Andrew Liszewski is a Senior Reporter for The Messenger, formerly associated with Gizmodo. With a focus on technology and gadgets, Andrew's work has been featured in Gizmodo Media Group, Yahoo News, and Kotaku Australia. His articles cover a range of topics, from innovative toys and gadgets to software updates and fandom culture.
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Andrew Liszewski's coverage mainly revolves around technology, gadgets, gaming, and house & home products. His articles predominantly feature press releases, promotional deals, and reviews of consumer tech products.
When reaching out to Andrew with pitches or expert commentary, consider offering insights into new and innovative consumer technologies or gadgets that align with his coverage themes. This could include unique features of a product or its potential impact on the market. Additionally, providing exclusive access to pre-release information about upcoming technology products may capture his interest.
Given the prominence of product promotions in Andrew's work, it is likely that he would be interested in news related to major industry players such as Apple and developments within the gaming sector.
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There are certainly good reasons to have privacy concerns about yet another device that scans your face, but it's not all doom and gloom.
By: Andrew Liszewski
The Millennium Falcon, the Tantive IV and even R2-D2 are getting new sets as part of the Lego Star Wars' 25th anniversary this year
By: Andrew Liszewski
If you've ever fantasized about gaming with a hot dog, Hyperkin's latest controller will make your dreams come true
By: Andrew Liszewski
Ayaneo is hoping the Nintendo DS' gaming innovations will benefit PC gaming with its Flip DS, which features a similar dual screen setup
By: Andrew Liszewski
The MSCHF art collective is now streaming movies like Barbie and Star Wars, but in the worst format imaginable
Real plants thrive in the sun, but these artificial plants use special energy collecting leaves to harvest power from storms
A screen using E. coli fluorescence could technically display a full game of Doom, but it would take several lifetimes
By: Andrew Liszewski
On launch day, the Apple Vision Pro will get Microsoft Teams, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, Loop and Copilot
By: Andrew Liszewski
As we said back in 2017, when the Beats Studio3 Wireless headphones debuted, Beats' products have been getting better and better since Apple bought the company and started contributing to their design and hardware. The new Beats Studio Pro, the first new addition to the Beats Studio line in six years, bring excellent ANC performance plus a built-in DAC supporting high-res audio through a USB-C connection. But the headphones also feel like some important features are MIA, making their $350 price tag a harder sell for some users.
By: Andrew Liszewski
Sony may sometimes struggle with giving its products memorable names, but at the same time, calling its new flagship wireless earbuds the WF-1000XM5 is kind of a major flex. They are astoundingly good, and their sound quality and ANC performance are more than enough to sell the earbuds without any clever branding. Don't let that string of seemingly random letters deter you: the new
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