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Steven Winkelman
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Managing Editor, Android Police
New York, United States
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Biography
I’m an investigative journalist covering the tech sector for PCMag. The mobile industry is my main beat, but I also write about affective responses to tech. I completed my MA in journalism in 2016. My expertise is in new media journalism, computer-assisted reporting, and data journalism. In addition to tech, I write about socially engaged art and literature.
socially engaged arttech literature internet culture
Cryptocurrency, B2B Tech, Marketing, Blockchain
Content
By Dua Rashid, Steven Winkelman Verified| Android Police Verified Tecno, the Chinese phone company that recently gained attention for its budget foldables, is venturing into AI wearables. The company unveiled a concept for its first pair of AI glasses at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025. Tecno aims for its AI glasses to "transform the wearable AI space," promising to do so through imaging capabilities, smart assistant functionality, and immersive AR features.
By Steven Winkelman Verified, Manuel Vonau Verified, Taylor Kerns Verified| Android Police Verified Android 15 is finally here. Following a longer-than-usual preview and beta period, the newest version of Google's mobile software began rolling out to select Pixel devices on October 15. It's a fairly trim update, as far as new features to play with go, but Android 15 adds some interesting new privacy and convenience features that are worth taking a look at. If you haven't received the update yet, read on to see whether you're eligible — and if you are, how to get Android 15 right now.
By Angela Moscaritolo Verified, Tim Gideon Verified, Charles Jefferies, Steven Winkelman Verified| Aik-invest@ PCMag editors select and review products independently. If you buy through affiliate links, we may earn commissions, which help support our testing. Heading into a long weekend, it’s important to take advantage of your time off in as many ways as you can. If shopping is on the agenda, take a minute to scan the five deals below. They’re the best we unearthed from the many three-day sales going on right now, with deep discounts on stuff we love like iPads, fitness trackers, headphones and more.
Company Info
Android Police
Android Police is a blog and news site focused on Android technology. Founded in December 2009 by Artem Russakovskii, it went live in March 2010. The site initially provided news and reviews about Android devices but has since expanded to cover a wider range of tech topics. It is headquartered in Oakland, California, and was acquired by Valnet Inc. in August 2021. The content on Android Police includes the latest news, in-depth reviews of devices and apps, tutorials, and podcasts discussing various Android-related subjects. The site caters to a diverse audience, including consumers looking for device advice, developers interested in app development, and tech enthusiasts following trends in the Android ecosystem. With approximately 7.5 million unique monthly visitors, Android Police generates around 15 million monthly page views and has an estimated annual revenue of $9.3 million.
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Founded: 2010