Brad Linder is an editor at Liliputing.com and the Radio News Managing Editor. He focuses on consumer technology, covering topics such as AI, Android, gaming, and electronics, with a particular interest in hardware and software developments. Brad's work has been featured in Grosse Pointe News and across various platforms, showcasing his expertise in both retail and e-commerce sectors.
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Brad Linder's articles predominantly focus on technology products, laptops, gaming devices, and related topics. His coverage heavily features promotional deals and press releases, indicating a preference for news about new product launches or updates.
Given his emphasis on promotional deals and press releases, Brad may be more responsive to pitches that involve exclusive previews of upcoming tech products or in-depth reviews of recently released gadgets. He might also appreciate insights from industry experts regarding the latest trends in technology product design and development.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned, it seems that Brad covers globally relevant tech products without a strong regional bias.
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By: Brad Linder
This phone has a glow-in-the-dark back: Nothing Phone (2a) Plus Community Edition
By: Brad Linder
VAIO launches a pair of 2.2 pound Intel Meteor Lake laptops with 14 inch displays
Humane recalls Charge Case accessory for the Ai Pin due to fire risk
By: Brad Linder
Topton D13 is one of the smallest, cheapest mini PCs with an OcuLink port
By: Brad Linder
Lilbits: Pixel 9a and Android 16 are coming in early 2025, ChatGPT is now a search engine, and Thunderbird comes to Android
Chuwi UBox is a $329 mini PC with Ryzen 5 6600H, USB4, and 2.5 GbE LAN
MINISFORUM launches MGA1 OCuLink graphics dock with Radeon RX 7600M XT
By: Brad Linder
Windows 10 support ends in October 2025, but you can pay $30 to get another year of security updates
Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2 launches for $60
Now you can run Doom (or other apps) on Nintendo's Alarmo clock
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