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I am a freelance journalist. My main gigs these days are for Fast Company, where I’m a contributing writer (and run an interview series), and MIT Technology Review, where I’m a contributing editor (and run this gadget-focused blog).
I’ve written for a bunch of magazines and websites, including Smithsonian, Slate, Salon, Wired, The Wall Street Journal, The San Francisco Chronicle, and The Paris Review. I write on a range of topics, but my focus is technology and business.
This one time, I wrote a series of articles about beef jerky.
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Oxford’s Self-Driving Car (on the Left Side of the Road)
Across the pond, Oxford swerves into Google’s self-driving lane.
Why an Apple TV SDK Excited the Internet
No, the iTV isn't imminent. But third-party programmers are rightly excited at the prospect.
Talk to the Hand: An Apple Watch?
Or rather, the wrist. Is Apple looking into an “iWatch”?
BlackBerry on the Rebound
A well-thrown Hail Mary. Will it be caught?
Bending Your Ear: Fujifilm’s Flexible Speakers
Fujifilm solves a problem you didn’t know you had, with a “viscoelastic” polymer.
Why Do We Want a Flexible Phone?
The idea of a flexible phone is cool. But will it be a revolutionary product?
Defending the Living Room from Apple
The biggest threat to smart gaming, says Valve’s Gabe Newell, is for Apple to seize the living room.
Would You Buy a “Dynamic” Keyboard?
Envisioning an e-ink keyboard that changes with your whims.
The Million-Core Problem
Stanford researchers break a supercomputing barrier.
