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.
Bring out your dead: What to do with your old iPhone
Bring out your dead: What to do with your old iPhone
There are many things you can do with an old iPhone, regardless of its age. Here, we lay out some different possibilities for you.
Amazing: Americans grow even more dissatisfied with cable and ISPs
Amazing: Americans grow even more dissatisfied with cable and ISPs
The ASCI finds consumer satisfaction with service from cable and ISPs is reaching new lows, while smartphones have a satisfaction new leader. (Hint: it's not Apple.)
Can the government regulate Internet privacy?
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?
Why is the U.S. surrendering control of the Internet? (And why should you care?)
Why is the U.S. surrendering control of the Internet? (And why should you care?)
The US government has decided to give up control over key portions of the Internet's central functions. Why? And, more importantly, what next?
Ditch the shoebox for a vault: How to preserve your digital life for decades
Ditch the shoebox for a vault: How to preserve your digital life for decades
Our devices and data are becoming our memory books, filled with photos, videos, laughs, major events, and important documents. How can we preserve all that?
From iMessage to Lightning cables, here’s how Apple secures your digital life
From iMessage to Lightning cables, here’s how Apple secures your digital life
A detailed look at how Apple protects your passwords, messages, and data in iCloud and on your iOS devices.
7 ways your apps put you at risk, and what you can do about it
7 ways your apps put you at risk, and what you can do about it
Even the most trusted tablet and smartphone apps can be risky. Here's what to look for, and how to protect yourself.
Thinking of online freelancing for some spare cash? Be prepared to work for it
Thinking of online freelancing for some spare cash? Be prepared to work for it
Looking for holiday cash? Online freelancing might be an answer, especially if you've got strong skills in a small niche.
Mac pros: Is it time to consider a hackintosh?
Mac pros: Is it time to consider a hackintosh?
Apple's limited Mac lineup can be frustrating, especially for pros who need to get stuff done. Could "hackintoshes" – PCs running OS X – be a solution?
