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Dr. Irving Wladawsky-Berger just retired from a long and decorated IBM career of 37 years. He’s doing some cutting edge research on the future of virtual works. Also interviewing him is Robert Scoble of Scobleizer […]
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Retrevo retrieves product information
Retrevo already helps you find product informtaion and user manuals but will soon add the ability to find credible product reviews. Larry Magid talks with CEO Vipin Jain.
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Fuel Cell keeps iPods and other devices runnig
Ever been on a plane and had your iPod battery die? What about your cell phone when you’re away from an electrical outlet? Medis Technologies has a solution. The 24-7 Power Pack is a fuel […]
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Magid: What’s next? Ads on the inside of our eyelids?
Far be it for me to complain about advertising. As a newspaper columnist and broadcaster, it’s what feeds my family. But I must still ask about whether or not advertising is becoming a bit too […]
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On a Home Network, the Right Drive Means Storage for All – New York Times
It does not take much effort these days to accumulate several hundred gigabytes of data. A few hundred songs, a couple of vacations worth of photos, a dozen movies and television programs and suddenly […]
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Printer ink costs how much?
Gasoline is expensive but it’s nothing compared to the cost of printer ink. If you do the math, you’ll discover that the liquid ink inside those cartridges you buy for your ink jet printer can […]
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cFares offers wholesale airline seats
Frequent flyer miles are nice, but how about getting those airline tickets wholesale? Often, it can be done, and if cFares.com has its way, it might be done a good deal more often. The company, […]
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Online actions have consequences
News has recently surfaced about an unpublished government study that suggests that 85 percent of offenders imprisoned for trafficking in online child pornography may have also sexually molested minors. Thursday, the New York Times reported […]
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Global Positioning by Cell Phone: Larry’s New York Times Column
THE man in the Verizon Wireless commercials wearing thick-rimmed glasses may be constantly asking, Can you hear me now? But the most commonly asked question over mobile phones might actually be, Where are you now? […]