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Wes Davis

Weekend Editor

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The Verge, Tech News Tube

Preston's Summary

Wes Davis is a Weekend Editor for tech news publications such as The Verge and Tech News Tube. With a focus on technology and innovation, Wes covers a wide range of topics including product launches, industry news, and updates on the latest gadgets. His work has also been featured in Knowledia, Cigalah Group, and Space Today.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Press Release: 39 %
Private Sector Announcements: 16 %
Government Announcement: 11 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 6 %
Evolving Stories: 5 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • AI Platforms
  • Robotics
  • Computer Software
  • Consumer Electronics
  • Space Travel
  • IoT Device Management

Pitching Insights

Wes Davis' coverage spans a wide range of technology-focused topics, with an emphasis on product launches, scientific advancements, and developments in the tech industry. He appears to be open to covering innovative projects and groundbreaking technological achievements.

Given his interest in content & publishing, as well as product promotions, Wes may be interested in stories that involve new consumer electronics or technologies that have practical applications for consumers. Additionally, he seems to cover scientific advancements extensively.

Considering his focus on private sector announcements and press releases, Wes would likely respond well to pitches involving new products or services being launched by companies within the technology space. If you have information about upcoming tech innovations or product releases supported by data or official statements from relevant organizations/companies, it could capture his attention.

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Articles

Tech News Tube

Vizio’s new ‘MicMe’ soundbar has built-in karaoke

By: Wes Davis

photo of Vizio’s new ‘MicMe’ soundbar has built-in karaoke image This soundbar has a secret. | Image: Vizio Is it just me, or is the karaoke machine trend trying to come back? There’s the Apple Music Sing feature, Ford’s in-car karaoke app, and Sansui’s cheap new OLED TV, just to name some examples. And now, Vizio’s getting in on the action with a new 2.1 stereo…

Tech News Tube

The Playdate Stereo Dock has been shelved

By: Wes Davis

photo of The Playdate Stereo Dock has been shelved image So long for now, Playdate Stereo Dock. | Screenshot: Playdate Well, we finally know what’s up with Panic’s Playdate Stereo Dock. It’s not coming — at least, not for a while. In an update to the Stereo Dock’s page, the company describes the challenges it faced in getting a good prototype, but says…

Tech News Tube

Call of Duty’s massive filesize drives peak internet usage

By: Wes Davis

photo of Call of Duty’s massive filesize drives peak internet usage image Image: Activision Comcast is boasting about what it’s calling its “biggest week in internet history,” which it pegs on Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 downloads and Thursday Night Football streams. The company says the Call of Duty game, which it released on October 25th, was responsible for a whopping 19…

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Google doesn’t sell headsets anymore — but its app store is getting ready for them

By: Wes Davis

photo of Google doesn’t sell headsets anymore — but its app store is getting ready for them image Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Are we about to see what’s up Google’s sleeve after its mysterious AR / VR deals with companies like Qualcomm and Samsung? Or might it finally bring its Google Play Store to Meta’s Quest like Meta once asked? Either way, Google seems to be prepping its Play Store…

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