Samuel Axon is an Editor at Conde Nast and Ars Technica. He focuses on a variety of topics within the tech landscape, including consumer technology, software, artificial intelligence, and gaming, while also exploring themes in arts and entertainment. Samuel's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Hoops News, Tech News Tube, Ars Technica, and WIRED.
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Samuel Axon predominantly covers press releases and reviews in the tech and gaming space, particularly focusing on Apple, iPhone, iOS, macOS, and general technology topics. He seems to have a keen interest in analyzing product updates and their impact.
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By: Samuel Axon
photo of Apple botched the Apple Intelligence launch, but its long-term strategy is sound image Ask a few random people about Apple Intelligence and you’ll probably get quite different responses. One might be excited about the new features. Another could opine that no one asked for this and the company is throwing away its reputation with creatives and artists to chase a fad. Another still might tell…
From physics to greyboxing, Half-Life 2 broke a lot of new ground. This article is part of our 20th anniversary of Half-Life 2 series.
By: Samuel Axon
The end of Lightning is nigh. It’s a bummer for folks with older phones, though.
When MagSafe was introduced, it promised an accessories revolution. Meh. Apple's current lineup of MagSafe accessories.
By: Samuel Axon
The labor-of-love mod project sold out quickly, but more will be made.
The Backbone One has similar drawbacks, but I was drawn to the Backbone as an alternative partly because I had enough complaints about the Kishi that I wanted to roll the dice on something new.
By: Samuel Axon
photo of The Backbone One would be an ideal game controller—if the iPhone had more games image In theory, it ought to be as good a time as ever to be a gamer on the iPhone. Classic console emulators have rolled out to the platform for the first time, and they work great. There are strong libraries of non-skeezy mobile games on Apple Arcade and Netflix Games, streaming via Xbox and PlayStation services is…
photo of Someone made a CAPTCHA where you play Doom on Nightmare difficulty image People have been complaining for a while that passing a CAPTCHA is too difficult, but developer and tech CEO Guillermo Rauch has made one of the hardest yet: a fully playable CAPTCHA based on the classic PC game Doom. It's been a long-running joke that developers will make Doom run on absolutely anything, so…
It's unfortunately not possible for Apple Intelligence to make zero errors. Apple Intelligence was unveiled at WWDC 2024.
By: Samuel Axon
photo of Apple will update iOS notification summaries after BBC headline mistake image Apple plans to release a software update that is meant to help users understand better that its notification summaries are AI-generated and may contain errors, according to a recent BBC news story. The update is a response to reports that the summaries gave users misleading information about world events. For…
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