LarrysWorld.com

Larry Magid's blog on tech reviews, news and policies

  • Home
  • About
    • Larry Magid’s Bio & Photo
    • Disclosure
  • Contact
    • Contact Larry
    • Larry on Facebook
    • Larry on Twitter
  • Podcasts
    • “Are We Doing Tech Right” (ConnectSafely)
    • CBS News ConnectSafely Report with Larry Magid
    • Eye on Tech (archives)
    • CBS News Tech Interviews (archives)
  • Columns
    • San Jose Mercury News
    • Forbes blog
    • Larry’s articles via Muckrack
    • LarrysWorld Home page
  • ConnectSafely
  • Book Speech/Interview
News Ticker
  • [ June 12, 2025 ] Prep your tech for summer travel Article
  • [ June 8, 2025 ] Protect your hearing with Apple Airpods Article
  • [ June 5, 2025 ] A laptop built for AI Article
  • [ June 4, 2025 ] Clause in Budget Bill Could End State AI Regulations Article
  • [ May 22, 2025 ] In search of a perfect robotic vacuum cleaner, mop Article
Home2011

Year: 2011

No Picture
Article

Can YouTube for Schools Usher Education into the 21st Century?

December 12, 2011

This post appeared in the San Jose Mercury News on December 12, 2011 by Larry Magid Listen to Larry Magid’s 1-minute CBS News Tech Talk segment about YouTube for Schools Google has launched a YouTube for […]

No Picture
Article

OnLive Launches Console-Like Cloud Gaming on iPhone, iPad and Android

December 7, 2011

I’m not a gamer but I was impressed when OnLive CEO Steve Perlman showed me L.A. Noire and several other games running on an Android tablet over the Verizon 4G network. I also saw them running on […]

No Picture
Article

Facebook should thank FTC for privacy settlement

December 5, 2011

This post first appeared in the San Jose Mercury News by Larry Magid Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg ought to consider adding members of the Federal Trade Commission to his holiday gift list. They wouldn’t be […]

No Picture
Article

Zero email has a zero chance, but how about an email diet

December 2, 2011

There’s been a lot of recent press coverage about a French company’s decison that it plans to become a “zero email” company by 2013.   In a press release issued in February, Atos OriginCEO and Chairman, Thierry Breton said that […]

No Picture
Article

What the Facebook/FTC settlement means for users

November 29, 2011

by Larry Magid The Federal Trade Commission and Facebook have reached a settlement on charges that Facebook deceived consumers “by telling them they could keep their information on Facebook private, and then repeatedly allowing it […]

No Picture
Article

Larry Magid on BBC Today Programme regarding likely Facebook IPO

November 29, 2011

Facebook is reportedly considering an IPO some time in 2012 that could value the company at $100 billion. If that were to happen, CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s share would be worth $24 billion, making him wealthier […]

No Picture
Article

Cyber Monday breaking records — here’s what people are buying

November 28, 2011

IBM Smarter Commerce has reported the following as of 6:00 PM Eastern time on Cyber Monday: Cyber Monday 2011 online sales are 15% of same period last year

No Picture
Article

Kindle Fire will dent iPad’s Apple’s domination of tablet market

November 28, 2011

This post first appeared in the San Jose Mercury News by Larry Magid A story at TabTimes.com has me wondering if Apple’s market dominance in tablets might soon be over. The article, which quoted Citigroup analyst Mark […]

No Picture
Article

Free mobile app rates video games

November 24, 2011

Parents looking for information about video game suitability for their kids have a new tool from the Entertainment Software Ratings Board (ESRB.org). The ESRB Search App lets you use you speak the name of the game or […]

No Picture
Article

A look at Google Music and Apple iTunes Match

November 21, 2011

This post first appeared in the San Jose Mercury News by Larry Magid   Last week was big for online music. Apple finally got around to launching its long-awaited iTunes Match service and Google  Music graduated from beta test […]

Posts pagination

« 1 2 3 … 17 »

Recent Posts

  • Prep your tech for summer travel
  • Protect your hearing with Apple Airpods
  • A laptop built for AI
  • Clause in Budget Bill Could End State AI Regulations
  • In search of a perfect robotic vacuum cleaner, mop
  • How to keep your phone going all day
  • Earbuds to help you sleep
  • Powering all your devices on the go
  • A projector worthy of outdoor movies
  • Dr. AI? Not quite but still helpful
  • Wearing a device that listens to everything you say and hear
  • Apple AirPods function as ‘hearing aids’
  • Microsoft Turns 50
  • Review of Microsoft Bob from 1995
  • Switching from Android to Apple has it’s challenges
  • Making taxes less taxing and tracking finances
  • A robot that vacuums, mops and empties its bins
  • Smart ring tracks health, fitness data with long battery life
  • Testing DeepSeek, the Chinese Generative AI App
  • How An Over-the-Counter Continuous Glucose Monitor Can Improve Your Health
  • LA Fires Remind Us to Backup Data and Prepare for Outages
  • Tech predictions for 2025
  • Tech to solve home heating problem
  • Using online photo apps to walk down memory lane
  • NotebookLM is a Google tool for fake podcasts, real research
  • Generative AI is getting smarter
  • Speeding up a sluggish device
  • Watch out for election misinformation
  • Satisfying my obsession with label makers
  • Earbuds vs headphones and other personal listening devices
  • How to manage an EV battery
  • Tech can be boring, but it’s getting interesting
  • New developments in generative AI
  • Fixing a slow internet connection
  • Tesla 2024 ‘Highland’ Model 3 offers upgraded tech

Copyright © 2025 | MH Magazine WordPress Theme by MH Themes