I’m Dylan Tweney, a San Mateo, California-based writer and editor. I focus on technology and science, and I work in print, online, audio, and video.

On this website, you can learn more about Dylan Tweney, read my blog, check out the acts of journalism I've committed, or just get in touch with me.

Below are links to some of the work I’ve produced lately. For a more complete list, see published work by Dylan Tweney.

Quick update on the "OAuthcalypse," a string of app and website errors prompted by Twitter's switch to OAuth

Birthday of Carl Bosch, inventor of the Haber-Bosch method for synthesizing ammonia

And people who get their pictures taken with a digital SLR look more attractive.

A first look at this tiny, ultraportable computer with two touchscreens -- and no keyboard.

E-books have hit the mainstream, and for the first time are consistently outselling their pulp-and-ink brethren, according to Amazon.com. Amazon hit a symbolic milestone last holiday season, when for one day its sales of e-books exceeded the number of dead-tree books it had sold.

"From a customer's point of view, this is a really unsatisfying response," I say in a quote on this CNN.com story about "antennagate."

Ah, summer: The time when runners don their skimpiest spandex and hit the trails in search of sunshine, fresh air and dehydration and, uh heat exhaustion.

Or, How I Wrote a Story About Wagner and Made People Hate Me

Brief biographical sketch of Alan Turing, published on the 98th anniversary of his birth.

The birth of COBOL, with a bit of background about how Grace Hopper helped conceive it.

Gallery of photos by Jim Merithew, with copy by me.

Now the second-largest company in the world, after Exxon Mobil, based on market cap. A brief overview of how Apple went from also-ran to top of the heap in 10 years.

Click to see a relatively complete archive of my news stories, features, reviews, columns, profiles and more.