Richard Goodwin is the Founder & Editor at a leading UK technology publication. With a focus on consumer tech trends and data security, he provides insightful analysis on topics such as phones and tablets, consumer electronics, and mobile apps. Richard's work has been featured in the Evening Standard, BioRxiv, arXiv, Know Your Mobile, and SHELBY COUNTY TODAY, LLC.
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Richard Goodwin’s articles predominantly focus on providing how-to guides, reviews, and promotional deals related to Apple products and software. If you have expertise in the latest developments or tips related to iPhones, MacBooks, Apple's silicon chips, or other Apple-related products and services, Richard would likely be interested in hearing from you.
Given his emphasis on product promotions and deals within his coverage attributes, he may also respond well to pitches offering exclusive access or insights into upcoming product releases or special offers related to the topics he covers.
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But there is one fairly large catch: the camera system isn't expected to match the cheaper iPhone 18 Pro Max.
The iPhone 18 Pro doesn’t appear to be getting one enormous, must-have feature that makes every older iPhone look obsolete overnight.
Here are the Pixel 11 features that actually matter, what they do and precisely which phones support them.
By: Richard Goodwin
Boost Mobile and Tello both sell unlimited phone plans for $25, but these plans are nowhere near identical.
Tello’s plan costs the same as several competing entry-level unlimited plans but includes more high-speed data than some of them.
By: Richard Goodwin
The best Verizon perk is not necessarily the one advertising the biggest discount. It is the one that replaces a bill you already have, gets used every month and can be canceled the moment it stops earning its place.
Consumer Cellular’s normal fixed-data plans currently look like this:
Samsung may finally be making a premium Galaxy phone for people who want Ultra hardware without carrying something the size of a drinks coaster.
By: Richard Goodwin
The iPhone 18 Pro Max could get something no previous iPhone has offered: a camera lens with a physical aperture that opens and closes.
By: Richard Goodwin
The iPhone 18 Pro Max is shaping up to be more than another routine annual update.
