Edward C. Baig is a Tech Writer at AARP. He specializes in consumer technology, health and wellness, and software, with a keen interest in topics such as AI, Apple, Twitter, Google, and electronics. Edward's insights and expertise have been featured in 77 WABC Radio and AARP.
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Edward C. Baig's coverage primarily focuses on technology, with a significant emphasis on citing data and press releases. His articles also delve into health and wellbeing topics, often exploring the intersection of technology within these areas.
Given his focus on citing data and government announcements, Edward may be interested in pitches that offer exclusive access to new research findings or insights into emerging trends in the tech industry. He might also find value in expert commentary around legal policy regulations related to technology, particularly those impacting companies like Apple and Google.
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By: Edward C. Baig
My wife and I will be taking a big road trip, and I need something to keep me awake on those drives of eight hours or more.
How to decipher browser status codes on the internet
By: Edward C. Baig
AARP’s AgeTech Collaborative mentors start-ups, links them to financing and testing
Earpiece from Boston's Lumia Health wins AARP pitch competition By Edward C. Baig, AARP
I'd like to buy a nice new computer and maybe phone but don't want to spend a fortune. I understand I can get refurbished gear, sometimes with steep discounts.
Rivals share many of the same features as beleaguered app but face their own obstacles By Edward C. Baig, AARP
Government ban may go into effect as soon as the weekend By Edward C. Baig, AARP
Sometimes icons aren’t where they should be. Here’s what to do when they vanish
I was late for a meeting and failed to tip and rate my Uber driver when I got out of the car. He was helpful and kind, and now I'm feeling guilty. Is it too late?
Funky things seem to be happening to my laptop. It's sluggish and has been freezing and frequently crashing. I'm also seeing strange pop-up messages.
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