Personal Technology columnist and reporter
Troy Wolverton
Troy Wolverton writes the Tech Files column and covers consumer technology as the personal technology columnist for the Bay Area News Group. Previously, he covered Apple and the consumer electronics industry. Earlier, he reported on technology, business and financial issues for TheStreet.com and CNET News.com.
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San Jose gets new, potentially revolutionary chip fab
Thinfilm hopes to popularize a new kind of chipmaking and revolutionize the way consumers interact with products from whiskey bottles to shavers.
Wolverton: FCC chairman misleads in effort to destroy net neutrality
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has used misleading arguments to promote a new proposal that could completely eliminate net neutrality protections, Tech Files columnist Troy Wolverton writes.
Sonic CEO talks expansion, broadband policy
Sonic CEO Dane Jasper spoke with this newspaper about broadband policy in this country, including his support for net neutrality, and about his company's build-out of its fiber network.
Opinion: Augmented reality takes center stage in tech
Though it's been around for years in various forms, augmented reality, or AR as it's commonly known, is starting to draw a lot of interest from the tech industry, Tech...
Wolverton: YouTube TV could use some more time in production
YouTube TV offers some cool features, but it feels half-baked, writes Tech Files columnist Troy Wolverton.
Apple to update Mac Pro
CUPERTINO -- Good news, creative professionals: Apple is, at long last, going to update the Mac Pro. The bad news? You won't see a completely new model until next year....
McAfee spins off from Intel
Intel plans to announce Tuesday that it has spun off its security unit as a standalone company.
PG&E outage hits West San Jose
A PG&E outage in western San Jose left thousands without power Monday night.
San Jose boater dies trying to save his dog
Capsizing victim was Casino M8trix dealer; one dog rescued, other unaccounted for.
Two flown to hospitals after Pacheco Pass crash
Two people were flown by helicopter to San Jose hospitals after being injured in a crash on Pacheco Pass Monday evening.