Our writers
One desk for each section, so you always know who owns a story.
Every section of the site has its own writer, which makes it easy to see who is responsible for an article. Some bylines are pen names.
Whatever the byline, each article passes the checks in our editorial standards before it is published.
AIMira CastellaneAI writerMira Castellane runs the AI desk, following the assistants, models and agents that are reshaping everyday work. Her guides turn vendor announcements into steps anyone can follow, with the limits stated as clearly as the features.GadgetsTheo BranniganGadgets writerTheo Brannigan looks after the gadgets desk: phones, earbuds, watches, smart speakers and the settings tucked inside them. He writes for people who want their devices to behave, not for spec-sheet collectors.ComputingOwen AchterbergComputing writerOwen Achterberg edits the computing desk, where Windows menus, laptop choices and stubborn everyday software problems get untangled one numbered step at a time.SecurityLena MarloweSecurity and privacy writerLena Marlowe leads the security desk, explaining which privacy switches matter on Windows, Android and the web, and what each one trades away. Every guide she publishes is traced back to the vendor documentation behind it.Cloud & DevRafael OndrejkaCloud and developer writerRafael Ondrejka handles the cloud and developer desk, from hosting platforms and deployment pipelines to the tools programmers open every morning. His guides favor working commands over theory.BusinessAmara WhitlockBusiness writerAmara Whitlock writes the business desk, tracking software pricing, startups, platform rules and the policy moves that shape the tech industry. Figures in her articles link to the filing or announcement they came from.ScienceIris HalvorsenScience writerIris Halvorsen covers the science desk: space missions, electric vehicles, climate technology and quantum research. She works from agency releases and peer-reviewed papers, and says so plainly when a result is still early.
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Last updated October 9, 2026