I'm Tim Bradshaw, a tech reporter at the Financial Times in San Francisco.
I cover news, innovations, deals and trends in Silicon Valley, with a particular interest in the smartphone world and hardware startups. My beat companies include Apple, Twitter and Yahoo.
I write for the newspaper and FT.com, as well as the FT Tech Blog.
I moved to the SF Bay Area in June 2012 after four years as the FT's digital media correspondent in London. I've been covering technology for almost 10 years now.
Contacts:
email tim [dot] bradshaw [at] ft [dot] com
office (+1) 415 445 5603
Twitter @tim.
(I prefer to get PR pitches via email.)
This Tumblr page pulls in various photos, story links and (t)witterings from around the web.
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My life on Foursquare. Lots of America still to explore… and too much time spent at the office, it seems!

Very excited to be sitting in for Tim Harford as a columnist for the FT Weekend Magazine for a couple of weeks.
My first column: the House that Tweets, about Tom Coates’ chatty smart home.
3D-printed awards at the SF #GreenFilm festival with Gemma at New People – View on Path.
Apple’s rollercoaster stock price - despite its gains in global handset revenues and profits.
My first OpEd piece for this weekend’s Financial Times, discussing what the 17-year-old app millionaire tells us about London and California’s startup scenes (reg req)