Zack Bishop is a journalist for Poc Network, specializing in technology and gaming news. With a focus on providing informative and engaging content, Zack covers a wide range of topics including video game conventions, software updates, hardware reviews, and emerging trends in the tech industry.
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Zack's coverage predominantly revolves around product promotions, gaming, content & publishing, and the auto industry. He is particularly interested in consumer electronics, technology, robotics, gaming, and software.
Given this focus, Zack would likely be most responsive to pitches related to new product launches in the tech or gaming space. This could include exclusive access to new gadgets or games for review purposes.
Additionally, he may also be interested in news about advancements in consumer electronics such as robotics and smart devices. Pitches highlighting innovative technologies or trends within these industries could capture his attention.
Since Zack does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned but covers international topics like CES (Consumer Electronics Show), pitches should emphasize global relevance rather than regional specificity when reaching out to him.
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By: Zack Bishop
It looks like Tesla is having troubles in the gaming sector as it appears to be dialing things back when it comes to Steam support. For a time there, Elon (and staff) were hellbent on making sure the vehicles were able to play Steam games (including some popular AAA titles), allowing owners to have a
One of the most important things you can do when building a computer is to keep everything inside cool. Heat is one of your worst enemies as it can lead to various forms of throttling or something much worse, like a complete meltdown (crashes, freezes, reboots, etc). That being said, cooling the NVMe SSD drives in your system is just as important as the CPU or GPU, as they tend to run a lot hotter than the much slower SATA alternatives.
As internet connections continue to evolve, so does everything else. However, the one thing that doesn't seem to be evolving, is the restrictions that ISPs place on their customers. Mainly, the monthly data caps (quotas) they exercise as a way to (mostly) score a little extra profit.
Google has been working to slowly migrate the Google Chrome browser toward its newer Chrome Extensions platform known as Manifest V3. This allows the company to focus on newer extension techniques and features that focus on security, performance, modern API use, and more. It also deprecates or prepares to deprecate various features that have been in use with the older Manifest V2 platform. These efforts have been slowly in effect over the last so many years.
Sonnet Technologies (aka Sonnet) has released a new affordable 2.5GbE PCIe card for computers, adding to the selection of 2.5G options for those looking to make the upgrade. The new card offers a simple 2.5GbE port for the back of your Windows or Linux system so that it can take advantage of the top speeds
Bad news for AT&T users today as the company suffers from another outage issue affecting customers across the nation. This outage is preventing certain customers from being able to make or take calls to/from users outside of the AT&T network (ie, T-Mobile, Verizon, etc). This is the second time that the company's network has suffered
1MORE has launched a new model of open earbuds, focusing on those looking to keep things within a simpler budget. The new 1MORE Fit SE Open Earbuds S31 recently hit the market this month, falling within a sub-$50 range, making open-ear a little more accessible for some, and creating a new entry-level position within 1MORE's
We have been testing out the new Tiny 2 Lite PTZ 4K AI Webcam from OBSBOT that acts as an entry-level model from the company that offers more than any entry-level model normally would. Like most of OBSBOT's products, it is a PTZ webcam imbued with AI wonders, and we have shared some of these
By: Zack Bishop
It looks like writable optical disk media (CD, DVD, BD) just aren't selling like they used to. This especially makes for sad news for writeable Blu-ray discs. For quite some time, Blu-ray has provided a more affordable means of storing data when compared to storing it on physical hard drives. A single 50-pack of basic
Short links have been a hot commodity for years, allowing users to hide long complex links behind shortened URLs that are much easier to remember and more compatible with online services or apps that suffer from character limits (ie, X/Twitter). With the use of a URL shortener like Google's or Bit.ly, anyone can create them
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