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.
Facebook Partly Changes Its 'Real Name' Policy
The social media network has long required users to provide authentic names and identifications to prevent fake profiles.
Feds Plan to Comb Social Media for Visa Applications
The Department of Homeland Security is in hot water for missing Tashfeen Malik's online support for jihad.
Amazon Pulls '97 Percent' of Its Hoverboards
Amazon is asking sellers to provide documentation for safety standards.
Five Gadgets to Get Your Grandparents This Christmas
Make your grandparents' lives a bit easier through the power of technology.
The Best Television Shows We Binge-Watched in 2015
"Newsweek" staffers recount what TV shows had them hooked, for better or worse, this past year.
Judge Shuts Down DraftKings, FanDuel in New York
An appeals court judge grants the daily fantasy sites the rights to operate until the new year.
'Shark Tank' Billionaires Spar Over Twitter On Twitter
Mark Cuban and Chris Sacca butt heads over Twitter, Apple and basketball.
Making Sense of Yahoo's Recent 'Spinoff'
Spinoffs after spinoffs have been making readers and investors quite dizzy.
Another Day, Another Hoverboard Explosion
A hoverboard burst into flames at a shopping mall in Washington on Wednesday.
Apple Plans to Reveal New Apple Watch Next March
The new Apple Watch will include a camera and sleep tracking capabilities, according to reports.
Hillary Clinton Wants Tech to Fight ISIS
"We should work with host companies to shut them down."
Watch: Eagles Of Death Metal Take the Stage in Paris
Eagles of Death Metal joined U2 to play Patti Smith's "People Have The Power."
Four Hoverboards to Put on Your Holiday Wish List
Everyone is getting a hoverboard lately. Here's a guide to get you started.
How Private Is Your Child's School-Issued Chromebook?
A lawsuit claims that Google isn't abiding by a privacy pledge for students who get free Chromebooks.
Zuckerberg Clarifies Why His Charity Is an LLC
The Facebook founder says his charity isn't a non-profit because of flexibility, not for tax reasons.
How Tech Is Helping Market the New Star Wars Movie
Google in particular has been gung ho about marketing "Star Wars: The Force Awakens."
New Father Mark Zuckerberg Says He's Donating His Money
It's a girl! But she's not getting Dad's billions in Facebook dollars.
Analysts: Mobile Phones Saved This Year's Black Friday
For the first time ever, more than half of all online shopping traffic came from smartphones and tablets.
Over 200,000 Children's Identities Stolen in Hack
A total of 5 million users' identities were compromised thanks to a weak security system.
Is Apple Ready to Kill the Beloved Headphone Jack?
Apple once killed the floppy disk and may be eyeing the headphone jack as its next victim.
The Six Best Cyber Monday Deals So Far
From e-readers to desktops, Cyber Monday is ready to shake you from your post-Black Friday fatigue.
Amazon Provides $5 Deal For Unlimited Cloud Storage
Let's hope Amazon Cloud Drive doesn't pull a Microsoft OneDrive.
Four Must-Have Electronics to Buy on Black Friday
From Apple TV to JBL Headphones, we found the best deals.
Black Friday Battle: Xbox vs. PlayStation
This console wars are still raging this holiday season. But which system should you buy?
Black Friday and the Ever-Shrinking Cost of Tablets
The iPad still costs over $500, but this holiday season you can buy a tablet for as little as $35.
Wearables: The Ultimate Black Friday Bling
From the Apple Watch to the latest Fitbit, these five products will make your wrist bedazzle—at a discount.
Six Laptops to Check Out This Black Friday
The good news: Some are on sale for roughly $100.
Five Drones You Should Consider Buying on Black Friday
Dozens of prepackaged aircraft are available this holiday season.
Slack, the Popular Office Chat Network, Goes Down
With the productivity-focused network out, will people actually do work?