Jules Wang is a freelance writer who contributes to publications such as Pocket-lint and AndroidPolice.com. With a focus on technology and gadgets, Jules covers a wide range of topics including smartphone releases, software updates, and tech troubleshooting. His work has also been featured in Flipboard and XDA.
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Jules Wang's coverage focuses on product promotion and reviews, with a specific emphasis on smartphones and related technology. If reaching out to him, consider providing in-depth insights into upcoming smartphone releases or exclusive details about new features that have not been widely covered. Expert commentary on the latest trends in smartphone technology or unique perspectives on products could also be of interest.
Given Jules' focus on "How To" guides, he may be interested in receiving pitches for articles that explore troubleshooting tips or provide practical advice for users experiencing common issues with smartphones and other electronic devices.
While Jules does not specify a geographic focus, his coverage is likely global due to the nature of the technology industry.
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