Friday, hundreds — and sometimes thousands — of participants gather to partake in a cycling tour of San Jose that hopes to shed a new light on the suburban landscape of Silicon Valley’s largest city.
Traditionally, Napa winemakers monitored vines the old-fashioned way: going into the fields and checking on them once a week. Nowadays, they might get updates via a text message on a smartphone.
Q&A with Margret Schmidt — who is vice president of design and engineering at TiVo, Inc. — about her career path and how women might better navigate careers in technology.
The San Jose-based company beat analysts’ expectations for revenue in the fiscal fourth quarter ended Jan. 31 and nabbed the most subscription additions the company has seen since 2005.
California state grants aimed at multiplying electric vehicle chargers have proved helpful for many EV drivers in the Bay Area over the past couple years. But not everyone is reaping the benefits at home.
Shares of the San Jose-based maker of iconic DVR technology, sank more than 2 percent on a report that the company was planning to wind down its hardware business.
With at least 11,500 plug-in electric vehicles in the Bay Area, EV owners are bristling at being unplugged or having to unplug other idle, fully charged cars. It begs the question: what should EV charging etiquette be?
With 700 bicycles at stations spread from San Francisco to San Jose, a new program aims to prove that bike sharing can be popular in the suburbs as well as on city streets.