Articles by larry

We’re entering a brave new world of transportation with more options than ever, including driver-assist technology, self-driving vehicles, rentable bikes and scooters, urban tunnels and even flying taxis. The reason I call this a “brave […]

One of Facebook’s main sources of fake news and other inauthentic activity are pages operated by unscrupulous or simply careless operators that post poor quality content. Sometimes the entire page is full of questionable content […]

Here are links from major cellphone carriers on their tools to block robocalls. AT&T Verizon T-Mobile Sprint More on blocking robocalls

There has been a lot of commentary on the privacy implications of the “10 year challenge” that’s been popular this month on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. This latest meme has people posting pictures of themselves […]

In between looking at big screen TVs, cool concept cars, robots, home appliances and all the other products on display, I spent my time at the health and fitness-and-wearables area at the Sands Convention Center and spoke with some of the speakers at the 10th annual Digital Health Summit. […]

Touchpoint has a way to relieve stress A glucose monitor that doesn’t require a fingerstick A scanner that lets you know if it’s time to pee (for people with incontinence) A smart bra that helps […]

  The $160 Touchoint is advertised to reduce stress, a useful tool at a chaotic show like CES. In technical terms, the devices provide “bilateral alternating stimulation in tactile (BLAST) form technology,” and the company […]

Here’s a link to CBS News Radio’s SoundCloud page with some short (typically about 3 minute) interviews from leading edge companies at the CES Showstopper’s event […]

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Welcome to another year in the evolution of personal technology. Although I could be surprised, I don’t have any predictions for new breakthrough technologies this year, but I do anticipate the implementation of technologies that have long been in development. […]