Seung Lee
Reporter
Seung Lee is a San Francisco-based staff writer at Newsweek, who focuses on consumer technology. He has previously worked at the Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Chronicle and San Francisco Magazine. He has also written for Vice Magazine and Popular Science. Born in Seoul, South Korean, he speaks fluent Korean. But he considers himself a lifelong Californian, having grown up in inner-city Los Angeles and graduated from UC Berkeley.
This Wearable Relieves Chronic Pain Without Any Drugs
Quell tricks the central nervous system to produce natural opioids to relieve pain.
Walk Don't Run to Your Nearest Workplace
Treadmill desks are geared at combating our increasingly sedentary lifestyles.
Kia Aims to Develop Its Own Self-Driving Car by 2030
The South Korean car manufacturer Kia is throwing its hat into the autonomous driving ring with a car of its own by 2030.
LG Steals Day 2 of CES So Far With Ultra-Thin OLED TV
The South Korean company says its new HDR Pro TV is four credit cards thin.
Watch Faraday Future's New Car Unveiling Here
Does that car look a lot like the Batmobile?
Four Big Things to Expect at This Year's CES
From self-driving cars to robots, this year's CES is promising to be a blockbuster.
Oculus Rift Pre-Orders Are Finally Opening This Week
2016 may be the breakout year for virtual reality.
BBC Websites End 2015 With an Outage From Cyberattack
All BBC websites and its streaming player was down for several hours.
Don't Shoot Your Gun in the Air on New Year's Eve
Shooting guns in the air at midnight is also popular in Texas and New Orleans.
Zuckerberg Fights for Free Internet in India
The Facebook founder took time off his paternity leave to write an op-ed to an Indian newspaper.
In New Photos, Google Glass Looks More Like Eyeglasses
The photos were quietly uploaded onto a public FCC website.
Is the FAA's Drone Registration Program Legal?
One drone attorney argues that the FAA shortcutted the entire regulatory process to implement the registration program.
Ford Teams Up With Google To Build Self-Driving Cars
The partnership will be announced next month at the Consumer Electronics Show, according to a report.
Did San Bernardino Shooters Use Advanced Encryption?
It's important to distinguish ubiquitous encryption and advanced encryption programs.
Apple CEO Cook Stands by Encryption
Recent remarks by presidential candidates have not deterred Tim Cook from advocating a "backdoor" channel for encrypted messages.
Debate Returns From Break Without Hillary Clinton
Where did Hillary Clinton go during the first commercial break of the debate?
Dems Echo GOP on Encryption
Hillary Clinton and Martin O'Malley ask Silicon Valley to do more to help law enforcement.
Democratic Candidates Agree to Move On From Data Breach
Sanders and the Democratic National Committee agreed to restore voter file data to the Sanders campaign.
Drones to Consider Buying This Christmas
There is even a "Star Wars"-themed drone to consider this holiday season.
Obama Cuts Presser Short to Go See 'Star Wars'
"OK, everybody, I got to get to 'Star Wars," Obama told the press corps before leaving the lectern.
Feds Probe Data Breach at Uber, May Involve Rival Lyft
A previous Uber investigation linked the hacker to rival firm Lyft's chief technology officer.
'Star Wars' Takes Europe's Nerds Off the Internet
Berlin saw its internet traffic decrease by 11.7 percent.
Baby Max Zuckerberg Is Ready For New Star Wars Movie
Mark Zuckerberg got a little creative with his baby daughter in anticipation for the new Star Wars movie.
The Latest New Year's Eve Hot Spot? Cuba
New York City, with 47,000 expected visitors using Airbnb this New Year's Day, barely edged out Paris by 2,000 more visitors.
Holiday Gifts for That Rich Someone Who Has Everything
It can be a challenge to find the right gift for that one rich relative who seems to have everything in pairs.
Amazon U.K. to Customers: Throw Out Your Hoverboards
Amazon earlier in the week pulled nearly all its hoverboards for safety concerns.
The Internet's War Against 'Star Wars' Spoilers
A "spoil-jihadi" is an actual thing on the Internet now.
Tech Gifts to Impress Your Tech-Savvy Nerdy Relative
Not all gifts have to be high-tech for the tech-savvy.