Jeff Dunn

@jeffdunn.bsky.social

words at steelseries. fmr tech journo at yahoo, engadget, ars technica, business insider, lots of freelance. UTFT.

so a solid B/B- tournament then. no regression, no serious progress. beat up on mid-to-bad teams, completely outclassed the second they played someone decent. that's how we usually do it. poch is gone so it'll probably be tough to go further in 2030, but maybe we catch a break.

seems like a good time to re-share this. if you're not sure why Apple and seemingly every other tech co is hiking prices, here's an explainer i wrote for Yahoo a few months back. (some smaller details have changed obvs.) tech.yahoo.com/ai/article/w...

What is RAMageddon? How and why AI is making your tech more expensive

You're not imagining things: Many gadgets really have become more expensive over the last few months. Here's what's happening.

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Work-related note: I'm now writing for Yahoo full-time as part of their Yahoo Tech vertical. Still covering + reviewing lots of consumer tech -- much of it gaming, but also phones, laptops, audio, accessories, etc. Any PR folks following me in those fields, get in touch!

well i guess we deserved one of these after the 20 years of being annoying. probably the worst offensive SB performance i've ever seen. at least Seattle is a likable team, congrats to Seahawks fans.

truly cannot express how funny it is that people spent a couple years torching their life savings on shitty drawings of apes. just the worst monkey pics you've ever seen. how could anyone have expected things to get better for us after that

as an american who recently had a kid, the only attainable goal i have left in life is, of course, to finish in the top 10k in Fantasy Premier League. it's year 11 for me, previous best rank is 22k, last year was 76k (which was enough for top 1%). here's my team to start the year:

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microsoft branding a studio as "AAAA" only to have it spend 7 years building a game that doesn't ship before it cans the whole staff seems like the perfect microcosm for the video game industry in 2025

walmart charged and cancelled on me four times, leading my bank to lock my debit card. best buy kicked me out of eight 90-min queues without giving me a chance to order. then, at 1:40am, i (tentatively) got the new nintendo thing. i'm 34 and having a kid in two months. what am i doing with my life

put together an explainer on the Switch 2 + microSD Express situation. i've tested the one (1!) card that was available to purchase prior to Wednesday, and it is indeed a major leap forward. but be ready to pay for it, at least to start. file sizes will be key: www.engadget.com/gaming/ninte...

The Nintendo Switch 2 promises major storage upgrades, but it'll cost you

The Nintendo Switch 2 is one of the first mainstream devices to embrace super-fast microSD Express cards, but the move might bring some growing pains to start.

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here's my review of the new iPad, in which (1) "no Apple Intelligence" is both a pro and a con, (2) i spend a paragraph talking about Infinity Nikki, (3) i continue my crusade against non-laminated displays and (4) there's a photo of a very good dog: www.engadget.com/mobile/table...

iPad (2025) with A16 review: No Apple Intelligence, no problem

Apple’s latest entry-level tablet isn't very exciting, but it still meets most iPad users where they live.

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i don't like to self-promote on here but i've been grinding away on a ton of these big-ass guides for Engadget, and i do take them seriously. if you're looking for any of these things or just want to learn more about a given market, here ya go mechanical keyboards: www.engadget.com/computing/ac...

The 5 best mechanical keyboards for 2025

Here's everything you need to know before buying a mechanical keyboard, plus the best mechanical keyboards you can get right now.

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