Apple is reportedly set to ditch its butterfly keyboards in its laptops. KCBS Radio’s Technology Analyst Larry Magid talks about the issues that Mac users have had with Apple’s keyboards and how they intend to fix it.

July 5, 2019 marks Amazon's 25th anniversary. KCBS Radio’s Technology Analyst Larry Magid spoke about the behemoth of a company, its history, and what's they've done to ensure its longevity thus far.

Once a project with Google, the self-driving technology company Waymo has permission from California to pick up certain kinds of passengers.

KCBS Radio’s Technology Analyst Larry Magid speaks on the nature of these self-driving taxis and who gets to ride in them.

KCBS Radio’s Technology Analyst Larry Magid speaks on the various types of  health claim posts that Facebook will be looking to curb and make it harder for the public to see.

A bag of mail tested positive for a toxic substance prompting an evacuation at the Facebook campus in Menlo Park today. KCBS Radio’s Technology Analyst Larry Magid was there and talks about the significance of Facebook dealing with a situation like this.

Facebook is releasing more information about a review board it’s putting together to review controversial content. KCBS Radio’s Technology Analyst Larry Magid says they still don’t know who will be on the board.

Twitter is taking the unusual step of adding warning labels to posts by politicians that violate its terms of service. KCBS Radio’s Technology Analyst Larry Magid spoke with the Twitter CEO and staff and shares their reasons for keeping these posts up.

Reuters is saying that the hackers were working for the Chinese government, though the Chinese government denies this.

KCBS Radio’s Technology Analyst Larry Magid speaks on which companies were attacked and how the hackers origin was found through computer forensics.

Governor Newsom is reinforcing his plan to charge tech companies for using residents' personal information. KCBS Radio’s Technology Analyst Larry Magid says that while he agrees with the concept that a person’s data is their property, it’s unclear how to determine the worth of that data.

Google is officially putting an end to its line of tablets, killing off the Pixel Slate within eight months. KCBS Radio’s Technology Analyst Larry Magid talks about what Google claim’s the reasons are for ending its tablet line, but shares his own reasons why he thinks tablets are moving out.