Although people can can get some great pictures from a smartphone, the lenses aren't nearly as good or versatile as what you'll find on dedicated digital cameras. But Tech Talk took a look at an add-on lens for smartphones that enhances the shots you can get with your phone. CNET and CBS tech analyst Larry Magid takes a look.
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In the 1967 film The Graduate, the character of Ben Braddock, played by a young Dustin Hoffman, is enduring the niceties of a cocktail party when a family friend approaches him. “I just want to say one word to you. Just one word,” the friend intones. “Plastics.” The scene is a deadpan comic classic. But it is also a cultural marker for a quintessentially modern pastime: spying the “hot” industries of the moment. With Tony today is , Philip Auerswald, author of The Coming Prosperity: How Entrepreneurs are Transforming the Global Economy, dsicussing a new report published by Zurich Insurance that reveals some of the hottest new industries emerging in today’s market. Auserwald, who has served as an adviser to the Clinton Global Initiative on topics related to job creation, education, and market-based strategy, is the author of a white paper based on the report reveals:
- The hottest growth industries
- What factors are necessary to sustain growth in those industries
- What this means for American workers
- A look back: The hottest industries of the past several decades
Financially speaking....CBS News Moneywatch Editor at Large Jill Schlesinger answers the question "should you get bullish in a recovering economy"
