Craig Alexander
Rawlins-Wilson

Editor | Ghostwriter | Reviewer

I'm an editor, ghostwriter, content director, copywriter, reviewer, researcher, and communications specialist based in New York. I'm also the co-founder of strategic communications agency, &Story.I've worked in technology media, corporate comms, and as a freelance editor and writer for nearly 20 years.My work has appeared in TIME, PCMag, INPUT, Stuff, Tom's Guide, The Sunday Times, Business Day, SL Magazine, and more.

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Work

GHOSTWRITING
(2026) Mastering Sovereign Artificial Intelligence: Owning and Shaping the Future in the Age of AI by Dr. Mark Nasila
(2024) African Artificial Intelligence: Discovering Africa's AI Identity by Dr. Mark Nasila
FITNESS TECH25 March 2026 — Peloton Cross Training Tread Review (PCMag)
7 June 2024 — Aviron Strong Go Rower Review (PCMag)
22 October 2021 — Fitbit Charge 5 Review: Two steps forward, three steps back (INPUT)
12 August 2021 — Fitbit Luxe review: Not as luxurious as the name suggests (INPUT)
CAMERA REVIEWS23 September 2025 — GoPro Max2 Review: A Versatile 360 Camera That Rivals the Hero Series (PCMag)
22 April 2025 — Insta360 X5 Review (PCMag)
3 August 2022 — The Insta360 One RS combines the best of action and 360 cams in one killer camera (INPUT)
9 August 2021 — InstaGo 2 review: A tiny and ingenious action cam (INPUT)
20 July 2021 — I love 360 cameras but I couldn’t love the Iqui 360 (INPUT)
OPINION / FEATURES19 May 2021 — Ford’s F-150 Lightning will switch Americans to EVs, not the Cybertruck (INPUT)
10 May 2020 — New York, I love you, but you might get me killed — NYC during COVID (Sunday Times)
30 September 2020 — Google's Nest Audio shows we've hit peak smart speaker (INPUT)
10 August 2020 — Hyundai Ioniq is now its own EV brand and Tesla should be worried (INPUT)
7 July 2020 — 'Randonauting' might get you killed, but it’s better than doomscrolling (INPUT)
14 March 2020 — The third Tag Heuer Connected smartwatch is still just a $1,800 product doomed to obsolescence (INPUT)
25 July 2019 — Sony marks 40 years of the Walkman, and launches new wireless earbuds (Financial Mail)
17 May 2019 — Samsung putting the Galaxy Fold on hold is a good move, but it shouldn’t have needed to (Stuff)
24 February 2019 — Foldable phones are here and they’re incredible, but you shouldn’t buy one yet (Stuff)
11 December 2017 — Here comes the phoneputer (The Times)
17 November 2017 — Is $2,000 for a smartphone Huawei robbery? (Sunday Times)
6 November 2017 — What makes the Nintendo Switch such a runaway success? (Sunday Times)
4 November 2016 — How smart will your phone become? (Wanted)
6 August 2012 — How Data Journalism Could Save the Media (ICIR)
SMART HOME21 November 2021 — Nanoleaf Lines Review: Forget shapes, light strips are where it’s at (INPUT)
22 June 2021 — Nanoleaf Elements review: Finally, smart lights that match your decor (INPUT)
3 February 2021 — Google's Nest Thermostat is the first thing you should buy for your smart home (INPUT)
22 December 2020 — The Level Touch is a beautiful smart lock that’s very dumb (INPUT)
3 October 2020 — Feel like a magician with Samsung's SmartThings Wi-Fi Smart Plug (INPUT)
7 September 2020 — The Philips Wiz Smart Wi-Fi LED is the perfect smart bulb
INTERVIEWS20 October 2023 — Fahad Karim’s Aztec-inspired infinite creatures (The Metaversalist)
29 September 2023 — How Rebecca Xu is taking generative art beyond the digital realm (The Metaversalist)
22 September 2023 — Maya Man is very online (except when she isn’t) (The Metaversalist)
11 August 2023 — Lumen Prize founder Carla Rapoport talks technology-driven art (The Metaversalist)
30 June 2023 — Meet Operator, the dynamic duo redefining the parameters of generative art (The Metaversalist)
16 March 2023 — Gossamer Rozen on slow fashion, inclusivity, and the power of Tigerbob (The Metaversalist)
17 February 2023 — How ‘Checks’ changed artist and designer Jack Butcher’s life (The Metaversalist)
29 September 2020 — Infinite Objects wants to turn GIFs and video into rare collectibles (INPUT)
TRANSPORTATION10 September 2021 — The Serial 1 is the Cadillac of e-bikes… with a price to match (INPUT)
29 August 2021 — Niu Kais scooter review: Powerful, fast, and smooth as butter (INPUT)
7 July 2021 — Ford Mustang Mach-E review: Better than the Tesla Model Y? (INPUT)
24 February 2021 — Unagi Model One e-scooter review: Luxury on two wheels (INPUT)
15 November 2020 — Razor’s big-tire e-scooter is perfect for cruising busted streets (INPUT)
25 July 2020 — The Thousand Heritage helmet is one that you'll actually want to wear (INPUT)
16 July 2020 — The 2021 Bronco’s sci-fi interface confirms a hybrid model is coming (INPUT)
3 June 2020 — Dyson shelved its Tesla-killer. Why is it showing it off now? (INPUT)
8 May 2020 — This $27K electric motorcycle looks like it will annihilate the human race (INPUT)
5 March 2020 — Hyundai's Prophecy concept EV looks like a Tesla if Elon Musk had good taste (INPUT)
28 July 2019 — Jaguar I-Pace video review (Stuff)
5 March 2019 — Driving the Jaguar I-Pace hints at the future of electric motoring (Stuff)
28 February 2019 — The all-electric Mercedes-Benz EQC is fierce (Stuff)
27 November 2017 — Got R2,8m & the need for speed? The Tesla Roadster is for you (Sunday Times)
MUSIC & MISC20 September 2021 — Keychron Q1 Review: Your gateway to keyboard addiction (INPUT)
8 March 2021 — Lumi Keys review: Like ’Guitar Hero' but for learning the actual piano (INPUT)
25 December 2020 — The Orba is a music-making hemisphere that I just can't put down (INPUT)
9 July 2020 — The Pantheone I is a $2K smart speaker that looks like a giant sex toy (INPUT)
ROUNDUPS24 January 2021 — Smart baths, rollable phones and robot butlers: cool tech from CES 2021 (Sunday Times)
19 January 2020 — World's biggest tech show (CES 2020) highlights a fantastic & not so cheap future (Sunday Times)
14 January 2020 — The hottest and weirdest vehicles at CES 2020 (INPUT)
1 September 2018 — The best smartphones for travel photography (Journey Magazine)

About

I've interviewed artists, business leaders, entrepreneurs, musicians, Web3 pioneers, and more. I've ghostwritten two book focused on AI. And I've written and edited hundreds of news stories, features, and reviews. I've also appeared on podcasts, radio, and television as a tech commentator.

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