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About Nathan Ingraham

Nathan is a Reporter with The Verge. He feels like there's probably one too many screens in his life right now.

Nathan currently lives on the outskirts of Boston, fighting off the welcoming embrace of the suburbs, and spends his free time dabbling in music, photography, and dog-walking.

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Nathan Ingraham

On The Verge since Oct 04, 2011

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Apple hiring 'ground truth managers' across the globe to ensure the accuracy of its Maps app

First 'express' flight to the International Space Station cuts travel time from two days to six hours

Ouya will be available in retail stores and online on June 4th for $99.99

Nigeria using satellites to monitor crops, watch for oil spills, and help the military

HBO documentary on the life and death of conflict photographer Tim Hetherington premieres next month

'Betas,' a comedy show based on Silicon Valley, is Amazon Studios' latest pilot

Google Glass will reportedly be manufactured in the US

Makerbot partnership lets gamers print their own Ouya case

Gmail for iOS update lets you swipe between messages

Springpad 4.0 mashes Pinterest and Evernote into one app

First full trailer for 'The Wolverine' features plenty of claw-on-sword action, few plot details

Amazon expands Kindle Fire X-Ray service to TV shows

How much do T-Mobile's new plans really save you on an iPhone 5?

T-Mobile's first LTE hotspot launching at the end of March alongside the carrier's new network

Samsung and Apple nearly tied for total computer, tablet, and smartphone shipments last quarter

Every live-action 'Star Trek' series available for free on Hulu through end of March

Capcom releasing remastered version of NES classic 'DuckTales' for Wii U, Xbox 360, and PS3 this summer

iTunes Store now calls out apps that offer in-app purchases

NYC plans to use sterilization to cure its rat problem

Pepsi attempts to make its bottle more iconic with first redesign in 16 years

'Batman: Zero Year' author talks about the challenge of rewriting the Dark Knight's origin

LG rumored to be building its own smartwatch to compete with Apple, Samsung, and Google

Jony Ive reportedly pushing 'flat design' in a newly collaborative environment at Apple

Apple updates its controversial Podcasts app with playlists, tweaked UI, enhanced iCloud support

SoundCloud update for iOS and Android lets users create and share audio sets

HP Labs developing a holographic 3D display with a 180-degree viewing zone

Google Currents news browser now includes audio playlists and sync between Android devices

Google accidentally blocks entire Digg domain from search, is working on a fix

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos recovers Apollo spacecraft engines from the bottom of the ocean

Amazon reportedly building a private cloud for the CIA