Igor Bonifacic

Senior reporter

After double majoring in unemployment (English and Art History), Igor’s career prospects were, to say the least, limited. It was either become a teacher or a writer. Thankfully, he went with the latter. Following a brief stint as a music writer, he wisely followed the advice of one of his editors and began reporting on Toronto’s startup community in 2012. That opportunity eventually lead him to MobileSyrup, one of Canada’s leading technology publications. In 2019, he joined Engadget and, after a stint as weekend editor, is currently a senior reporter.

Articles by Igor Bonifacic

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Nothing Phone 3a and 3a Pro review: Rising above the boring competition
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NVIDIA's Spark desktop AI supercomputer arrives this summer
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Google is using AI to display crowdsourced medical information
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OpenAI and Google ask for a government exemption to train their AI models on copyrighted material
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AI Mode adds a dedicated search chatbot to Google
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How to clean all the screens in your home
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Gemini live video and screensharing arrive on Android devices later this month
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