Hi there. I'm a freelance technology writer based out of Saint Paul, MN. Though, with the magic of the internet, does it really matter where I live? I love technology and writing about it is what I do. 

I came to the realization that I was destined to be a nerd in the mid 90s. That's when I got my first real computer, a Hewlett-Packard box running an original Pentium CPU that screamed along at 133MHz. Since then, I've been consuming technology at a rate most would call unseemly. I'm always toting around some new piece of electronic gear, and I've usually got plans to replace it.

I currently write about technology for ExtremeTech, Geek.com, Android Police, and Tested.com. In the past, I've been a featured writer for Maximum PC and Business Insider. I'm always looking for new opportunities to write for interesting organizations. My main focus is on smartphones, ARM chip architecture, and mobile technology in general. I have particularly extensive knowledge of Android and the issues surrounding that platform. I've also tackled issues like web standards, PC hardware, and gaming.

Drop me a line if you'd like me to write for you. I love talking about technology with anyone that will listen, so feel free to get in touch even if you don't have work to offer me right now.