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Daniel Rubino
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Co-Host, Windows Central Podcast
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Biography
Daniel Rubino is the Editor in Chief of Windows Central. He has been writing about Microsoft since 2007 when the site first launched under WMExperts (and later Windows Phone Central). In 2010, he took over duties as Editor-in-Chief, moved to Executive Editor in 2020, and went back to Editor in Chief in 2022. In addition, he manages the staff, directs content, and is a YouTube personality, head reviewer, analyst, and podcast co-host. Before working on Windows Central, Daniel was a polysomnographer at Weill-Cornell Medical College and NY Presbyrtiaran in New York City, a movie theater projectionist for 17 years, Emergency Medical Technician in Connecticut, and was studying for a Ph.D. in linguistics in the neurology of language. In addition, he has studied at Sienna College, the University of Connecticut, Boston University, and the CUNY Graduate Center with political science and linguistics degrees.
Microsoft Surface, Windows 11, mobile computing devices Computers,Microsoft, PC Computing, Xbox, smartphones Technology, Laptops
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By Daniel Rubino Verified| Windows Central Verified In a surprising turn of events, which is how we could literally describe the entire last two weeks, the Trump administration exempted computers, smartphones, and other electronics from its 145% tariff on China, sighing relief from Razer, HP, Dell, Microsoft, ASUS, and Acer. According to Bloomberg and others' reporting, US Customs and Border Protection published the latest exemption late Friday night.
By Daniel Rubino Verified| Windows Central Verified Microsoft is still reeling from its 50th anniversary, which was celebrated this past Friday, April 4. It looks like the party isn’t over. On the Surface Instagram page, Microsoft announced a 50th Anniversary Exclusive Microsoft Surface Laptop, and my heart skipped a beat when I looked at it. You may likeSurface Laptop 7 with Snapdragon now almost half the price of the Surface Laptop 7 with Intel (Update)Is this Microsoft's largest Surface or the world's smallest executive?
By Daniel Rubino Verified| Windows Central Verified In a surprising turn of events, which is how we could literally describe the entire last two weeks, the Trump administration exempted computers, smartphones, and other electronics from its 145% tariff on China, sighing relief from Razer, HP, Dell, Microsoft, ASUS, and Acer. According to Bloomberg and others' reporting, US Customs and Border Protection published the latest exemption late Friday night.
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Windows Central Podcast
Bath, England, United Kingdom