Trying to find a roommate who won’t drive you crazy? This startup wants to help
Roommate-matching startup room.me launches Friday with the goal of improving roommate pairings by using an algorithm inspired by dating sites.
Uber recruits new drivers with UberDrive, a navigation game for iOS
Uber is launching a mobile game aimed at driving Partner signups with the ride-sharing app.
Google remains dominated by white men
If you need proof that throwing money at a problem won't fix it overnight, look no further than Google's longstanding issue with diversity in the workplace.
San Francisco named most frugal city in America
San Francisco's notoriety for its skyrocketing cost of living could be the reason why it reached the top spot for frugality.
Police use ‘bait bikes’ with GPS technology and public Twitter shaming to fight bicycle theft
“Bait bikes” are bicycles tagged with GPS tracking devices, and they’re being used by the San Francisco Police Department to catch and shame bike thieves.
Photographer sets up Craigslist sting to get stolen Canon DSLR back
Utilizing Craigslist to ensnare a camera thief, a man was able get his stolen dSLR camera back and assist the police with the arrest.
Sprint quietly rolls out 4G LTE coverage to San Francisco
Sprint expanded its 4G LTE coverage to San Francisco, New York City, and Washington, D.C.
CurbTXT: Don’t leave an angry note on the car, save a tree and send them an anonymous text instead
If you don’t like how someone parked in San Francisco, now you can send him or her an anonymous text.
Video: Tech’s finest propose how startups can fix San Francisco’s problems
Tech's leading minds in San Francisco, from Twitter to Jawbone, unveiled a promo video of how they'd improve the city, while plugging Prop E.
