Eye on Tech takes a look at ZTE, the Chinese smartphone maker and cellular infrastructure company that was banned by U.S authorities but may get a reprieve based on the President's recent tweets. CBS News Technology Consultant Larry Magid has today's "Eye on Tech."

A new cell phone company is offering unlimited everything for $40 a month. CBS News Technology Consultant Larry Magid has today's "Eye on Tech."

Google has launched a digital wellbeing program, beginning with tools in an upcoming version of Android that will encourage you to put down your phone now and then. CBS News Technology Consultant Larry Magid has today's "Eye on Tech."

At its annual Google I/O developers conference, Google showed off Google Duplex, an as yet unlaunched feature of Google Assistant that enables a computer to interact with a person in such a natural way that you might not know you're speaking with a machine. CBS News Technology Consultant Larry Magid has today's "Eye on Tech."

A report from the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) found millions of anti-semitic tweets, despite Twitter's efforts to ban hate speech. "CBS News Technology Consultant Larry Magid has today's "Eye on Tech."

The first stand alone virtual reality headsets came out last week and, after trying out both, Eye on Tech's Larry Magid isn't convinced that VR is all that compelling. CBS News Technology Consultant Larry Magid has today's "Eye on Tech."

A report from New York City's Comptrollers's office claims that Airbnb is raising rents for NYC tenants. The company denies the report. CBS News Technology Consultant Larry Magid has today's "Eye on Tech."

Cambridge Analytica, the British company that allegedly used data from 87 million Facebook members to benefit the Trump campaign is declaring bankruptcy and shutting down after losing virtually all of its customers and suppliers. CBS News Technology Consultant Larry Magid has today's "Eye on Tech."

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg made several announcements on Tuesday as he kicked off the company's annual developers conference. These include a dating service and some privacy tools.CBS News Technology Consultant Larry Magid has today's "Eye on Tech."

Facebook's annual F8 developers' conference is underway in San Jose, California and this year there will likely be talk about the third party developer who turned over information about users and their friends that may have wound be in the hands of the Trump campaign.