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.
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 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?
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?
Who are the real winners and losers in Google’s Motorola sale to Lenovo?
Lenovo is buying Motorola Mobility from Google for $2.9 billion. But who comes out ahead in this new world, who loses, and does it all mean for the Android ecosystem?
You can’t avoid the ‘Internet of things’ hype, so you might as well understand it
Adding Internet capabilities to everyday appliances is all the rage, but don't expect to wake up in a science fiction automated home anytime soon.
9 companies that need to make a turnaround in 2014
Technology is always changing, and some big names are going to have to work very hard to stay relevant to consumers in 2014.
Remember these terrible tech gifts from holidays past?
Technology has always been a favorite holiday gift, but the most well-intentioned gifts don't always pan out in an industry that changes so quickly. Here are some of the most notable gifts that might have looked great under the tree in years past, but probably ended up stashed in a closet in no time.
Why is Google building a robot army?
Google's acquisition of Boston Dynamics is just the latest in a long series of robotics companies it has been snapping up left and right. So what does Google see in robots ... and should we be scared?
Co-founder drama, burning cash and more secrets revealed by Twitter’s IPO filing
Twitter's going public, and that means revealing more than ever about about company's strategy and financials. Want the interesting bits?
Facebook wants a piece of Twitter’s “social TV” action, but what does that mean for you?
Now that we've all given up and just watch TV with phones in hand and tablets on lap, Twitter has reaped the rewards of second screen engagement. But here comes Facebook ...
The new Mac Pro changes the game for creative pros – will they keep playing with it?
Apple's forthcoming Mac Pro is a radical redesign, but will it meet the needs of professionals who rely on Apple's top-of-the-line Macs?
Dear Apple: Can iCloud ‘just work’ already?
Steve Jobs promised iCloud would be the center of Apple users' digital lives. Two years later, are we any closer to a service that "just works" — and that can propel the next generation of great apps?