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CBS News 1-Minute Tech Talk: Protecting our cyber physical systems

April 9, 2013

Larry speaks with Lee Holcomb of the Cyber Security Research Alliance about a recent Washington DC meeting to discuss ways to better secure our cyber physical infrastructure. [soundcloud url=”http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/87144639″ params=”” width=” 100%” height=”166″ iframe=”true” /]

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Facebook “Phone” Could Be One More Distraction in a World Full Of Them

April 5, 2013

This post is adapted and expanded from one that appeared in the San Jose Mercury News by Larry Magid Facebook’s new “Home” family of Android apps and software offer a rich and engrossing experience for those who love […]

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Toshiba Shrinks the High-Resolution Camera Sensor

April 3, 2013

It’s no secret that cell phone cameras are getting a lot better.  In fact, some are good enough to rival dedicated entry level point and shoot cameras. The iPhone 5 takes very impressive pictures and […]

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Dealing with spam and cyberattacks: Control Vs. Openness

April 2, 2013

This post first appeared in the San Jose Mercury News by Larry Magid Back in the early ’90s, then Vice President Al Gore spoke of the Internet as an “information superhighway.” While that’s a somewhat […]

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Review of Roku 3: Could It Kill Cable and Satellite TV?

March 31, 2013

I started out to review the new Roku 3 — which I will do in just a minute — but as I started writing, I realized that Roku is evolving into what could become a serious competitor […]

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Gmail’s New Compose Window On By Default

March 28, 2013

I’m sure not the only one that got a bit of a shock today when I went to send an email only to find a new default way of composing messages.  Actually it was a […]

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T-Mobile’s Contract Free Plan Compared to Other Carriers

March 26, 2013

At a press conference in New York on Tuesday, T-Mobile announced that it will finally start offering the iPhone and unveiled a new pricing plan. The good news about the new pricing plan is that the company is eliminating that […]

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Inexpensive Car Mount for iPhones, Androids and BlackBerries

March 25, 2013

Sometimes the cheapest and simplest solutions are the best ones. Even though I have an expensive navigation/entertainment system in my car, I strongly prefer using a smartphone for navigation and listening to music. In fact, […]

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Larry Magid Speaks With CBS News’ Dan Raviv About New BlackBerry

March 23, 2013

[soundcloud url=”http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/84607516″ params=”” width=” 100%” height=”166″ iframe=”true” /] CBS & CNET Technology Analyst Larry Magid speaks with CBS News National Correspondant Dan Raviv about the new BlackBerry Z10 and BlackBerry’s prospects on CBS News Weekend […]

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Eventually We’ll Have Technology to Protect Phones: For Now Buy a Case

March 22, 2013

I was amused by a recently discovered Apple patent titled Protective Mechanism for an Electronic Device.  The technology, if it ever comes to fruition,  involves a “protective mechanism” that is “is in communication with the processor and is […]

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