Joel Loynds is a Tech Journalist at Dexerto LTD. His passion for uncovering bad games and odd hardware has driven him to explore the realms of consumer tech, particularly in the handheld market, while also delving into the intersections of law, litigation, and the tech industry. Joel's work has been featured in notable publications such as XDA, ReadWrite, and PC Gamer.
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Joel Loynds' coverage is mainly focused on video games, gaming hardware, deals, promotions, and reviews. He seems to be particularly interested in promoting products through articles and providing reviews of various gaming-related items. Therefore, he would likely be receptive to pitches that involve new product launches or updates in the gaming industry.
Given his focus on promotional deals and reviews of gaming products, PR professionals could reach out with information about upcoming game releases, special offers on gaming hardware or accessories, or exclusive insights into new developments within the gaming world. Additionally, companies introducing innovative products related to video games may find success by reaching out with press releases or review opportunities.
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By Joel Loynds Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images Everybody loves Raymond, right?
By Joel Loynds Vidya Rahmandari/Shutterstock The Nintendo Wii was a pretty stable and solid system, but that doesn't mean it never crashed.
By Joel Loynds Urbano Creativo/Shutterstock Amazon Alexa devices are surprisingly secure as of 2026, even though they're always listening for their wake word.
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By Joel Loynds Have a spare 20 minutes on your lunch break and need something to do other than doomscrolling?
By Joel Loynds tinhkhuong/Shutterstock Android watches aren't made to last. That's not a hardware issue; it's a software one.
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By Joel Loynds James Leynse/Getty Images Shovelware is a term that comes from the era when the Nintendo Wii reigned supreme, and game development wasn't so expensive.
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By Joel Loynds Miodrag Ignjatovic/Getty Images Technology is probably in one of the weirdest spots it has ever been in.
By Joel Loynds I've been covering the Steam Deck since it was announced in 2021.
