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by Larry Magid When it comes to technology, 2012 is going to be very “cloudy” as more people discover the benefits of storing data and running software via the Internet. The term cloud basically means […]

This post first appeared as a live blog at Forbes.com Mooly Eden general manager of Intel’s PC client group is speaking. “I’m going to dedicate my presentation about user experience … and how we’re implementing it in the Ultrabook.” He […]

The Consumer Electronics Show reminds me of that restaurant Yogi Berra was talking about when he said “Nobody goes there anymore. It’s too crowded.” Just about everyone I know who comes here each year complains […]

At CES this year, SolarFocus will introduce SolarKindle, billed as “the world’s first solar powered e-reader cover.” The cover will have a built-in solar panel with a dual-charging (USB and solar) reserve battery. The company […]

I’m writing this post from the restaurant at Casa de Fruta –which is exactly 59 miles from my home in Silicon Valley and 478 miles from my destination – the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show in […]

I’m about to leave for the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas to hang out with 140,000 of my closest friends. This show — the mother of all tech trade show — is where people […]

Like a silent movie star who never quite made the transition to talkies, the once venerable Eastman Kodak company could fade from the picture. Kodak is reportedly on the verge of filing for bankruptcy, according to the Wall Street Journal. […]

This post appeared in the San Jose Mercury News on January 2, 2012 by Larry Magid As I sat down to write my “2012 tech predictions” column, I recalled a visit last week to Facebook’s new offices in Menlo […]

by Larry Magid Scroll down to listen to a podcast interview with Tseng Tagged.com CEO Greg Tseng knows how to face reality. The company, which has been around for seven years, used to compete directly […]

Steve Jobs may have been a visionary, but his vision wasn’t always 100% in focus.  For example, I was at the 2005 All Things Digital conference where Jobs said Apple was unlikely to produce a cell phone because, […]