Month: May 2019

As a tech columnist, I’ve so far avoided writing about the Mueller Report, but after Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s televised statement Wednesday, it’s time for me to weigh-in on the tech implications of what he […]

There was big news from Paris this week where 18 countries and numerous companies, including Facebook, Google, Amazdivon and Twitter, signed the Christchurch Call, pledging to work together “to eliminate terrorist and violent extremist content […]

As CNET reported, Alexa transcripts can remain on Amazon servers even after you delete the voice recordings. According to CNET, “Amazon lets you delete those voice recordings, giving you a false sense of privacy.”  The article […]

Apple is Silicon Valley’s’ most iconic tech hardware company, but it’s getting some stiff competition from Google. Google made a slew of product announcements at its annual Google I/O developers conference in Mountain View on […]

As I thought about President Trump’s recent White House infrastructure meeting with “Chuck and Nancy,” I recalled a drive I took in January on a rural highway about 20 miles from Las Vegas. I noticed […]