Andrew Cunningham is the Lead Editor at various esteemed publications. He specializes in topics related to construction and real estate, as well as arts and entertainment, covering the housing market, residential real estate, and events such as concerts and festivals. Andrew's work has been featured in notable outlets including The New York Times, WIRED, and the Cureus Journal of Medical Science.
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Andrew Cunningham's coverage leans heavily towards technology, with a focus on computer hardware, CPUs, GPUs, and Microsoft. The majority of the articles appear to be product-focused including press releases and reviews. This suggests that he is likely interested in new product announcements or updates within the tech industry.
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Road closures are scheduled in Hexham this month for the Run Northumberland Hexham 5K and 10K.
By: Andrew Cunningham, Stuart Carruthers, Tim Pavlov
Following the February 2026 decision of the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (“FSRA”) to pause work on its proposed Rule
By: Tim Pavlov, Stuart Carruthers, Andrew Cunningham
On July 20, 2026, the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (“OSFI”) issued a regulatory notice (“Guidance”) allowing federally-regulated
I've liked the Framework Laptop 13 since the first time I used it , partly because I just think the idea of a repairable and upgradeable laptop is
By: Andrew Cunningham
I've liked the Framework Laptop 13 since the first time I used it, partly because I just think the idea of a repairable and upgradeable laptop is cool and partly because it's not Yet Another Ultraportable Trying To Be A MacBook Air Clone. But the design has always had real shortcomings—the most noticeable and…
By: Tim Pavlov, Andrew Cunningham, Stuart Carruthers
Ontario insurers should expect heightened regulatory focus on operational risk management, technology resilience, third-party oversight and business
By: Stuart Carruthers, Andrew Cunningham, Tim Pavlov
On July 23, 2026, the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (“FSRA”) issued a warning to Ontario vehicle buyers about the sale of
In another time, the MacBook Neo could have caused a substantial realignment of the lowish-end laptop business.
By: Andrew Cunningham
15 pts In another time, the MacBook Neo could have caused a substantial realignment of the lowish-end laptop business. Sure, it has shortcomings compared to the MacBook Air, but it could have at least encouraged PC makers to start shipping consistently decent keyboards, screens, and build quality in the Neo's $599…
By: Andrew Cunningham
“Tell me how this ends,” former US general David Petraeus famously asked his staff, a few weeks after the start of the Iraq war in 2003.
