From: CBS News on Tue, Mar 06 2007 2:35 AM

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.

From: CBS News on Sat, Mar 03 2007 12:44 PM

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 filing.

From: CBS News on Thu, Feb 01 2007 3:37 PM

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.

From: CBS News on Sat, Jan 27 2007 6:39 PM

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.

From: CBS News on Wed, Jan 24 2007 1:02 PM

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.

From: CBS News on Fri, Jan 12 2007 6:56 PM

Only On The Web: CBS News' Larry Magid reports that Apple's new TV device brings multimedia content to the television.

From: CBS News on Tue, Jan 09 2007 4:17 PM

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.

From: CBS News on Tue, Jan 09 2007 4:17 PM

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.

From: CBS News on Mon, Jan 08 2007 4:33 PM

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.

From: CBS News on Mon, Jan 08 2007 2:26 PM

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.

From: CBS News on Mon, Jan 08 2007 1:52 PM

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.

From: CBS News on Sun, Jan 07 2007 8:30 PM

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 plane.

From: CBS News on Fri, Dec 15 2006 7:47 AM

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.

From: CBS News on Wed, Dec 13 2006 7:56 PM

Astronauts aboard the space shuttle Disccovery attempted to replace the solar panels on the international space station. Drew Levinson reports.

From: CBS News on Sun, Dec 10 2006 2:50 PM

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.

From: CBS News on Fri, Dec 08 2006 6:16 PM

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.

From: CBS News on Thu, Dec 07 2006 7:35 PM

NASA officials are hopeful that bad weather won't delay Thursday night's scheduled launch of the shuttle Discovery. Drew Levinson reports.

From: CBS News on Tue, Nov 14 2006 4:21 PM

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.

From: CBS News on Mon, Nov 13 2006 9:32 PM

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)

From: CBS News on Tue, Nov 07 2006 10:16 PM

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.