Chris Wedel is a Home Tech Editor at various prominent tech publications. With a passion for technology and gadgets, he explores themes such as the Internet of Things (IoT), consumer travel, and food and beverages, while also sharing insights on electronics and shopping. Chris's work has been featured in notable outlets including Windows Central, XDA, and CNET.
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