Ryan Whitwam is a technology and science journalist, known for his work on platforms like AndroidPolice, ExtremeTech, and HotHardware. With a focus on technology and its impact on society, Ryan covers a wide range of topics including space exploration, cybersecurity, and consumer electronics. His articles have been featured in publications such as PCWorld, The New York Times, and Android Authority.
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Ryan Whitwam's coverage is heavily focused on scientific and technological advancements, particularly in the areas of software development, gadgets, space exploration, and artificial intelligence. His articles often include industry-specific data and press releases.
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It only took Samsung eight years to make the call.
The PS5 Pro launches on Nov. 7 with 50 enhanced games.
The Long March 9 has been adopting Starship traits for a few years, but now it's pretty blatant.
Nintendo is expected to announce the Switch 2 in the coming months.
By: Ryan Whitwam
launched a few months back, and sales appear to be moving in the right direction. Google made a lot of design changes this year, but it's not breaking the bank. A new report from Japan's Nikkei reveals it costs Google about $400 to build each Pixel 9 Pro. It's not a cheap piece of hardware, but it pales in comparison to what Apple spends on the comparable iPhone.
By: Ryan Whitwam
Hackers linked to Chinese intelligence accessed U.S. telecom networks for months.
The feature is rolling out widely, but you'll have to turn it on.
Detroit police have sent out a notice to other agencies about the possible iOS 18 security measure.
By: Ryan Whitwam
Today, the Unreal game engine is everywhere, but it debuted in an iconic, eponymous shooter in 1998.
The Acer Swift 14 AI offers solid all-around performance with the latest Snapdragon silicon and a generous selection of ports, but the trackpad is poor and Copilot+ features are still MIA.
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