Prep For Daylight Saving Time March 06, 2007 Only On The Web: A few are nervous because some PC and other devices are programmed to automatically switch to and from daylight saving time based on the old rules. Larry Magid reports.

Online Tax Returns March 03, 2007 Only On The Web: It's tax time and companies are providing free e-file services to some. CBS News' consultant Larry Magid takes a look at the software and potential threats when ...

Online Jamming Made Easier February 01, 2007 Larry Magid talks with Gail Kantor, CEO of eJamming, a computer software company that uses the Internet to enable bandmates to jam and rehearse, even when one is hundreds of miles away.

A Mind-Blowing Conference January 27, 2007 Only On The Web: Technology, Entertainment and Design (TED) is an annual conference that marks the convergence of the three industries. The world's leading thinkers come here for inspiration.

Virgin Komodo Birth January 24, 2007 CBS News correspondent Charlie D'Agata tells the tale of a little lizard born to a mother who never met a mate, but there was nothing artificial about this insemination.

Don't Forget The AppleTV January 12, 2007 Only On The Web: CBS News' Larry Magid reports that Apple's new TV device brings multimedia content to the television.

Children's Toys And MP3s January 09, 2007 Larry Magid takes a look at a developmental toy for infants produced by Hasbro and Creative. The toys will enable parents to combine their own musical preferences with their child's playtime.

Recharging On The Go January 09, 2007 Have you ever needed to charge your iPod or your cell phone, but didn't have your charger with you? Larry Magid shows a few products that can solve this problem.

Top Tech Gadgets Showcased January 08, 2007 The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas showcases thousands of cutting-edge electronic gadgets from around the world. Manuel Gallegus has more on this thriving industry.

Bill Gates' Goals For Vista January 08, 2007 CBS News RAW: Microsoft's Bill Gates described the company's goal of providing a new computer operation system that connects users in various ways for the future.

Cell Phone Simplicity? January 08, 2007 Only On The Web: CBS News' Larry Magid takes a look at the Jitterbug cell phone, which claims to make calls easier with personalized services when you're away from home.

Go To Las Vegas... Virtually January 07, 2007 Only On The Web: CBS News tech analyst Larry Magid flies a plane over Las Vegas. Well, it's a virtual plane from Hotseat Chassis - a $4,000 flight simulator that feels a lot like a real ...

New Car Safety Test December 15, 2006 CBSNews RAW: Researchers are using a new test to measure car safety. The test focuses on rollover accidents, which, according to the Federal government, kill thousands of people annually.

Space Station Upgrade Starts December 13, 2006 Astronauts aboard the space shuttle Disccovery attempted to replace the solar panels on the international space station. Drew Levinson reports.

Discovery Launches December 10, 2006 The Space Shuttle Discovery had a spectacular nighttime launch. The seven astronauts plan to perform regular maintenance at the International Space Station. Drew Levinson reports.

Truth Behind The Light Bulb December 08, 2006 Thomas Edison invented the light bulb more than a century ago. But as Charlie D’Agata reports, he had to prove in court that his bulb was the one that worked.

Weather May Postpone Launch December 07, 2006 NASA officials are hopeful that bad weather won't delay Thursday night's scheduled launch of the shuttle Discovery. Drew Levinson reports.

Sony PS3 Set To Hit Stores November 14, 2006 Sony is getting ready to launch the PlayStation 3, the next generation of its video-gaming console. Sue Kwon reports that gamers say the success of the PS3 will depend on the quality of the games.

MS Future In Zune? November 13, 2006 CBS News Technology Analyst Larry Magid takes a look at the Microsoft Zune, which the software giant hopes will dethrone Apple Ipod from media player supremacy. (11/13/06)

Google Takes On Microsoft November 07, 2006 Microsoft Office has become an integral part of numerous workplaces around the world, but Google is enticing people with its free word processing and spreadsheet programs. Larry Magid reports.