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Nathan Drescher

Nathan Drescher

Nathan Drescher is an award-winning Canadian journalist who covers technology. His reporting appears in Android Authority, Digital Trends, Mobile Syrup, iMore, Android Police, and more.

Nathan tests devices, interviews founders and keeps a close watch on trends in the consumer technology space. He also writes books.

Nathan lives in Ottawa, Canada’s beautiful capital city, and spends a lot of time hiking and camping with his kids.

Here We Go is the non-Google map app I didn’t know I needed
Nathan DrescherAugust 30, 2025
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An Android phone leaning against an aquarium with several apps on the homescreen.
Sorry, Google, but the Pixel 10 doesn't excite me
Nathan DrescherAugust 14, 2025
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Google Pixel 9 Pro with its screen on.
I switched to this YouTube client and I'm never going back
Nathan DrescherAugust 9, 2025
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The NewPipe app open on an Android tablet.
This is my favorite Android launcher, and it's not the one you think
Nathan DrescherAugust 2, 2025
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An Android tablet running Smart Launcher 6 on a red and black flannel shirt.
I fired ChatGPT for a week and hired a European AI instead
Nathan DrescherJuly 23, 2025
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LeChat by Mistral on an Android phone against a background of different shades of blue.
I ditched Google Calendar for paper, and it gave me the mental clarity I needed
Nathan DrescherJuly 19, 2025
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Google Calendar logo on smartphone with other items stock photo (1)
I was wrong about Obsidian: Here's why it's actually a powerful app
Nathan DrescherJuly 15, 2025
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I want to use YouTube Music for podcasts, but it keeps letting me down
Nathan DrescherJuly 9, 2025
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YouTube Music logo on smartphone, next to headphones and Nest Mini (3)
I've tried every browser, but this is the one that works best for me
Nathan DrescherJune 30, 2025
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microsoft edge reader mode 1
I spent a week living like it was 1993 — here's how it went
Nathan DrescherJune 29, 2025
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A man in 90s neon green jacket has a cassette boombox on his shoulder, and he stands in front of an Android phone with a large red circle and line through it.