Nick Mokey

Nick Mokey is a magazine journalism graduate from Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, located in Syracuse, New York. Prior to writing for Digital Trends, he was a columnist and later head opinion editor at S.U.'s independent student newspaper, The Daily Orange. Nick has also interned for and contributed to Popular Mechanics magazine. Besides toying with computers and gadgets, he enjoys running, motorcycling, camping, and finding absurd deals on Craigslist.

Looking back at CES 2012, and forward on the year it will define

When 150,000 people gather in the middle of the desert to gawk at technology, a sense of perspective becomes even harder to find than an unoccupied bathroom. Among all the… →

Best of CES 2012: Staff picks

We came, we saw, we slept very, very little. After a solid week of nonstop announcements, demos and launches, the spectacle of CES 2012 is now in the rearview mirror.… →

Hands on with Acer’s insanely thin Aspire S5

MyFord Mobile app makes wireless keyfobs look like antiques

Up close with Lenovo’s new ThinkPad notebooks at CES 2012

The dash of luxury: Hands on with Mercedes’ new Mbrace 2 in-car connectivity

Mercedes may be better known for timeless styling, brawny engines and leather-appointed interiors than cutting edge in-dash technology within its cars, but don’t declare victory just yet, Ford: The… →

Panasonic’s 20-inch, 4K IPS LCD will someday make the best monitor ever

Considering Panasonic used to be the company best known for breaking size records with ever-larger plasma panels, it came as some surprise to us that this year, one of the… →

King of the Ultrabooks? A closer look at Samsung’s Series 5 Ultrabook

Sony Xperia S hands on at CES 2012

Close up with the Sony Xperia Ion at CES 2012

First impressions of Toshiba’s new 14-inch Ultrabook prototype

Up close with Panasonic’s latest plasma TVs at CES 2012

Hands-on photos of Sony’s Vaio concept notebooks from CES 2012

Justin Timberlake reincarnates MySpace as MySpace TV at CES 2012

Just when you thought MySpace had finally resigned to the same history books populated with sites like Friendster and Pets.com, the ailing social network is showing new signs of life.… →

Sharp’s 80-inch Aquos Board replaces dry erase markers with fingers

Sharp’s goliath new LCD panels aren’t just for bragging rights in lavish home theaters any more. At the opening of CES 2012, Sharp applied its new bigger-is-better mentality to the… →