Richard Priday is the Assistant Phones Editor at Tom's Guide, specializing in mobile devices. With a focus on providing comprehensive coverage of the latest smartphones and technology trends, Richard's articles offer insights, reviews, and recommendations to help readers make informed decisions about their mobile devices. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News.
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Richard's coverage heavily focuses on product promotions, deals & promotions, and how-to guides within the smartphone industry. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering exclusive information or early access to new products and features. Promotional materials like discounts, special offers, or limited-time deals may also capture his attention.
As Richard covers a wide range of smartphones including Samsung Galaxy, iPhone, and OnePlus among others; providing unique insights into upcoming models or leaked details could be particularly appealing for him. Additionally, pitches focusing on step-by-step guides or reviews related to smartphone features are likely to resonate well with his coverage style.
It is important to note that Richard does not have a specific geographic focus but appears more interested in global smartphone trends and developments.
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By: Richard Priday
Circle to Search could soon become a bit harder to trigger by accident
Voice recording and math notation could be coming to the iOS Notes app
Beautifully balanced and budget-friendly
By: Richard Priday
Next year's Android phones may need extra-large batteries to run their new chipsets
By: Richard Priday
A sign of the new camera design, and how the new Capture button could work
By: Richard Priday
New Google Pixel 8a leaks feature real-life video and a suspicious price leak
By: Richard Priday
A cheap phone that folds, rather than a foldable phone that's cheap
By: Richard Priday
The Galaxy Z Flip 6 could use an older chipset for some reason
Google Maps is testing Live Activity support on iPhones — but only for a lucky few
By: Richard Priday
A bundle of new devices will be revealed in Paris in July
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