There’s more to it than profits and cutting costs — The iPhone 14 and 14 Plus announced at Apple’s Far Out event are familiar. You’d be forgiven if you think there’s little to no change under the hood from last year’s iPhone 13, even with a glance at the sequel’s spec sheet. While the battery (reportedly 26 hours long) and…

The smartphone that sculpted an industry — “There’s an app for that.” With a touch-screen interface that put phones with keyboards to shame, the iPhone was nothing short of revolutionary back in 2007. While Steve Jobs’ vision had its fair share of critics, it’s nigh impossible to predict what smartphones would have looked like today without the…

Here’s a Superjump collab piece featuring Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom (2002) The good writers at Superjump decided to highlight games that deserve more love. Here’s my pick.

Here’s my Techradar debut on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II Spec Ops needs a revival. My brother and I could use some more nail-biting co-op encounters. Head over to Techradar to learn more.

Here’s my Superjump piece on Metal: Hellsinger Fighting demons while using your weapons to the heavy metal beat? Head over to Superjump to learn more.

Here’s my Superjump piece on New Barcelona from Lionheart(2003) Lionheart: Legacy of the Crusader (2003) wasn’t a glorious successor to Fallout and Baldur Gate. But it featured an uncut gem: the city of New Barcelona. Head over to Superjump to learn more.

Smartphone buying doesn’t have to be a chore — Need a smartphone guide? I’ve got you covered. Here’s why I made this phone guide checklist If you don’t follow my work, here’s an intro. I’m that dude you approach for tech recommendations. Smartphone buying doesn’t have to be restricted to recommendations from salespersons or tech enthusiasts. My dad assembled a computer in front of me as a…

Here’s my latest Rock Paper Shotgun piece on Age of Darkness: Final Stand For those willing to brave its Death Nights, this game promises to meet them halfway with a ballista ballet. Head over to Rock Paper Shotgun for more.

The $449 Pixel 6A deserves more than a 60 Hz display — At $449, Google’s newly launched Pixel 6A is the most affordable smartphone in its lineup. It makes a strong case for itself with a flagship-grade Tensor chip and a potent camera setup partly borrowed from the pricier Pixel 6 and 6 Pro. …