Pocketables is a US-based online tech magazine that brings news, insights, opinions, and comprehensive reviews on various mobile computing devices, portable technology, and related topics to a global audience. We focus on devices that fit into pockets of all sizes, from jeans and jackets to backpacks and purses. The gadget experts that comprise our staff produce high quality articles and original features colored with real-life use of products over weeks and months, not first-impression opinions formed within hours or days.
Pocketables was founded by Jenn K. Lee in 2006 and acquired by CrowdGather in 2011. Three of CrowdGather’s other tech properties—Good and EVO, Nothing But Tablets, and StreakSmart—were merged to become part of the site in 2012.
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Meet Our Team
Grahm Skee
Director of Branded Communities at CrowdGather
Grahm is the Director of Branded Communities at CrowdGather, assisting with Pocketables and many other sites in the CrowdGather family. His main claim to fame is founding the largest MP3 player community on the net, anythingbutipod.com. Likes: Technology, Zune, Xbox, forums, social media, communities, urban planning, usability, tablets, coffee, interior design.
John Freml
Editor-in-Chief
In addition to his role at Pocketables, John also teaches at a community college, loves to travel, and is obsessed with Android and Chrome OS. When not in the classroom, planning a trip, or distracted by his gadgets, he’s probably watching too much television, trying out a new recipe in the kitchen, or spending time with friends, family, and pets. Read John’s posts
Associate Editors
Michael Archambault
Michael started using his first computer at three years old and hasn’t looked back since. His passion for technology is a spectrum that encapsulates everything from personal computing products to modern day robotics. When not busy watching LEDs blink, he can be found listening to music or reading a thriller novel. Read Michael’s posts
Paul E. King
Paul is an IT director for a film production company, runs several rental properties, and did improv for several years. His main interest in writing is to show you neat things to do with your phone to unlock its full potential. His current obsessions are his HTC EVOs, motorcycle, and wife. Read Paul’s posts
Andreas Ødegård
Andreas has loved taking things apart since he was little and is a firm believer in the DIY way of life. Anything that classifies as electronic is of some interest to him, which is why he makes cameos on several of CrowdGather’s websites. He believes there’s an app for most things in life, and for everything else, there’s duct tape. Read Andreas’s posts
Aaron Orquia
Aaron has always been addicted to technology. He learned how to hack on his Pentium II desktop when he was 10 years old. This need to tinker has led him to open-source projects like Linux and Android, especially in the mobile space, but he has a fundamental attraction to anything with a chip in it . . . even if that thing is an Apple product. Read Aaron’s posts
