Leigh Stark is the Founder and Editor at Women Love Tech. With a focus on consumer technology, artificial intelligence, and software, Leigh covers a wide range of topics including mobile apps, video games, and wearable technology. Leigh's work has been featured in Women Love Tech, pickr.com.au, and Search Engine Land.
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