James Pero is a Senior Writer, Consumer Tech at Gizmodo. He covers a wide range of topics including AI, consumer electronics, wearables, and smart homes, reflecting his expertise in technology and its intersection with culture. James has been featured in Inverse, Laptop Magazine, Gizmodo, and Tech News Tube.
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James Pero's articles primarily focus on product reviews, industry-specific news, and promotional deals within the technology sector. He often covers topics related to electronics, gadgets, artificial intelligence, electric vehicles, and gaming.
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By: James Pero
Ever fantasized about copying memes on your iPhone and pasting them to your ThinkPad? Your dream may be coming true. Cell Phones
Ever fantasized about copying memes on your iPhone and pasting them to your ThinkPad? Your dream may be coming true.
By: James Pero
13 pts For $3, the Antizuck app claims to sniff out smart glasses while running in the background.
By: James Pero
17 pts The CMF Pro aren't the best clip-on wireless earbuds, but for $99 they offer more than you'd think.
12 pts The Viture Pro 2 improve on the first generation in every way.
By: James Pero
11 pts Welcome upgrades to the "quiet" and "comfort" parts of Bose's non-Ultra QuietComfort wireless headphones.
The Viture Pro 2 improve on the first generation in every way.
Welcome upgrades to the "quiet" and "comfort" parts of Bose's non-Ultra QuietComfort wireless headphones.
Suno is on a never-ending quest to rip music from your cold, shaking hands.
Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses are getting the Caviar treatment.
