Articles by Joel Khalili, News and Features Editor

Joel Khalili is the News and Features Editor at TechRadar Pro, covering cybersecurity, data privacy, cloud, AI, blockchain, internet infrastructure, 5G, data storage, computing and more. He's responsible for curating our news content, as well as commissioning and producing features on the technologies that are transforming the way the world does business.

Joel also produces a series of profiles for TechRadar Pro, highlighting the stories of individuals who have had a material impact on the world of technology or have used technology platforms to bring about societal change. PR agencies are encouraged to get in touch to submit spokespeople who fit this criteria for consideration.

Before moving into his latest role, Joel was also responsible for curating and sub-editing news content on ITProPortal, another B2B technology publication focused specifically on the needs of the enterprise. And before that, he spent some time producing features for VRFocus on the barriers standing in the way of the widespread adoption of virtual reality.

Joel holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from University College London.

Articles by: Joel Khalili

Microsoft 365 users have a new reason to choose Edge over Google Chrome

By Joel Khalili published 29 July 22

Microsoft is preparing an update for its web browser Edge that will help develop harmonies across its product suite.

Google pushes back deadline for killing off tracking cookies in Chrome

By Joel Khalili published 28 July 22

Google has again revised its timeline for the death of browser cookies.

The new-look Gmail had landed, with one important addition

By Joel Khalili published 28 July 22

Google is ready to unleash its new-look Gmail interface on the world.

Alphabet profit falls once again, despite major revenue growth

By Joel Khalili last updated 27 July 22

Alphabet revenue continues to rise, but profitability has taken another hit.

Microsoft is making printing less of a shambles in Windows 11

By Joel Khalili published 27 July 22

Microsoft has published details on new updates designed to rectify common printing problems.

Intel enters new phase in its history with landmark MediaTek deal

By Joel Khalili published 26 July 22

Intel has signed a deal to manufacture chips for MediaTek.

Shortage of fiber optic cables could spell disaster for technology firms

By Joel Khalili published 25 July 22

Manufacturers of fiber optic cabling are failing to keep pace with demand.

The race to 30TB: Seagate to blow WD's new record-breaking HDD out of the water

By Joel Khalili published 25 July 22

We won’t have long to wait for the first 30TB hard disk drives to hit the market.

Google Play Store update will bring back a feature that never should have left

By Joel Khalili published 22 July 22

Google will reverse a previous Play Store update amid criticism from the community.

Samsung’s newest SSD is unlike any you’ve come across before

By Joel Khalili published 22 July 22

Samsung has announced its second-generation Smart SSD, with processing on-board.

Inside the effort to refine one of the world’s most popular programming languages

By Joel Khalili published 23 July 22

A five-person team is responsible for steering the development of Python, but improvements are rarely straightforward.

IBM claims to have mapped out a route to quantum advantage

By Joel Khalili last updated 22 July 22

IBM believes a heightened focus on error mitigation represents the most efficient route to quantum advantage.

SMBs will soon get even more mileage out of Microsoft 365

By Joel Khalili last updated 21 July 22

Microsoft partners with Sage to help small businesses improve productivity and save on costs.

Brave says it has a way of collecting your data without undermining your privacy

By Joel Khalili published 20 July 22

Brave has open sourced a new technique for collecting user data without compromising on privacy.

New Microsoft Teams and Excel tie-in offers up the perfect recipe for productivity

By Joel Khalili published 20 July 22

A new alliance between Microsoft Teams and Excel will give users a new way to collaborate on spreadsheets.

Slack's cheapest plan is getting a price hike, but there’s a silver lining

By Joel Khalili published 19 July 22

Slack has announced a global price increase and changes to its free offering.

Apple Pay is attracting yet more negative attention

By Joel Khalili published 19 July 22

Apple accused of engaging in anti-competitive practices in the mobile payments market.

Watch out for these devious scams on Amazon Prime Day 2022

By Joel Khalili published 10 July 22

Security researchers warn of a steep rise in online scams in the runup to Amazon Prime Day.

Automating the office: Is the intelligent workplace within reach at last?

By Joel Khalili published 9 July 22

The combination of robotic process automation, AI and other technologies could bring the automation dream to fruition.

Exclusive: Microsoft Edge scores victory over Google Chrome in a key market

By Joel Khalili published 9 July 22

Exclusive Microsoft Edge may lag behind Google Chrome in the overall rankings, but it’s winning in one important area.

Exclusive: The browser wars will only end one way - and these figures show why

By Joel Khalili last updated 8 July 22

Exclusive New data shines a light on the uphill struggle faced by challengers in the web browser market.

Visa slams Amazon over credit card ban

By Joel Khalili last updated 7 July 22

Visa has hit back at accusations made by Amazon that its payment processing fees are too high.

Exclusive: Many firms are following Elon Musk's tough stance on working from home

By Joel Khalili published 7 July 22

Exclusive Although many have adopted a hybrid model, a large proportion of companies have returned to full-time office work.

Meta's new AI could tear down the language barrier once and for all

By Joel Khalili published 6 July 22

Meta has published a massive AI model capable of translating between 200 different languages.

EU tightens the leash on Google, Apple, Meta with sweeping new digital laws

By Joel Khalili published 6 July 22

The EU has passed two landmark pieces of legislation designed to curb the power of Big Tech.

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