DellOne2One’s editorial team brings a combined 15+ years of experience spanning systems administration, hardware testing, and technology journalism. Every article is written by a specialist in the subject matter, tested against real-world data, and reviewed for accuracy before publication.

Evelyn Cohen
Senior Tech Editor • Linux & Enterprise Technology
Evelyn covers Linux, open-source software, and enterprise technology for DellOne2One. She spent six years as a systems administrator managing multi-server Linux environments before transitioning to tech journalism in 2018.
Her reporting focuses on developer tooling, workstation hardware, distribution comparisons, and the business case for open-source adoption in enterprise environments. She has tested and benchmarked every major Linux distribution released since 2019.
Evelyn holds a B.S. in Computer Science from Vanderbilt University. Her coverage has contributed to articles cited by The Register and ZDNet.
Beats: Linux Computing, Enterprise Technology

Patricia Abdo
Hardware & Consumer Tech Editor • PC Hardware & Tech Advocacy
Patricia writes about PC hardware, consumer electronics, and tech consumer advocacy for DellOne2One. Before joining the editorial team, she spent five years benchmarking laptops and desktops at a hardware testing lab in Austin, TX.
Her work covers buying guides with real benchmark data, warranty transparency investigations, right-to-repair policy analysis, and performance testing using Cinebench, Geekbench, and 3DMark. She also tracks corporate customer service practices across major tech brands.
Patricia holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from UT Austin.
Beats: PC Hardware, Tech Advocacy
Editorial Process
Each article goes through a four-step pipeline: research, writing, technical review, and accuracy verification. Hardware reviews include specific benchmark scores. Software coverage references official documentation and changelogs. Consumer advocacy pieces cite public FTC filings, manufacturer policies, and verifiable customer service data.
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