Jacob Fisher is an Online Editor and Colorist for Notebookcheck Publishing GmbH. His work focuses on technology and consumer electronics, covering a wide range of topics including projectors, storage solutions, smartphones, gaming, and accessories. With experience in both online publishing and television news, Jacob brings a unique perspective to his articles, providing readers with informative and engaging content.
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Jacob Fisher predominantly covers technology, product promotions, and design related to gadgets, electronics, smartphones, tablets. He seems particularly interested in news related to new product launches and features from major tech companies.
Given his focus on press releases and promotional deals, he is likely to be responsive to pitches that include exclusive details about upcoming tech products or interviews with company representatives discussing new releases. Additionally, offering unique insights into the design aspects of these products could also pique his interest.
As Jacob doesn't specify a geographic focus but rather focuses on international tech developments at events like CES 2024; therefore PR professionals can pitch him with global industry updates and exclusive insights into cutting-edge technological advancements.
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By: Hannes Brecher, Jacob Fisher
Now that the most important specifications of the Google Tensor G5 and Tensor G6 have been leaked, Google's internal performance forecasts reveal how the Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro will perform in comparison to rivals from Apple, MediaTek and Qualcomm.
By: Alexander Fagot, Jacob Fisher
(Update: Official Vivo statement with explanation and partial solution) Trouble in paradise is how you could describe the current situation on Chinese social media regarding the Vivo X200 Pro. After an initially extremely positive review and hands-on reports, the mood is slowly turning sour as many early buyers of the Zeiss camera flagship are complaining about a massive lens flare problem, which has not been confirmed by reviewers or Vivo.
By: Hannes Brecher, Jacob Fisher
The Asus ROG Phone 9 will be officially unveiled in November and is expected to deliver even better gaming performance than its predecessor thanks to the brand new Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite. A leak now reveals the full specs, showing a lot of stagnation, and even a step backwards.
By: Silvio Werner, Jacob Fisher
Garmin now has a new smartwatch model on offer, the MARQ Adventurer, Damascus Steel Edition. The new wearable has no innovations in terms of technical functions, but the visual design is striking. A high level of durability is advertised, but it certainly comes at a price.
By: Jacob Fisher, Marcus Schwarten
Anker is launching a new AirTag alternative in card format, the Eufy SmartTrack Card E30, that is intended to last for years thanks to its rechargeable battery.
By: Andreas Sebayang
Flashlight specialist Fenix has just launched a new model, the LDR45, that has both a status display and a zoom function. The LD45R can switch between a focused and flood beam, but is quite heavy.
By: Silvio Werner
Desiknio now has a new electric bike on offer, which is barely recognisable as such, but nevertheless offers a decent level of support and comes in two different model variants.
By: Marcus Herbrich
The Google Pixel 9 is a premium smartphone with the Tensor G4 processor and comes in many colours. Read our review to find out whether the Pixel phone is worth buying.
By: Andreas Sebayang
Nitecore has added another model to its EDC series, the EDC23 Saber, which is quite small, but still offers all the functions of the larger models, including a circuit breaker and status display.
By: Kevin Roach, Scott Taylor, Jacob Fisher
WASHINGTON (7News) — "Buying this house was like a lifelong dream, I didn't think it was going to be possible, and every day for the past four years has been a nightmare," Madeline Page told 7News.
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