New apps help teens maintain Net privacy

Parents: Silicon Valley says it's heard you.

Verizon, Cablevision push to end bundling of unwanted channels

Cable viewers have long complained about paying ever-higher bills for hundreds of channels they don't want to watch. Now some cable companies are beginning to agree.

5 things to know about public WiFi

WASHINGTON - News reports on a push by the Federal Communications Commission to broaden access to public WiFi networks around the nation generated a lot of discussion. Senior FCC officials say they actively support the proposal.

Automakers tout driverless cars, smart safety features

LAS VEGAS - During a frustrating rush-hour jam, drivers of an experimental car from Audi will be able to take their hands off the wheel, lift their feet from the pedals and focus on things other than the road, such as a movie or a newspaper. The car will take care of the driving.

Some firms discouraging after-hours email

Tonight, employees at the Advisory Board have an unusual task: Stay off email.

Google plans to track users' patterns on most of its sites

Google said Tuesday it will follow the activities of users across email, search, YouTube and other services, a shift in strategy that is expected to invite greater scrutiny of its privacy and competitive practices.