About Android Police
Founded in 2010 and acquired by Valnet Inc. in 2021, Android Police started as a resource for Android news and reviews, but has since expanded to be one of the most authoritative and trustworthy technology sites on the internet. And we’ve done that without losing the signature intelligence, humor, and integrity you’ve come to expect from us.
Today, Android Police reports on Android, yes — news, reviews, how-to and buyers’ guides — but we also cover the broader mobile industry, including tablets, wearables, personal audio, the smart home, and how politics and regulation shape the way we use those products.
Bringing you the latest news, guides, reviews, and hottest takes on everything happening in the world of mobile tech is a full-time job — one which Android Police is only too happy to fill. Our editorial staff is hard at work every day producing the smartphone, wearable, tablet, and smart home publications you crave, and keeping up with everything that's worth sharing is a team effort.
- Here's how we test the products we review and include in our buyer's guides.
- Got a tip or suggestion? Here's how to submit it to us.
- Here's everything about Valnet, our parent company. We also adhere to strict editorial standards that we take very seriously.
If you're interested in licensing any of our awards, badges, articles, or images for marketing purposes, please reach out to us techpartnerships@valnetinc.com.
To provide us feedback or make a comment, please email us at editorial@androidpolice.com. You can also follow us on Facebook, X, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and YouTube!
The Editorial Team
Steven Winkelman
Site Lead
As the Site Lead for Android Police, Steven Winkelman brings extensive expertise to the mobile industry, focusing heavily on regulatory issues and supply chains. He holds an MA in journalism, a BA in English, and belongs to the SPJ and IRE. Previously, Steven covered the mobile space as a reporter at Digital Trends and an analyst at PCMag.
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Rita El Khoury
Senior Features Editor
Rita is the Senior Features Editor at Android Police. Her love story with Android started in 2010 and has been going stronger with every update, device, tip, app, and game.
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Coletta Whitehead
Senior Editor
Coletta is a Senior Editor at Android Police. She's been teaching people how to use their computers since the days of DOS. She's the co-author of Linux for Dummies as well as 20 other books covering a variety of tech topics.
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Sara Gitkos
Lead Trainer and Editor
Sara is a Lead Trainer and Editor at Android Police with over 12 years of writing and editing experience. From commerce to editorials, she’s had a hand in a little bit of everything across Android and iOS. Prior to joining Android Police, she was a Lead Editor and Freelance Coordinator at Future, as well as an English professor at Misericordia University.
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