Who We Are
Android Police is a web blog dedicated to everything related to Android. We hope you enjoy our writing and subscribe to updates using the icons at the top or the category RSS feeds on the right.
Our staff is constantly scouring the Internet for the latest Android news, sharing tips, tricks, tutorials, videos, and podcasts, reviewing devices, apps, and games, and keeping track of custom ROMs and hacks.
Our Team
Regular Contributors
- Artem Russakovskii, Chief Editor/Founder.
- Christopher Dehghanpoor, Chief Editor.
- Nate Kimmey, Editor.
- Aaron Gingrich, Editor.
- David Ruddock, Editor.
- Andrew Huff, Contributor.
- Kenny Embry, Contributor.
- Justin Case, Contributor.
- Brad Ganley, Contributor.
- Jaroslav Stekl, Contributor.
- Brian O’Toole, Contributor.
Occasional Or Past Contributors
- Ian Douglas, Editor.
- John Thompson, Editor.
- Neal Tucker, Contributor.
- Sarah Morrow, Contributor.
- Mattias Ahlvin, Contributor.
- Andrew Robinson, Contributor.
- Jose Ortiz, Contributor.
- Ron Hamelin, Contributor.
- Rick Morayniss, Contributor.
- Ashraf Vali, Contributor.
- Andrew Gould, Contributor.
- Brian Emery Smith, Contributor.
- T. Carter Ross, Contributor.
If you think you’ve got the chops to write quality material for us, hurry up and head over here.
History
The site was founded in December 2009 by Artem Russakovskii – an avid Android supporter, programmer, and fan. The site went live on March 23rd, 2010.
Need To Contact Us?
We’d love to hear from you. Want to share a tip? Got a question or comment for the staff? Head over to the Contact page for all the contact options your heart desires.
Advertising Requests?
If you want to advertise on AndroidPolice.com, please contact Artem at artem@androidpolice.com to discuss your proposal.
We have various banners, boxes, text links, and even custom full spread ad slots available.
Got A Review Unit?
If you have a new interesting product, be it a new Android gadget or an application, we would love to review it. Ping us using the Contact page.
Note: we honor embargoes.
Want To Write For Android Police?
If you are passionate about the mobile industry (and Android specifically), gadgets, software, unicorns, or all of the above, why not consider joining the AP team and writing for us?
You will enjoy working with our highly technical, yet fun, staff, while exposing your content to thousands of people. Check out this post for all the details.
