Andrew Lanxon is an Editor At Large at CNET. He specializes in a diverse range of topics including consumer technology, photography, sports business, and telecommunications, with a particular focus on phones, cameras, and digital photography. Andrew's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications such as BusinessGhana, The Techstreet Now, Knowledia, Yahoo, RealClearEnergy, and MSN.
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Andrew's coverage mainly focuses on product reviews, promotional deals, and how-to guides related to technology, phones, photography, smartphone comparisons, and outdoor adventure gear. He would likely be interested in pitches that offer expert insights or tips related to the latest technology trends and innovations within the specified topics.
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It's a solid example of an Android foldable, but I worry that Apple has changed the game.
In this spoiler-free review, I explain why this is the most personal horror game I've ever played
By: Andrew Lanxon
Commentary: Apple's focus on simplicity and ease of setup solves my biggest gripe with almost all smart home tech so far.
I've used Oppo's Find X10 and these are my favorite example photos. Andrew Lanxon Editor at Large; Lead Photographer, Europe
By: Andrew Lanxon
Commentary: As a professional photographer, phone cameras can never truly offer me what I need for my photography.
Phones are expensive. Here's how to get the most value from your iPhone or Android phone.
Oppo launched two excellent phones within six months of each other. I'm confused, but maybe you can figure it out.
It's a great Android foldable, but I wonder how it could compete with Apple's iPhone Duo.
If your phone won't charge when you plug your cable in there could be a simple way to fix it yourself.
Commentary: Google has one of the best photo editing apps around. So why doesn't it do more with it?
