Larry Magid
Larry Magid: Obama’s Order May End Spectrum Crunch For Cellphone Users
President Barack Obama signed a memorandum Friday that frees up wireless spectrum that the government is not using for private sector use.
Larry Magid: Bay Area Grocery Shopping Through Amazon?
Amazon.com is reportedly getting into the grocery business in the Bay Area. The online shopping giant, which has been offering deliveries in the Seattle area, plans to expand its service to the Bay Area by the end of the year according to Reuters.
Larry Magid: Wearable Technology Featured At AllThingsD Conference
Wearable technology was a hot button topic at the conference in Southern California.
Poll Finds Teens Migrating From Facebook To Twitter
Twitter is booming as a social media destination for teenagers who complain about too many adults and too much drama on Facebook, according to a new study published Tuesday about online behavior.
Tech Report: Maker Faire An Event For Everyone
The event is a way for people to show off their innovations to a wide-ranging audience.
Larry Magid: BlackBerry Messenger Available On Competing Devices
Research In Motion is making its BlackBerry Messenger service available on competing devices, including Android and iPhone.
Tech Report: Facebook Phone May Be Discontinued After 1 Month
HTC’s Facebook phone isn’t producing sales in comparison to all the hype it received when it was originally announced.
Larry Magid: FCC Looking Into Faster Wi-Fi On Airplanes
It’s great that we can now get the Internet on planes now, but often times the connection is too slow. The Federal Communications Commission is reportedly taking steps to bring faster, cheaper Wi-Fi connections on airplanes.
Larry Magid: Snapchat’s Bonus Feature Raises Concern
Photo and video-sharing app Snapchat has a bonus feature that kids might love but parents might fear. The app automatically deletes the message seconds after it’s viewed.
Larry Magid: 3-D Printers Available In Stores; Safety Concerns Raised
Staples has become the first big-box retailer to start selling 3-D printers despite concerns they can be used to print a working gun.
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