| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Industry | Technology |
| Occupation | Writer, editor, consultant, trainer |
| Location | Earth |
| Introduction | Rick Broida has written about computers and technology for nearly 20 years. Credits include CNET, PC World, Popular Science, and Wired. In 1997 he founded Handheld Computing magazine, and has since authored over a dozen books, including How to Do Everything: Palm Pre and six editions of the bestselling How to Do Everything with Your Palm Powered Handheld. Currently he writes for five daily blogs, including BNET Business Hacks and CNET's iPhone Atlas. |
| Interests | Books, basketball, kickboxing, magic, gaming, pop culture, quality television, Panera Bread bagels. |
| Favorite Movies | Rounders, The Shawshank Redemption, Life is Beautiful, Toy Story 2, City Lights |
| Favorite Music | Brendan Benson, Green Day, Fountains of Wayne, Elliott Smith, Amy Winehouse, Lily Allen, Coldplay |
| Favorite Books | The Kite Runner, The Corrections, The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay, Angela's Ashes, House of Sand and Fog, Shadow Divers, just about anything by Tom Wolfe. |
