Chason Gordon is a writer at various publications including Slate, Splice Today, and Vice. He focuses on topics related to electronics, Apple, iPhone, Google, and gaming, exploring the intersection of technology and culture. Chason's work has been featured in How-To Geek, Mental Floss, and Slate Magazine.
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