David Phelan is an actor and tech writer who contributes to Forbes, The Independent, and Monocle Magazine. With a focus on Apple products and technology, David provides insights and analysis on the latest releases, updates, and features. His work has also been featured in various publications, including Yahoo Finance UK, Metro.co.uk, and the Evening Standard.
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