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Here's a classic dilemma: You are home for the evening. You wish to watch, say, a comedy, on TV, but your family member would rather watch something else.

Texas Instruments, the maker of the DLP Cinema chip, is developing technology that might reduce the common problem by allowing two people to simultaneously view two different programs -- on the same TV.

The company outlined some of its early developments that use 3-D technology for home entertainment, on Thursday at the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers Technical Conference and Exhibition in Hollywood.

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Before we break into 2009 and consider what the future may offer, it is worthwhile looking back to review the year that passed. So I’ll do that right now, in real time.

2008 was a signature year of change - and not just in politics and economics. The changes in technology and the technology market were many and various, and some were profound.

One of the two big presentations I gave at the Hawaii Library Association, all about Web 2.0 tools and services, how kids and teens are already using these things, and how librarians need to be learning them, too.

What might have been the biggest tech headline of the year "Technology Investment Saves Auto Industry" didn't quite happen.