Joe Wituschek is a freelance writer who contributes to various publications including iMore, Newswav, BGR Media LLC, and has been featured in TWICE. Joe covers a wide range of topics including technology, gaming, entertainment, and automotive. With a passion for keeping up with the latest trends and developments, Joe provides informative and engaging content for his readers.
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I don't feel anything strong about the Vision Pro.
My grand experiment without Apple's earbuds has failed.
By: Joe Wituschek
Yale has announced the Yale Approach with Yale Keypad, the company's first retrofit smart lock system that actually works for renters.
By: Joe Wituschek
Goodbye Xbox Series X, PS5, and Switch. Gamers, I come in peace. I too am an owner of many consoles, so please don't come to my apartment with controllers raised like pitchforks.
I’ve been a technology nerd most of my life. I remember my family getting their first Gateway computer, and that was a total game-changer for me.
Here's everything that coming to PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium in April 2024, including Dave the Diver and The Crew 2.
By: Joe Wituschek
It looks like the Google Pixel 9 is going to steal the iPhone's Emergency SOS via satellite feature, and I hope it does.
Published Apr 16th, 2024 1:39PM EDT This article talks about: Tech News Contributor Joe Wituschek is a Tech News Contributor for BGR.
By: Joe Wituschek
Xbox has announced the next set of games that are coming (and leaving) on Game Pass for the Xbox and PC in the second half of April 2024.
It’s not officially spring under the first tech events start to bloom, and it appears that Nothing wants to get in on that action with …
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