Tech Reporter David Pierce Fills In as Senior Reviewer at The Verge for 6 Weeks

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Technology reporter and Waveform Podcast co-host David is temporarily stepping into the senior reviewer role at The Verge for six weeks. He is covering for Allison Johnson, the publication's well-known senior reviewer, during her absence. In his new capacity, he will report on new product releases from major tech companies including Apple, Google, and Samsung. David is not new to The Verge, having previously contributed camera reviews, covered the Nintendo Switch 2 launch, and co-hosted episodes of the Vergecast and Version History. To mark the start of his stint, he hosted a subscriber-only AMA session on his first day.

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