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Sarah Lord

Sarah Lord

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Mobile Analyst, PCMag

New York

Final Covers

Attacks On Critical Infrastructure, Hacking Of Connected Products , Continuous Vulnerability Monitoring , Cybersecurity

Doesn’t Cover

Hospitality, Tourism, Sports

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 885

  • Your Streaming Device Might Be Tracking You. Here's How to Shut It Down

    By Sarah Lord, Eli Blumenthal|CNETVerifiedWhy You Can Trust CNET Our expert, award-winning staff selects the products we cover and rigorously researches and tests our top picks. If you buy through our links, we may get a commission. Reviews ethics statement Tech Home Entertainment Roku, Fire Stick, and more are watching, but you can tell them to back off. Sarah Lord Writer Sarah Lord covers TVs and home entertainment.

    By Sarah Lord, Eli Blumenthal · CNET

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Amazon Kindle Scribe vs. ReMarkable 2: Which Ereader Is Better for Writing?

    By Sarah Lord|PC Magazine AustraliaVerifiedPrice and StorageThe Kindle Scribe has three storage options: The entry-level model has 16GB ($399.99), the mid-tier model has 32GB ($419.99), and the maxed-out version has 64GB ($449.99). All three options include Amazon's Premium Pen, which doesn’t need to be charged and has a shortcut button and an eraser at the top. The ReMarkable 2 comes in a single version with 8GB of storage for $399.

    By Sarah Lord · PC Magazine Australia

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Amazon Kindle Scribe vs. ReMarkable 2: Which Ereader Is Better for Writing?

    By Sarah Lord|PC Magazine AustraliaVerifiedPrice and StorageThe Kindle Scribe has three storage options: The entry-level model has 16GB ($399.99), the mid-tier model has 32GB ($419.99), and the maxed-out version has 64GB ($449.99). All three options include Amazon's Premium Pen, which doesn’t need to be charged and has a shortcut button and an eraser at the top. The ReMarkable 2 comes in a single version with 8GB of storage for $399.

    By Sarah Lord · PC Magazine Australia

    Apr. 15, 2025

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PCMag

PCMag, originally launched as PC Magazine in 1982, is a prominent digital technology publication. It began as a print magazine for IBM PC enthusiasts and transitioned to an online platform in the late 2000s. Owned by Ziff Davis, PCMag focuses on providing expert analysis and practical guidance for technology consumers and professionals. The publication offers in-depth technology reviews of hardware, software, and services, along with news and analysis on industry trends and product launches. It features how-to guides for optimizing devices and troubleshooting, as well as historical archives that document the evolution of technology. PCMag serves a diverse audience, including tech enthusiasts, IT professionals, and advertisers in the tech industry. Recognized for its editorial excellence, PCMag has a legacy of pioneering tech journalism and community engagement.

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Founded: 1982