Pleased To Meet You…

…glad you Googled my name.

I assume that you’ve come here seeking a little information on one Jeffrey L. Wilson. Unfortunately, there are a lot of Jeffrey L. Wilsons on the Web, so I hope that I can help you learn about this one.

Let’s start from the top: I write about PC, Mac, and Mobile software. Video games, too.

I was a geek before I recognized that I was a geek. I built model airplanes, robots, and even attempted to construct a rudimentary computer form a metal Band-Aid case and rubber bands. Hey, I was six years old and didn’t have a functional understanding of technology. According to the lovely, wise internet denizens, I still don’t.

Still, my love for all things shiny and digital–despite such obvious technological shortcomings–lead to jobs penning gadget- and video game-related nerd-copy for E-Gear, Game Theory with Scott Steinberg, Laptop, LifeStyler, Parenting, PC Magazine, Sync, Wise Bread, and WWE.

I also gab about video games and the related nerd culture at my gaming site, 2D-X, the lead product of my company Second Dimension Entertainment. My team and I attend E3, New York Comic Con, PAX East, and other nerd-events because, well, we’re a collection of big ol’ geeks.

When I’m not nerding out, you can find me at a bar sampling foreign beers, listening to European trip-hop, or on social networks doing social networky things. Okay, that last one’s a little nerdy.

I’m a Brooklyn College graduate with a B.A. in English Literature. But I wasn’t cool enough to play the steps in front of Boylan Hall.

2 comments


  1. Hi Jeffrey,
    We’re a Rochester, NY based company that’s developed a business process app called IM-Forms that can help businesses of every size reduce paperwork and administrative burden. I wanted to ask if you would consider taking a look at it and possibly reviewing it. We’d really appreciate your help.
    Here’s the link to it:
    http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/im-forms/id516360093?mt=8&ls=1
    It instantly turns any paper document or non-fill electronic form (such as a PDF) into a form that the user can fill, sign, save & send via e-mail or text message. The app requires no server or client software & no server or cloud connection. The person receiving the form just opens it to view it.
    Thank you for your consideration,
    Joe Ingrato
    Intercon Associates (www.interconweb.com)

  2. Anonymous

    Thanks for the PSV tip (how to turn off backroud music )

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