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Jeremy Kaplan

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  • Content Director, Future
  • Content Director, TechRadar
  • None, Future, TechRadar
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Content Director at @Futureplc & @techradar fan. Writer / editor / thinker about media stuff. Not interested in your NFT

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Jeremy recently joined TechRadar as Content Director. Prior to this role, he was Editor in Chief of Digital Trends, where he transformed Digital Trends Media Group from a niche publisher into one of the fastest growing properties in digital media, ranking on the annual Inc 5,000 for three years running. During his tenure, the publisher has won multiple awards, including a sought-after Digiday Content Marketing Award in 2019. The same year, Jeremy was named one of FOLIO: 100, honoring publishing…

Jeremy Kaplan’s Journalist Portfolio

How Acer Is Helping the World Cope with COVID-19 | Digital Trends

How Acer Is Helping the World Cope with COVID-19 | Digital Trends

One of the biggest computer makers in the world found religion last year - and now, by bridging faith and inn…

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Why learn to use gadgets when they can just learn to help us? Exactly, says LG

Why learn to use gadgets when they can just learn to help us? Exactly, says LG

The problem with so-called smart products is that they really aren't. But LG believes AI is the key, and is i…

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The Brava Oven uses light - and seemingly magic - to cook. It changes everything.

The Brava Oven uses light - and seemingly magic - to cook. It changes everything.

Have you ever been knee-deep in holiday cooking and thought to yourself, 'there's got to be a better way?' So…

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5 obviously stupid iPhone problems that iOS 12 doesn't even try to fix

5 obviously stupid iPhone problems that iOS 12 doesn't even try to fix

At WWDC 2018, Apple took the wraps off the latest version of the iOS operating system. iOS 12 introduces chan…

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Facing Facebook: Congress should take action to protect our privacy

Facing Facebook: Congress should take action to protect our privacy

Ahead of Mark Zuckerberg's testimony before Congress on Tuesday, Charter CEO Tom Rutledge penned a policy pie…

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Looking back on 5 years of Surface with the product guru who brought it to life

Looking back on 5 years of Surface with the product guru who brought it to life

"When we launched the very first Surface Pro five years ago, there was a snowstorm in New York. We'd planned …

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‘We’re redefining eyewear on a really high level. I like to use a camera analogy: fixed focus, manual focus, and then autofocus. What we’re trying to do is autofocus’ – IXI's CEO on the tech behind CES 2026’s most exciting eyeglasses

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A prototype version of IXI's smart glasses is unpainted to reveal the components hidden within the frame. At back, the finished product. "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic," noted Arthur C. Clarke's Third Law. We tech reporters like to trot the saying out when we’re impressed … but Wednesday afternoon in a hotel suite in Las Vegas, I saw something that helped me finally understand what Clarke was getting at.
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'That's the future for us – making these waveguides thinner, lighter, and easier to produce' -- Lumus offers a glimpse at the future of AR glasses

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Looking through Lumus lenses . The CES tech spectacle is always a glimpse at the future. But this morning, in an ordinary hotel suite in Las Vegas, I took a first-hand look at it. The spectacles, that is. Lumus is the pioneering Israeli company behind geometric waveguide tech – partially reflecting mirrors that are embedded in regular lenses. While VR headsets are immersive, they’re often heavy, and hard to imagine wearing for more than an hour or two.
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How To Implement Employee Recognition Software In 2025

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In today’s workplaces, employees expect more than just a paycheck. They want to feel valued, seen, and appreciated for the work they do every day. That is why many companies are turning to employee recognition software to support engagement, morale, and retention. When implemented the right way, these tools can strengthen culture and help teams feel connected, even in remote or hybrid environments. But simply buying a platform is not enough.
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