Andrew Lanxon is an Editor At Large at CNET. He specializes in a diverse range of topics including consumer technology, photography, sports business, and telecommunications, with a particular focus on phones, cameras, and digital photography. Andrew's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications such as BusinessGhana, The Techstreet Now, Knowledia, Yahoo, RealClearEnergy, and MSN.
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Andrew's coverage mainly focuses on product reviews, promotional deals, and how-to guides related to technology, phones, photography, smartphone comparisons, and outdoor adventure gear. He would likely be interested in pitches that offer expert insights or tips related to the latest technology trends and innovations within the specified topics.
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I took Google's new flagship Android phone to Paris to test its new camera and features.
Google's new Pixel 11 Pro come with some new camera hardware and a lot of wonderful software additions. And I have the photos to prove it.
Google's new Pixel 11 Pro come with some new camera hardware and a lot of wonderful software additions. And I have the photos to prove it.
By: Andrew Lanxon
Commentary: Google has a team dedicated to creating beautiful photo filters. Why didn't it use them on its new phone?
By: Andrew Lanxon
Google's most advanced Pixel phone loses its cheapest tier, gains a few features, but most of it remains the same. And that's just fine.
I've driven over 600 miles in the all-electric EX60, and there's a lot I like about this SUV.
Truly cinematic footage from something that fits in your pocket? GoPro has itself a winner.
Our top phones are hand-picked and thoroughly reviewed by CNET editors.
The TCL P80 Ultra and Pro will be the company's first phones to use its fancy paper-like displays.
Turns out I need a lot more money than I actually have. Andrew Lanxon Editor at Large; Lead Photographer, Europe
