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An editor reads every message that arrives here. You will get a reply from a person rather than an autoresponder, normally within two business days.
While you wait, the latest articles are worth a look, and our editorial policy sets out exactly what happens to a tip or a correction once it reaches us.
Who covers what
Four editors. Named, not anonymous.
Naming the subject on the form is enough. But if you already know whose desk your story belongs on, this is how the beats are split — and our about page has more on the people behind them.
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Priya Raghunathan
Editor-in-Chief, Hardware Lead
Silicon, phones, laptops, displays, peripherals and test-bench methodology.
Gadgets archive -
Daniel Osei
Senior AI Correspondent
Model releases, evaluation claims, inference cost and the economics behind them.
AI archive -
Marta Kowalczyk
Security Editor
Disclosures, authentication, supply-chain risk and incident timelines tied to CVE identifiers.
Cybersecurity archive -
Ethan Vaughn
Cloud and Software Editor
Cloud pricing changes, Kubernetes operations, developer tooling and release notes worth reading.
Cloud archive
Before you hit send
What makes a tip worth chasing.
The best tips we get are short. They hand us one verifiable claim and a way to check it. The rest is our job.
- Lead with the claim. One sentence saying what happened or what changed. If we cannot summarise a tip in a line, we usually cannot publish it either.
- Bring a primary source. A changelog, a vendor advisory, a pricing page, a filing, a commit, a benchmark log. We link the original document, not somebody else's summary of it.
- Say how you know. First-hand, second-hand or inference — all three are useful, but they need different handling and different verification before anything runs.
- Include versions and dates. Firmware build, package version, region, and the date you observed it. A pricing or CVE story lives or dies on that detail.
- Set your terms upfront. On the record, on background, or not for publication. We agree how material will be used before we use it, and we do not out a source to get a story.
- Reproducible beats dramatic. Something we can put on the bench, or walk through as a how-to, will always beat a rumour we have no way to check.
Please do not pitch
We do not sell editorial. At all.
Techtrendery.com does not accept paid guest posts, sponsored articles or paid link insertions into existing pieces — and we do not sell do-follow links, brand mentions or backdated placements at any price. There is no rate card, because there is nothing to buy.
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Genuine advertising questions are welcome — choose Advertising and partnerships on the form. Outreach offering payment for editorial placement gets no reply.
Quick answers
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Do you accept guest posts, sponsored articles or link insertions?
No. We do not publish paid guest posts, sponsored write-ups or paid link insertions into existing articles, and we do not sell do-follow links. Pitches of that kind get no reply. Display advertising and affiliate links are handled separately from the newsroom, disclosed on the page where they appear, and never influence what an article concludes.
Will you review my product, and do you keep the hardware?
Send the pitch to the editorial address with the shipping window, the firmware version and whether the unit is a loan or a keeper. Hardware runs as a daily driver for at least fourteen days before it gets a verdict, we retest after any firmware update that lands mid-review, and every review states plainly whether the unit was bought, loaned or retained. Nobody is promised coverage in exchange for a unit.
How do I get a factual error corrected?
Use the form with the subject Correction or error report, give the article URL, quote the exact sentence and point to the primary source that contradicts it. Substantive corrections are made in the article body with a dated note at the foot of the page; typographical fixes are made silently. The full process is written out in our editorial policy.
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