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Stephanie Bruzzese has been a technology journalist for more than a decade. She's written hundreds of stories for CNET, PC World, Mobile Computing, and other publications; her work has also appeared in Fortune, The New York Times, the San Francisco Chronicle, and USA Today. Contact Stephanie at techtreks@gmail.com.
Stephanie Bruzzese has been a technology journalist for more than a decade. She's written hundreds of stories for CNET, PC World, Mobile Computing, and other publications; her work has also appeared in Fortune, The New York Times, the San Francisco Chronicle, and USA Today. Contact Stephanie at techtreks@gmail.com.




