Geoff Duncan
Former Digital Trends Contributor
Geoff Duncan writes, programs, edits, plays music, and delights in making software misbehave. He's probably the only member of the Digital Trends staff who's played on hit records and had code running in space. He lives in Seattle, Washington.
Articles
Apple
Bring out your dead: What to do with your old iPhone
There are many things you can do with an old iPhone. Here, we lay out some different possibilities for you, whether you're into selling your device or retrofitting it for use as a security camera.
Android Army
Amazing: Americans grow even more dissatisfied with cable and ISPs
The ASCI finds consumer satisfaction with cable and ISPs is reaching new lows, while smartphones have a satisfaction new leader. (Hint: it's not Apple.)
Features
Can the inmates run the asylum? The U.S. plan to stop ruling the open Internet
As the United States signals it's ready to relinquish authority over the Internet's core operations, is ICANN ready to step up and take charge?
Web
Can the government regulate Internet privacy?
As massive data and security breaches become a commonplace, consumers are demanding that government do something. But can the feds do anything meaningful, and what's stopping them?
Mobile
Why are Apple and Samsung throwing down? A timeline of the biggest fight in tech
Can't keep track of how Samsung and Apple have been duking it out in courts all over the world? Here's a cheat sheet recalling all of the major clashes the two companies have had throughout the last four years.
Home Theater
What an Apple-Comcast deal could mean for the future of TV
If Apple and Comcast hook up, will they be able to revolutionize television? Or will the whole thing fall apart over net neutrality and money?