JR Raphael is the Founder and Editorial Director at Computerworld. He has been covering Android and ChromeOS since their inception, with a focus on mobile apps, consumer electronics, and the intersection of technology and the arts. His insights are featured in notable publications such as AndroidPolice.com, Fast Company, and The Verge.
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JR Raphael's coverage focuses heavily on providing how-to guides and reviews for various tech products, especially those related to Google Assistant, Chromebook, Android, and Google Pixel. He also frequently cites data in his articles.
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