Latest from Steve Henn

• Sep 2, 2010

  Microsoft hoping for mobile mojo

  Microsoft is released its latest mobile phone software to cell phone manufactures today….

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• Sep 2, 2010

  The FDA elbows into the app store

  This is my heart beat….

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• Sep 2, 2010

  Get a (second) life

  A Japanese seaside resort is teaming up with Konomi Digital Entertainment to create a vacation getaway for young men and their virtual girlfriends….

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• Aug 31, 2010

  Did Blackberry Crack Under Pressure?

  Research in Motion the creator of the Blackberry smart phone has reportedly backed down in its standoff with the Indian government.  India…

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• Aug 31, 2010

  Killing Cable

  I moved coast to coast about six months ago and I still haven't hooked up a new cable connection in my house. Okay – given I'm a public radio…

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• Aug 31, 2010

  GooglePlex

  Nirvana for film buffs.  Imagine an online movie rental store with every movie, ever made always in stock – an unlimited number screens and an…

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• Aug 18, 2010

  Facebook to try location-based service

  Facebook is expected to announce a new location-based service for users that will probably use the GPS chip in your mobile phone to track your whereabouts. Steve Henn reports.

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• Aug 13, 2010

  Blackberry makers feel heat from govt’s

  Research in Motion, the company that makes Blackberry smartphones, is under attack from governments that say the device's encryptions are so good it represents a security threat. Steve Henn reports on how one of the Blackberry's key selling points has become the company's Achilles' heel.

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• Aug 6, 2010

  Google, Verizon discuss net neutrality

  Reports say Google and Verizon have been trying to hammer out a shared vision of how the future of the Internet should work. Reporter Steve Henn talks with Kai Ryssdal about how a deal could impact consumers and why we should care.

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• Jul 23, 2010

  Is Verizon’s network big enough for the Droid X?

  Ultra high-speed Web browsing, an HD camcorder and an 8 megapixel camera, and access to over 65,000 apps — All that's on Google's new Droid X phone. Sounds great, but the phone takes five times the bandwidth as other similar smart phones. Can Verizon's network handle it?

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