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Rob Thubron

Rob Thubron

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Senior Editor, TechSpot

Durham

Biography

Writer and editor for TechSpot.com based in Durham, UK. I cover pretty much everything to do with technology and specialise in gaming, PCs, phones, and tech culture.

Final Covers

Tech , Culture , PCs, Gaming, Technology , Phones, Software

Doesn’t Cover

B2B services, blockchain, startups

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Total articles 8764

  • The world's first foldable e-reader is here: Readmoo's mooInk V

    By Rob Thubron Verified| TechSpot Verified In brief: With the advancements in display and e-ink technology, e-readers can replicate the feeling of reading a real book more than ever before. Now, a company has taken inspiration from smartphones to add another element only seen on their paper-based counterparts – creating the world's first foldable e-reader. At first glance, the mooInk V from Taiwan-based company Readmoo looks like one of the early prototypes of a folding phone.

    By Rob Thubron Verified · TechSpot

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • How a secret gambling syndicate won a $95 million Texas lottery by buying every number combination

    By Rob Thubron Verified| TechSpot Verified WTF?! It's something many people have thought about: when a lottery jackpot reaches an enormous figure, would it be possible to buy every combination of numbers to guarantee a win? There are plenty of reasons why this is usually impossible or just doesn't work, but a team that included a legendary gambler showed it could be done by winning a $95 million Texas lottery jackpot.

    By Rob Thubron Verified · TechSpot

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • TSMC denies reports of joint venture with Intel as US pushes for domestic chip solutions

    By Rob Thubron Verified| TechSpot Verified In brief: TSMC has officially denied the long-running claim that it is considering entering into a joint venture with Intel. It was recently reported that the two tech giants had reached a preliminary agreement on the plan, which has been pushed by the Trump administration in the hope of helping Intel address its current manufacturing crisis.

    By Rob Thubron Verified · TechSpot

    Apr. 17, 2025

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TechSpot