Roland Moore-Colyer is a tech and games journalist, currently serving as the Managing Editor for Mobile Computing at TechRadar. With a focus on mobile technology and computing, Roland covers a wide range of topics including smartphones, laptops, tablets, and gaming devices. His work has also been featured in Tom's Guide.
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Roland Moore-Colyer's coverage heavily emphasizes promotional deals and reviews within the technology and electronics space, particularly focusing on products from Apple and Samsung. He seems to be interested in covering new product releases, promotions, as well as providing detailed reviews of electronic devices.
For effective outreach to Roland, consider pitching exclusive or early access to new product launches for review. Additionally, if you have insights into upcoming tech deals or promotions related to major brands like Apple or Samsung, he may find them relevant for his coverage.
It's important to note that Roland does not specify a geographic focus in his articles; hence he appears open to covering global technology news without a specific regional limitation.
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By: Roland Moore-Colyer
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From TV to vacuum cleaners, Currys has some great deals live right now
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$599 is a great price for one of the best Android phones
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But expect other phone makers to steal it
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The future of smarter robots may lie in combining neural networks with advanced computer vision.
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The Galaxy S25 Ultra could be the true gaming phone I've been waiting for
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Here are the best tablet offers I'd buy with my own money
By: Roland Moore-Colyer
Large language model AIs might seem smart on a surface level but they struggle to actually understand the real world and model it accurately, a new study finds.
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