Timothy Beck Werth is a Tech Editor at Mashable. He specializes in areas such as consumer electronics, mobile apps, and the intersection of retail and technology, with a keen focus on artificial intelligence and machine learning. Timothy's work has been featured in prominent publications including British GQ, The Daily Beast, and Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Even Microsoft is irked by LG's advertising. By Timothy Beck Werth on
By: Timothy Beck Werth
I don't even particularly like Pokémon, so imagine how much true fans will appreciate these adorable new sets.
Even Microsoft is irked by LG's advertising. Korean electronics giant LG is taking heat over intrusive settings on its TVs and computer monitors — and the backlash may just be getting started.
Thousands experienced disrupted service across the U.S. Monday. Here's what we know.
By: Timothy Beck Werth, Samantha Mangino
Microsoft is reportedly launching its Copilot super app by the end of summer. By Timothy Beck Werth and Samantha Mangino on
By: Timothy Beck Werth, Chris Taylor, Alex Perry
The iPhone is almost old enough to vote. So, what do we expect from the upcoming iPhone 18 and iPhone 18 Pro Max?
By: Alex Perry, Timothy Beck Werth, Chris Taylor
Apple's flagship smartphone hasn't taken a year off from its updates since 2007, and barring a massive surprise, 2026 won't be different — but there will be a twist.
By: Timothy Beck Werth
After a wave of price increases on MacBook and Windows laptops, we're revisiting our review of the newest MacBook Air.
I don't even particularly like Pokémon, so imagine how much true fans will appreciate these adorable new sets.
OpenAI claims that Apple's lawyers "emailed the wrong person after confusing two Asian last names."
