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.
Meet the smartphone with higher resolution than your DSLR: Nokia’s 41-megapixel PureView 808

Now that 8-megapixel smartphones cameras are starting to become pedestrian, Nokia – a company that has always celebrated the quality of its smartphone cams – has had to step up… →
Asus sails past 1080p with Transformer Pad Infinity tablet

Rumors of high-resolution tablets have been swirling for months now, and a high-res iPad is almost certainly on the way, but Asus seized the honor of being first to make… →
Asus phone-inside-a-tablet PadFone is official: Here’s what it looks like

Having already blurred the line between table and notebook computer with last year’s Transformer, Asus will fold yet another device into the equation with this year’s PadFone: A smartphone that… →
Will 3D phones ever catch on? First impressions of the LG Optimus 3D Max

TV manufacturers may have finally put down the pompoms on their 3D cheerleading at CES 2012, but on the phone front, LG isn’t quite ready to walk off the field.… →
LG hammers home on thin and bright at MWC 2012

Mobile World Congress has yet to begin in Barcelona, but LG has already preempted many of its competitors by lifting the veil from its entire line of announcements. The company’s… →
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.… →
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… →