WSJ.com Video - Walt Mossberg

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12/29/11--07:14: Mossberg's Most Popular Reviews of 2011 (chan 1742959)

WSJ's Walt Mossberg on the top 5 most popular reviews of 2011 from HP's touchpad to Apple's iPhone 4S.







01/04/12--19:13: New High-Tech Meters Help Track Blood Glucose (chan 1742959)

In this week's Personal Technology column, Walt Mossberg reviews the Telcare BGM, a new blood glucose meter that automatically and wirelessly uploads the multiple daily blood glucose readings diabetics take to an online database accessible via website or an iPhone app.







01/10/12--19:57: Walt Mossberg Reviews CES (chan 1742959)

Walt Mossberg walks the CES floor with Katie Boehret and finds less "newness" at this year's event, noting that the absent Apple looms over the show.







01/11/12--18:00: Walt Mossberg Reviews OnLive Desktop (chan 1742959)

Walt Mossberg's review of a new app and service that brings the full, Windows versions of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint to the iPad, free of charge.







01/18/12--18:00: How Much Smartphone Can You Get for Fifty Bucks? (chan 1742959)

Walt Mossberg tests out Nokia's Lumia 710 smartphone and finds it's a good value for users looking to enter into the smartphone market. The Lumia 710 runs Microsoft's Windows Phone operating system and connects to T-Mobile's 4G network.







01/19/12--11:15: Mossberg: Nokia's Cheap Reliable $50 Phone (chan 1742959)

Walt Mossberg reviews Nokia's Lumia 710, the $50 device that gets the most common smartphone tasks done for a bargain price.







01/25/12--15:22: Mossberg: Skype Chat as Room-Sized Experience (chan 1742959)

Walt Mossberg tests a new device that aims to transform Skype video chats into room-sized experiences . TelyHD lets families or groups of friends video chat using TVs instead of computers.







02/08/12--18:00: AirStash USB Streams Files Via Wi-Fi (chan 1742959)

A new kind of USB flash drive called AirStash works as usual with PCs and Macs, but it can also transfer and stream files to popular mobile devices without standard USB ports, such as iPads, Kindle Fires and other devices. WSJ's Walt Mossberg explains how it works and its shortcomings.







02/15/12--18:00: Samsung's Phone-Tablet Hybrid That Uses a Stylus (chan 1742959)

On Feb. 19, Samsung will introduce to the U.S. a phone-tablet hybrid with a large 5.3 inch screen that's designed for use with a stylus as well as your fingers. The Galaxy Note looks like a small tablet, but Samsung insists it's a phone Walt Mossberg takes it for a test run.







02/22/12--18:00: Mossberg: Dell's XPS 13 Is a Well-Built Ultrabook (chan 1742959)

Many PC makers have come out with ultra-light laptops, like Apple's Macbook Air and others. Now Dell is joining the field with its first ultrabook, the XPS 13, which starts at $999. Personal Technology columnist Walt Mossberg finds there's a lot to like, but poor battery life may be a deal-breaker for some.