Tim Wenger
Expertise
Apple Products And Ecosystem, Remote Work Tech And Lifestyle, Electric Vehicles And Green Technology
- Tim's remote work tech stack took a major step forward with the launch of his podcast, No Blackout Dates, in 2020. He's since become an expert with hi-res webcams, localized audio recording, and working across multiple screens.
- Tim is a remote work OG, working from a laptop as a writer and editor since 2010 and frequently pursuing the digital nomad lifestyle. He's based in Colorado but has worked for extended periods of time from Bali, Medellin, and Oaxaca, among other locales.
- Tim's feature on #vanlife on the Navajo Nation won Silver in "Lifestyle, Personality and Profiles" at the 2020 NATJA Journalism Awards.
Experience
Tim Wenger is a journalist and author based in Colorado. He's filed work from four continents, frequently from remote locales not known for rapid WiFi, and often looking at at the intersection of technology, the remote work lifestyle, and the global economy.
Education
Tim earned a Bachelor of Arts in communications from Fort Lewis College.
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Stories By Tim Wenger
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WD-40 is a great all-around product with lots of applications, including automotive repair, but there are certain dos and don'ts you need to pay attention to.
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Epic Games, creator of Unreal Engine and Fortnite, just acquired the indie music platform known as Bandcamp. Here's what they suggest comes next.
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Using a standing desk has major benefits over sitting all day - even if you're not at the office. Here's why it's time to ditch your chair.
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Taking a peek at a few services that allow Twitter video downloads from your iPhone, iPad, Android device, or desktop computer with MacOS, Windows, or Linux.
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It turns out the space object destined to crash into the moon is related to a Chinese rocket launch, not the DSCOVR mission as first claimed.
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One sleepy town in the United States has a total ban on Wi-Fi - with a very, very good reason for said ban. Don't pop in expecting to watch Netflix.
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General Motors has a plan to get back into the so-called "space race" by creating new rovers with Lockheed Martin for missions to the moon - and beyond!
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Chemical engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have created a new material that is stronger than steel but lighter than plastic.
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Nuro, the car company known for creating autonomous delivery vehicles, has established itself as a budding industry leader in autonomous deliveries (via Reuters). The company...