Allison Johnson is a journalist at The Verge. She specializes in covering smartphones and wireless carriers, with a background in digital cameras and mobile photography from her time at DPReview. Allison's work has been featured in various publications, including GOBankingRates and American Songwriter, showcasing her expertise in consumer tech and AI.
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Allison Johnson's coverage primarily revolves around technology, gadgets, and smartphones. She regularly features product promotions, reviews, and gift guides related to tech products. To effectively reach out to her, provide pitches on the latest developments in smartphone technology, innovative gadgets or accessories that enhance user experiences, and upcoming events such as tech conferences or product launches.
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Motorola's first book-style foldable offers excellent battery life and middling everything else.
Hey Google, knock it off.
By: Nilay Patel, Allison Johnson, Victoria Song
It's time to usher in Gemini season. By: Allison Johnson, Nilay Patel, Victoria Song
It’s about to be Gemini season, y’all. Both in terms of AI and astrology.
Personal tech is about to get a lot more personal. By: Allison Johnson
Oh, the places you won’t really go.
Last year I deepfaked my kid's stuffed animal to make it look like his plush deer was on vacation.
I had one ask for friends, colleagues, the lady checking me in for a meeting at a large software company's headquarters, and everyone else who stopped to admire the phone I've been carrying around.
It's a gorgeous phone with excellent battery life, but sometimes standing out isn't so great.
In 2022, Craig Campbell walked away from a ‘blank check' to start, of all things, a website. And his bet is paying off.
