Walt says the X100e and the Edge offer relatively low-price and colorful alternatives to the traditional model, without too many compromises of its keyboard. Read more »
Published on March 17, 2010
Walt answers readers' questions on e-readers that share books and restoring a computer to its original "virgin" status. Read more »
Published on March 17, 2010
By Katherine Boehret
Xobni Mobile for BlackBerry app compiles contact information on the BlackBerry for anyone you've emailed--regardless of whether or not you saved their information in your address book. Read more »
Published on March 16, 2010
On Digits today, Walt explains Lenovo’s attempt to broaden ThinkPad’s brand appeal with its launch of two new laptop designs, which include a revamped keyboard. He also discusses Google’s upcoming foray into the living room.
On Digits today, Walt explains the three key features to consider when purchasing an e-reader: readability, battery life and the ease of purchasing books.
On the WSJ Digit’s show today, Walt provided his thoughts on whether or not Internet video on TV has reached the tipping point. He also gives a brief comment on Sony’s newest line of gadgets that compete with Apple’s iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.
Martha Stewart invited our own Katie Boehret back to her show for a second time this week to share some of her favorite things from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Mossberg was on “The Charlie Rose” show this past Thursday to discuss the upcoming Apple iPad.
Walt Mossberg is the author and creator of the weekly Personal Technology column in The Wall Street Journal, which has appeared every Thursday since 1991. Read more »
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