Max Buondonno is a contributing technology writer at ZDNET. With over eight years of experience in technology journalism, he focuses on consumer tech, including topics such as consumer electronics, mobile apps, and video games. His work has been featured in notable publications like How-To Geek, CNN, Newsweek, and CNET.
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Max Buondonno's focus is on tech reviews and promotional deals, with a heavy emphasis on smartphones and gadgets. He would be most receptive to pitches related to new product launches, in-depth tech reviews, comparisons between different products within the same category, and insider insights into upcoming devices or technology events.
Given his coverage of specific brands like Apple, Google, Samsung, and Lenovo among others, he may be interested in exclusive information about these companies' future plans or unreleased products. Additionally, providing him with hands-on access to new gadgets for review could also pique his interest.
Although Max does not have a specified geographic focus and appears to cover international tech products without specific country preferences or restrictions.
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Where is Samsung's head with this one?
By: Max Buondonno
The company's $2,000+ smartphone might only come in two (somewhat generic) colorways
Breaking down some of the coolest technologies powering the Knicks
The new XPS 13 is super thin, lasts for up to 17 hours, and starts at $599 for students
Samsung's next foldable makes its first public appearance
Apple's first folding phone keeps on leaking ahead of its September arrival
By: Kevin Lee, Matt Swider, Max Buondonno
Siri got a brain, your old iPhone got faster, iMessages no longer hang up, and Liquid Glass finally got a dimmer switch.
By: Max Buondonno
The color is also making its way to the company's Tracking Card Pro
By: Max Buondonno
The first foldable iPhone is getting closer and closer
"CLUB COUNTRY proves that Barham doesn’t seem to care about carrying a single tradition with him, even following his bro-country idols."
