Geoffrey A. Fowler

Personal technology columnist, The Wall Street Journal.
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Geoffrey A. Fowler joined the Wall Street Journal in 2001. He has covered technology, media and marketing, U.S. politics and culture, China and the Olympics.

Articles

How Should Seniors Tackle Tech? (Don’t Ask the Kids)

August 9, 2017 04:09 pm ET

Tech often fails seniors, and it isn’t their fault. But it isn’t their children’s fault, either. Geoffrey A. Fowler offers some ways to make smartphones, laptops and iPads less frustrating for seniors and the people who love them.

The Next Laptop You Should Buy Is...

August 16, 2017 06:32 pm ET

If you’re shopping for a laptop, you have questions. Personal Tech columnist Geoffrey A. Fowler has the answers—and shares insights into the state of the business.

Your Data Is Way More Exposed Than You Realize

May 24, 2017 11:32 pm ET

Think online privacy is no big deal? You better sit down: Geoffrey A. Fowler shows how much of your personal information is out there, and how it can be used to target or harass.

Dear iPhone: I Love You. I Hate You.

June 21, 2017 04:39 pm ET

As the Apple Inc. iPhone’s 10th anniversary approaches, Personal Technology columnist Geoffrey A. Fowler penned two letters to tell it how he really feels.

How Evil Is Silicon Valley?

April 26, 2017 03:33 pm ET

The film “The Circle” zeroes in on the evils that ensue when tech companies inadvertently create a surveillance society—and all of us smartphone addicts willingly help, Geoffrey A. Fowler writes.

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