Matthew Humphries is a journalist for PCMag, specializing in technology and gaming. With a wide range of experience in the field, his articles cover topics such as new product releases, software updates, and industry trends. His work has also been featured in Flipboard, Mashable, and Lexology.
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Matthew Humphries' coverage is focused on technology, with particular emphasis on gaming, software and SaaS (Software as a Service), and product promotions. His articles often include press releases and announcements.
To effectively reach out to Matthew, consider providing insights into the latest trends in technology, particularly those related to gaming, product launches or updates for software and SaaS products. He may also be interested in stories about innovative hardware or tech-related government announcements.
As he doesn't have a specified geographic focus but covers international companies such as Amazon, Microsoft, Google etc., pitches should align with global technological trends rather than specific regional developments.
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By: Matthew Humphries, Kelly Sikkema
Physical games are not that popular with the younger generations.
Amazon One Enterprise replaces employee ID cards, badges, fobs, and passwords.
By: Matthew Humphries
Enjoy PC Game Pass and GeForce Now free for three months with select RTX 40 Series cards.
Samsung quietly launched a version of its Internet Browser for Windows PCs.
Google just patched a zero-day vulnerability that's already being exploited by hackers.
By: Matthew Humphries
Android users have been enjoying this functionality for over a decade.
Turn it on when you're desperate for more battery life and don't care about system performance.
Microsoft views Sony and Nintendo as 'competitors in the past.'
'We’ve basically built a fighter jet weapon that lands like a Falcon 9.'
After pushback from various regulatory bodies, Adobe will scrap the deal, a move that comes with a $1 billion breakup fee.
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