Jared Newman is a tech journalist and editor, known for his work with TechHive, Fast Company, and PCWorld. He specializes in writing about streaming services, smart TVs, and other technology-related topics. With a focus on providing readers with useful tips and insights, Jared keeps up with the latest trends and developments in the tech industry.
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Jared Newman's articles primarily focus on providing how-to guides and reviews within the tech industry, particularly in the realm of streaming services, smart TVs, apps, and AI. Given his emphasis on "how to" content alongside product reviews, he may be interested in pitches that offer insightful analysis or step-by-step guides related to emerging technologies or innovative uses of existing platforms.
If you have expertise in consumer technology trends or can provide practical advice on optimizing user experiences with streaming services, smart TV usage, app integration or AI applications for consumers at home, Jared Newman might find your pitch relevant for his coverage.
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How do you stream local MLB games in 2024? It depends where you live.
By: Jared Newman
The definition of "laptop" is more complex than it used to be. Until about 15 years ago, the term “laptop” meant one thing: a portable PC that unfolds to reveal a screen on one half and a keyboard on the other.
By: Cord Cutter, Jared Newman
Browser makers hope you'll pay to boil down the web. The results are hit-or-miss. Generative AI is coming to your web browser whether you want it or not.
How to get Peacock Premium free trial via Instacart+
Share files between Windows, Mac, Linux, and mobile—no internet needed.
By: Cord Cutter, Jared Newman
Set up split-screen, show the desktop, create custom window layouts, and more. This column first appeared in Advisorator , Jared's weekly tech advice newsletter.
Internet nutrition labels are here, but many ISPs would rather you not look at them.
Preserve your old video tapes with an inexpensive capture card and free software. Good news, everyone: My bar mitzvah videos from the mid-1990s are now digitized for the ages.
Spectrum's new streaming bundle combines cable news and entertainment channels for $40 per month.
How to save on Paramount+ without free coupon codes.
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