Walt Mossberg's Personal Technology

News
In this video podcast, Personal Technology columnist Walter S. Mossberg reviews and explains -- in plain English -- the latest in consumer technology. (Author: The Wall Street Journal)
Subscribe
Author The Wall Street Journal
Feed
Site
Badge

Recent episodes from Walt Mossberg's Personal Technology

  • Mossberg Reviews Amazon Video On Demand
    Published: Sep 10, 08
    As the Internet further evolves into a distribution platform for video, Walt Mossberg weighs in on Amazon.com's Video On Demand service which allows web users to stream up to 40,000 movies and TV episodes directly onto their computer. (Sept. 11)
     
  • Google's Chrome Weakens Microsoft's Dominance
    Published: Sep 2, 08
    Google's new Chrome Web browser challenges Microsoft's dominance of the browser market, says Personal Technology columnist Walt Mossberg. The Chrome is innovative and smart, but still has some rough edges, he says. (Sept. 2)
     
  • Walt On Microsoft's Photosynth
    Published: Aug 20, 08
    Personal Technology columnist Walt Mossberg talks about the ups and downs of a new innovative service from Microsoft called Photosynth. (Aug. 20)
     
  • Devices Offer Web Video On Your Tv
    Published: Aug 13, 08
    WSJ's Walt Mossberg reviews two devices that try to bridge the gap between web video and television. Roku Netflix Player and Sony's Bravia Internet Video Link do a commendable job of offering web video on TV, but still have problems. (Aug. 13)
     
  • Mossberg Reviews Firefox Plugin Flock
    Published: Aug 6, 08
    Walt Mossberg reviews Firefox plugin, Flock -- a social-networking and multimedia tool. With added navigation bars, along the top and the left, you can easily access a variety of web accounts and share media while still navigating the Internet. (Aug. 7)
     
  • Xobni Brings Social-networking To Email
    Published: Jul 30, 08
    WSJ's Walt Mossberg reviews Xobni, a social-network plug-in for Microsoft Outlook. With features such as email activity tracking, search and dynamically created contact info, Xobni boosts Outlooks current offerings. (July 31)