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Andrew E. Freedman
Andrew E. Freedman is an editor at Tom's Hardware focusing on laptops, desktops and gaming as well as keeping up with the latest news. He holds a M.S. in Journalism (Digital Media) from Columbia University. A lover of all things gaming and tech, his previous work has shown up in Kotaku, PCMag, Complex, Tom's Guide and Laptop Mag among others.

Articles by: Andrew E. Freedman

N64 Classic Could Be On the Way

By Andrew E. Freedman

A trademark application is fanning the flames that an N64 Classic could be coming soon.

Detroit: Become Human Looks and Plays Great But Stumbles on the Message

By Andrew E. Freedman

Quantic Dream's Detroit: Become Human has a lot to say but is a bit too on the nose about it to make an impact.

Scuf Made the PS4 Elite Controller I've Always Wanted

By Andrew E. Freedman

With customizable buttons, rear paddles and a configurable d-pad, Scuf Gaming's Vantage is the pro-grade PS4 controller Sony never gave us.

Call of Duty Black Ops 4: What We Know So Far

By Andrew E. Freedman

New year, new Call of Duty, and all signs point to this year's installment as being Call of Duty: Black Ops 4. Here's what we know so far.

Avengers OnePlus 6 Looks Stunning in Official Images

By Andrew E. Freedman

It's not SHIELD issued, but OnePlus has a sweet Avengers: Infinity War-themed smartphone.

Microsoft Plans $400 Surfaces to Take on iPad, Chromebooks

By Andrew E. Freedman

Microsoft is reportedly planning cheaper Surfaces to better compete with iPads and Chromebooks.

Where to Buy the SNES Classic Edition

By Andrew E. Freedman, Michael Andronico

Here are the best ways to secure an SNES Classic Edition, both in-store and online.

How to Use Smart Compose in Gmail

By Andrew E. Freedman

If you want, Gmail can write parts of your emails for you. Here's how to set up Smart Compose.

Q&A: Microsoft Lays Out New Mobile Strategy

By Andrew E. Freedman

We talked to Microsoft’s Shilpa Ranganathan to learn more about Microsoft’s new mobile efforts on iOS and Android.

Microsoft Is Integrating Windows 10 with Your Phone

By Andrew E. Freedman

At its Build conference in Seattle, Microsoft unveiled its vision to unite Windows with smartphone platforms.

I Used HoloLens to Fix a Factory Line and Design a 3D Floorplan

By Andrew E. Freedman

We went hands-on with Microsoft's new Mixed Reality tools for collaboration and frontline work.

5 Biggest Announcements at Microsoft Build 2018

By Andrew E. Freedman

Here’s what you missed at Microsoft’s Build developer conference in Seattle, including a new focus on phones and a bold bet on AI.

Microsoft Gives AI a Responsible Makeover

By Andrew E. Freedman

After Facebook's assorted mess-ups with user data, Microsoft's AI and privacy stances appear refreshing.

Microsoft's Mixed Reality Getting Collaboration Features

By Andrew E. Freedman

Microsoft is adding new features to its Mixed Reality that allow for collaboration at work.

Alexa and Cortana Will Finally Work Together

By Andrew E. Freedman

At Build, we finally saw how Amazon's Alexa and Microsoft's Cortana will work together.

Detroit: Become Human: What You Need to Know

By Andrew E. Freedman

Here's what you need to know about Detroit: Become Human, the latest game from Quantic Dream with a story influenced by how you play.

Windows 10 Meltdown Patch Has 'Fatal Flaw,' Update Now

By Andrew E. Freedman

Microsoft's Windows 10 Meltdown patch is flawed, but updating to the April 2018 Update can fix it.

Apple's iPhone Battery Replacements Have a Major Catch

By Andrew E. Freedman

The cost of replacing your iPhone's battery can get a lot higher than $29 if Apple deems that other parts need to be replaced.

Oculus Go Review Roundup: Wireless VR Done (Mostly) Right

By Andrew E. Freedman

Facebook's first standalone VR headset, the $199 Oculus Go, is here, but is it the mainstream device we hoped for?

Outlook Has a Reply for the New Gmail, and It Looks Like This

By Andrew E. Freedman

Microsoft has upgraded Outlook for Windows 10 on desktops, online and on iOS and Android smartphones.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider Pushes Lara Croft to Her Limits

By Andrew E. Freedman

We went hands-on with Shadow of the Tomb Raider and talked to its creative director about how Lara Croft truly becomes the Tomb Raider.

Amazon's New Echo Dot Has Kid-Friendly Alexa

By Andrew E. Freedman

Amazon is making a version of Alexa aimed at kids.

Now Amazon Wants to Invade Your Car, Too

By Andrew E. Freedman

Amazon is now adding delivery to your car as part of its Amazon Key service.

ZTE Blasts 'Unfair' US Ban, Vows to Fight

By Andrew E. Freedman

Chinese phone maker ZTE calls a US export ban to the company "unacceptable" and and claims it may fight it in court.

The iPhone X2's Price Could Be in Trouble

By Andrew E. Freedman

Display issues could keep the iPhone X2 price high, according to a new report.