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David Pogue

David Pogue

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David Pogue is a technology journalist and author who specializes in making complex gadgets and software easy to understand. He created the Missing Manual series and has written extensively on tech history, including Apple: The First

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Business & Economics Technology Non-Fiction History

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Apple The First 50 Years

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is David Pogue best known for?

    David Pogue is widely recognized for his work as a technology columnist for The New York Times and for creating the "Missing Manuals" series of computer guidebooks. He also served as a correspondent for CBS News Sunday Morning.

  • Has David Pogue won any awards?

    David Pogue has received an Emmy Award for his work on CBS News Sunday Morning. He has also been honored with a Webby Award for his online video content.