Techiadd is edited by named people with public credentials and conflict-of-interest disclosures. Every article carries a real byline, every review is hands-on tested, and every editor below is accountable for what their section publishes. Our standards are public in the editorial guidelines, ethics policy, and how we test.
Marcus Chen is the founding editor of Techiadd. He has covered consumer technology for over a decade, with a focus on cutting through marketing claims to what a product actually does. He sets the newsroom standard: test before you recommend, disclose every relationship, and correct mistakes in public.
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Priya Anand leads Techiadd's artificial-intelligence coverage. With a background in computer science and years reporting on the AI industry, she translates dense model releases and research into plain English —…
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Daniel Okoro runs Techiadd's gadget and reviews desk. Every verdict he publishes is based on hands-on testing with the actual hardware — battery runs, benchmarks, and weeks of daily use…
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Sofia Reyes covers the mobile ecosystem and the software people use every day. She has reviewed hundreds of phones and apps, and writes the kind of practical guidance that helps…
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Liam Walsh writes Techiadd's how-to guides and science coverage. A former IT trainer, he is obsessed with clear, tested, step-by-step instructions — and with explaining the research and breakthroughs that…
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