Google CEO Eric Schmidt will be speaking at the Morgan Stanley Technology Conference in San Francisco today and with his company leading the way on many fronts, I was interested to see what Schmidt has to say.

So with that, the below liveblog will detail out the main points of what Schmidt talks about today. Insight into the future of the web and Google? You bet. Possible hints at where tech investors may want to look for parking their money? Possibly. An entertaining talk? Absolutely.

So, here we go. Remember to use the "Refresh" key on your web browser to refresh this page often, as updates will be coming every few minutes. All times below are in EST.

3:20pm -- Schmidt is talking about general technology issues to start -- but he picks up with a focus on mobile technology (the cellphone). It's interesting that Schmidt takes up his first focus as mobile technology -- like he has done many times before at quarterly conference calls and other investor conferences.

3:25pm -- Schmidt is talking about the prevalence of mobile technology and switches to how broadband is now becoming just as prevalent. He's interplaying the billions of mobile phone subscribers globally along with how broadband technology is now encompassing the mobile networks (HSDPA and EV-DO -- and beyond).

3:32pm -- the increasing number of data centers is now on Schmidt's lap as he talks steadily about how much data -- and how fast -- can be pumped to users anywhere around the world. TV, internet, fixed phone and mobile are the "four" things that most consumers will need now and in the short future. How do you find all the stuff you need on those mediums? Search, of course.