John Biggs is a New York-based author and consultant. John has published work in The New York Times, Laptop, Men’s Health, Linux Journal, Popular Science and others. John is also the author of Black Hat: Misfits, Criminals, and Scammers in the Internet Age. Visit his website here.

Email: john at crunch gear dot com

Bryce is a designer and artist based in the Midwest. His portfolio is available here.

Email: bryce at crunch gear dot com

Peter is a freelance tech writer who grew up on the mean streets of Oregon before packing up shop and moving to NYC. Peter has published work in Surfing Magazine, VIBE, Men’s Journal and also contributes to GQ. When he’s not playing with the shiniest new toys, playing video games or snapping photos you can find him surfing in the frigid waters around NYC or wandering the streets contemplating life.

Email: peterha at crunch gear dot com

Doug Aamoth is a freelance web developer, mediocre comedic actor, tech blogger, lover, and friend. His gadget obsession is sickening and CrunchGear is the only socially acceptable outlet for his technological perversion.

Aamoth has worked for retail giants Best Buy, Circuit City, CompUSA, online news company Internet Broadcasting, and has directed magazine, independent film, IT, web design, and video production startups.

Email: doug at crunch gear dot com

Blogging’s siren song seduced Nicholas when he was just a boy. Now a man (or, more accurately, a junior at NYU), he professionally writes about all sorts of important stuff, from cellphones to cellphone accessories. After he graduates he plans to wander around the Third World in search of “meaning” or something else of substance.

When he’s not blogging about gadgets he’s either watching European soccer (Sevilla!) or complaining about things he has no control over. You can find him on Facebook, or, failing that, John’s house.

Email: nicholas at crunch gear dot com

Formerly a preschool teacher and bohemian, Devin is now a Seattle-based freelance tech writer, gamer, gadget enthusiast, and occasional filmmaker and musician. He has also been writing music reviews for a couple years at Robosexual.

Braden Walker is a freelance animator and illustrator in Austin, Texas, where 99.998% of the time it’s just too hot to wear a sweater.