Like most people, I never leave the house without my keys, my wallet and, of course, my cell phone. But soon it may be possible to leave the keys and wallet behind. The cell phone […]
In theory, Google TV makes an enormous amount of sense. The technology, which Google is making available to third-party hardware vendors, integrates traditional cable, satellite and broadcast TV with Web content. It also lets you […]
Laptop PCs are back in the news and, as usual, Steve Jobs gets the credit. Last week’s announcement of two new MacBook Air ultralight notebooks got a lot of attention, partially because of their size […]
A lot has been written lately about and cyberbullying and bullying in general. And, like every writer who covers this subject, my colleagues at ConnectSafely.org and I have given our share of advice about how […]
A couple of weeks ago Facebook announced a new feature called Groups, which allows people to create semiprivate conversations with, as Facebook advertises it, “small groups of friends.” Facebook promoted this as a privacy feature […]
Last week Facebook announced the new Groups feature which is designed to limit communications to a sub-set of your Facebook friends. In an interview, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg told me “there are a lot of […]
CBS News and CNET Technology Analyst on Microsoft’s new Windows Phone 7
Larry spoke with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg shortly after Facebook made an announcement about Downloading, an App Dashboard and Groups. This short (1 minute) video contains a 21 second excerpt. The audio is from Larry’s […]
10:37: Mark Zuckerberg is in the back of the room now. 10:40: Mark Zuckerberg is just starting. Promises that it’s not about what people have speculated about Company coming out of 60-day lock down mode […]
by Larry Magid This article first appeared in the San Jose Mercury News I’ve never thought of myself as a “traditionalist.” But after I saw Google’s blog post last week about a recent change to […]
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