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Craig Rawlins-Wilson

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Craig Rawlins-Wilson’s Biography

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Fintech enthusiast, technology editor, journalist, and media personality nearly two decades of experience working for print and online tech publications, communications agencies, and financial services professionals, both full-time and freelance.

Comprehensive knowledge of financial apps, products, and services. Deeply versed in consumer technology (including smartphones, laptops, wearables, cameras, audio gear, transport tech, AR/VR, and the accompanying apps, software, and services that powe…

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Researchers fool facial recognition using masks and photos

Researchers fool facial recognition using masks and photos

Here's looking like you, kid - Facial recognition may be convenient, but an artificial intelligence company c…

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Surveillance AI tech is China's latest export

Surveillance AI tech is China's latest export

It's no secret China's aggressively investing in surveillance technology. What comes as more of a surprise is…

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The Expanse Season 4 release date, cast, plot and more

The Expanse Season 4 release date, cast, plot and more

The last year has been tumultuous for the cast and crew of The Expanse, and for its very enthusiastic fans. A…

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Sony marks 40 years of the Walkman, and launches new wireless earbuds

Sony marks 40 years of the Walkman, and launches new wireless earbuds

A column about the Sony Walkman's 40th anniversary and legacy, the Japanese company's history as a pioneer of…

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BMW's iNext is a bold, all-electric vision of the near future that's sure to divide opinion

BMW's iNext is a bold, all-electric vision of the near future that's sure to divide opinion

Despite leaping into the electric and hybrid markets relatively early with the all-electric i3 and hybrid i8 …

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Hold off on buying foldable phones - for now

Hold off on buying foldable phones - for now

Samsung's mea culpa in the wake of the combusting Note 7 debacle worked — it was forgiven and continues to se…

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What EV Haters Still Get Wrong About Electric Cars Original

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By Craig Rawlins-Wilson
| SlashGear Verified
Comment sections and electric vehicle forums are packed with recurring critiques. But many of them stem from outdated information. In the last decade, EVs have gotten far more reliable, the price of batteries has fallen, and charging infrastructure has become more abundant.
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How ITV News Uses Story-Centric Working from Avid to Power Collaboration at Scale

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By Craig Rawlins-Wilson
| theiamt.org
ITV News has transformed its newsrooms by adopting a story-centric approach with Wolftech, part of the Avid for News solution. By organizing people, resources, and content around the story – not the platform – teams collaborate more effectively across broadcast and digital, reduce duplication, and spend more time on journalism instead of logistics. Wolftech provides ITV News with a single, shared view of every story, from idea to output.
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Insta360 X5

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By Craig Rawlins-Wilson
| PC Mag Middle East Verified
The Insta360 X5 ($549.99) is the latest in the company's ever-expanding range of 360-degree and action cameras. While the core shooting specifications remain largely unchanged from its predecessor, the Insta360 X4 ($499.99), the X5 has larger image sensors, user-replaceable lenses, improved waterproofing, a new wind guard, and longer battery life. Its mobile and desktop apps have received facelifts and added a number of AI-powered templates for swiftly editing and exporting stills and video.
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