Darren Murph

Darren Murph holds the Guinness World Record as the planet's most prolific professional blogger. He is a Top 50 member of the Techmeme Bloggerboard, and has covered numerous trade shows around the world - including CES, IFA, CEATEC, SIGGRAPH, SID, Photokina, and CTIA. He has reviewed products in practically every consumer electronics category in the known universe, and has traveled to faraway lands to investigate how technology is impacting little-known corners of the globe. During his 7.5 year...See more

Darren Murph holds the Guinness World Record as the planet's most prolific professional blogger. He is a Top 50 member of the Techmeme Bloggerboard, and has covered numerous trade shows around the world - including CES, IFA, CEATEC, SIGGRAPH, SID, Photokina, and CTIA. He has reviewed products in practically every consumer electronics category in the known universe, and has traveled to faraway lands to investigate how technology is impacting little-known corners of the globe. During his 7.5 year career at Engadget, he saw traffic double and the brand's reach grow tremendously. Engadget quadrupled the amount of live event coverage that it did, and became the Official Online News Source and publishers of the 'Best of CES awards' for the world's most prestigious consumer electronics trade show, CES. He also co-developed Engadget Expand, a first-of-its-kind hybrid conference that mixes breaking news and interviews with a show floor experience that's open to the public. He's a writer, a storyteller, a project manager and a communicator. He has a deep background in both the business and analytics realm as well as the content and communications sector. He has consulted with research firms and consumer electronics companies who are eager to get a jump on what's next while fully understanding the ever-changing and ever-escalating demands of the end user. He is a published author, penning 'iPad Secrets' and 'iPhone Secrets' through John Wiley & Sons, Inc. His work has also been featured in Popular Science, Gear Patrol, BGR, Mazda's Zoom-Zoom owner's magazine, Oprah.com, Gadling, Thrillist, ShermansTravel, and DayZipping. He has appeared on ABC, PBS, CTV and NBC television and radio programs. He has a B.S. in Supply Chain Management from North Carolina State University, as well as an MBA from Campbell University. See less