Mat Smith is the Bureau Chief, UK at Engadget. With over a decade of experience at Engadget, he covers a range of topics including console gaming, flagship smartphones, and wearables, while also exploring themes in consumer tech and automotive innovations. Mat has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Guardian, Yahoo News, and Yahoo Finance, among others.
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Mat Smith's articles mainly focus on technology and gaming, with a significant emphasis on product promotions. His coverage also includes press releases, reviews, and government announcements related to the tech industry.
If you have new tech products or advancements in the tech/gaming industry to promote or if your company has recently made an announcement that aligns with his themes covered, Mat may be interested in receiving pitches related to these topics.
Given his broad focus on technology and gaming without a specific geographic limitation, he may appreciate pitches from international sources as long as they are relevant to global audiences.
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Meta is trying to tackle scammers that are using generative AI by introducing a new kind of verification using user selfies.
By: Mat Smith
Following its Unpacked launch event for the Galaxy Z Fold 8 series, Samsung briefly opened a theme pub in the middle of London.
In the face of AI content, profiles and slop, Meta hopes a new Facebook Verified program will help human users interact with other humans.
By: Mat Smith
Peloton's new bikes do more to warrant the space they take up in your home.
By: Jessica Conditt
Plus trailers of upcoming Silent Hill and The Witcher 3 titles. By Mat Smith and Jessica Conditt Gamescom
By: Mat Smith
Sony's Reon Pocket Pro Plus looks like an alien is attached to your spine, but it works.
By: Mat Smith
Honor crammed a gimbal camera into a phone in a promising hardware experiment.
In an era of hugely popular gimbal cameras like DJI's Osmo series, not to mention countless smartphone gimbals, Honor's Robot Phone is an ambitious
By: Mat Smith
Poco's newest smartphone isn't headed to the US, but you might want it to.
Xiaomi's sub-brand Poco returns with its second almost-flagship, the F9 Ultra. While the device won't land in the US, it helps contextualize what phonemakers in China are doing.
