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Christian Cooper is a freelance writer for How-To Geek and has worked in the technology industry for six years. After moving on from his own blog, Digital Native, Christian worked for a variety of tech companies as part of their marketing and communications teams. He's worked with brands across the tech space that produce smart home, video game, VR, health, and mobile phone accessory products. He's launched more than 150 consumer products and is now bringing that ability to communicate advanced technologies to consumers as part of the How-To Geek team.
Even before joining the industry as a professional, Cooper has been enamored with tech and video game gadgets since he first picked up the GameBoy Pocket. He considers himself an early adopter who has a very hard time not buying the latest and greatest products the moment they come out (much to his wife's chagrin). He has gone way overboard with smart home gadgets in his house, currently plays way too much Destiny 2, and has a crisis daily about what phone he wants to use next.
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