Mark Spoonauer

Mark Spoonauer

Editor-in-Chief
Responsible for the editorial vision for Laptopmag.com, Mark Spoonauer has been Editor in Chief of LAPTOP since 2003 and has covered technology for nearly 15 years. Mark speaks at key tech industry events and makes regular media appearances on CNBC, Fox and CNN. Mark was previously reviews editor at Mobile Computing, and his work has appeared in Wired, Popular Science and Inc.

Articles by: Mark Spoonauer

Apple iPhone 5: World's Thinnest Smartphone, LTE, A6 Chip, 1136 x 640-Pixel Screen

By Mark Spoonauer published

Apple says it's really easy to make phones that are bigger, but the iPhone 5 is the world's thinnest  smartphone. Available for Sprint, Verizon, and AT&T, the iPhone 5 measures just 7.6 mm thick ...

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SpoonFed: For Sony, the Silos Can’t Dissolve Soon Enough

By Mark Spoonauer published

How to Create and Sync Notes on the iPad

By Mark Spoonauer published

Sony Electronics President: We'll Win By De-Layering, Walkman Isn't Dead

By Mark Spoonauer published

Motorola Photon 4G (Sprint) Review

By Mark Spoonauer published

Editor's Choice

Learn more about the pre-loaded software, camera quality, and endurance of Motorola's Photon 4G Smartphone on Sprint.

A Curved iPhone 6? Here's What It Could Look Like

By Mark Spoonauer published

Google Wallet Tested: What It's Like to Pay With Your Phone

By Mark Spoonauer published

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The Linux Window of Opportunity Has Closed, Maybe for Good

By Mark Spoonauer published

HP Launches New Sleekbook and TouchSmart Sleekbook, Start at $479

By Mark Spoonauer published

Sony Xperia Tablet S: Souped-Up TV Remote Meets Surface-Like Keyboard

By Mark Spoonauer published

New Google Maps for Mobile Features Zagat Reviews and Offers

By Mark Spoonauer published

Microsoft Surface a Flop? Advertising Outpaces Revenue

By Mark Spoonauer published

New $299 iPod Touch: 4-inch Retina Display, Siri, 5-MP Camera, A5 Chip

By Mark Spoonauer published

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Sony Com-2 Mylo Communicator: The Next Generation Review

By Mark Spoonauer published

LAPTOP Magazine reviews the Sony Com-2 Mylo Communicator. Sony ironed out a lot of the kinks from the original mylo, but it still has a ways to go.

Apple MacBook Air 13-inch (2013) Review

By Mark Spoonauer published

Editor's Choice

The MacBook Air 13-inch is the longest-lasting ultraportable notebook -- without a bulky extra battery -- at a more affordable price, making the best 13-inch laptop even better.

Where Are the Apps? Windows 8 Launch Event Disappoints

By Mark Spoonauer published

Readers Choose iPhone 5 Over Galaxy S4 in Camera Shootout

By Mark Spoonauer published

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iPhone OS 4: Pushing the Envelope or Playing Catch-Up?

By Mark Spoonauer published

If you scan through the list of “tentpole” features for the next version of the iPhone OS coming this summer, only a few stand out as unique. iAd is certainly one, and is designed to make ads more...

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Sony VAIO P Review

By Mark Spoonauer published

Sony's amazingly light and stylish ultraportable offers compelling features for the money, but it's performance could be better.

5 Ways to Make the HTC One a Hit and Smack Samsung

By Mark Spoonauer published

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Is the Pen Mightier Than Touch?

By Mark Spoonauer published

While it’s possible that Apple's hyped-beyond-belief tablet (now believed to be announcing in a January) will sport a stylus, I get the feeling that Steve Jobs & Co. believe that user interfaces...

Apple Unveils iPhone 5F with Facebook Inside in Time for April Fools

By Mark Spoonauer published

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SpoonFed: Are Ultra-Thin Notebooks Too Thin on Value?

By Mark Spoonauer published

There’s a widespread assumption at the moment that netbooks will soon be killed off by so-called ultra-thin laptops, which are powered by Intel’s family of ultra-low voltage processors. Not gonna ...

iPhone 5s Owners Reporting Blue Screen of Death

By Mark Spoonauer published

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Samsung BlackJack II Review

By Mark Spoonauer published

LAPTOP Magazine reviews the Samsung BlackJack II. It should be called the 1.5, but the BlackJack 2 is still one of the best value-priced smart phones.

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