DellOne2One is an independent technology publication. The domain once hosted Dell’s official corporate blog (2006 to 2008, source: Internet Archive). Dell no longer operates it; today this site is independently owned and operated, with no connection to Dell. That old blog was referenced by Motley Fool, The Telegraph, Computerworld, CRN, The Register, ZDNet, and the Fedora Project.
DellOne2One is an independent publication. It has no affiliation, partnership, sponsorship or relationship of any kind with Dell Inc. or Dell Technologies, and is not endorsed by them. Dell and all related product names and logos are trademarks of Dell Inc. and are used here only to identify products and history. The domain name refers to a historical corporate blog that Dell once ran under this address.
Today, DellOne2One covers enterprise technology, Linux and open-source computing, PC hardware, and tech consumer advocacy. Every article targets people at the decision stage: informed buyers, developers, sysadmins, and IT professionals who need specific, tested, verified information.
Our Editorial Team
Evelyn Cohen
Senior Tech Editor
Evelyn covers Linux, open-source software, and enterprise technology for DellOne2One. She spent six years as a systems administrator before switching to tech journalism in 2018. Her reporting focuses on developer tooling, workstation hardware, and the business case for open-source adoption. She holds a B.S. in Computer Science from Vanderbilt University and has contributed to coverage cited by The Register and ZDNet.
Patricia Abdo
Hardware & Consumer Tech Editor
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, warranty transparency, right-to-repair policy, and real-world performance testing with Cinebench, Geekbench, and 3DMark. She holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from UT Austin.
What You Will Find Here
The editorial focus sits at the intersection of four core topics:
- Enterprise technology strategy and digital transformation
- Linux and open-source computing for developers, sysadmins, and IT teams
- PC hardware analysis with real benchmarks, model numbers, and current pricing
- Tech consumer advocacy including right to repair, bloatware removal, warranty transparency, and customer service accountability
Editorial Standards
Every article published on DellOne2One follows strict editorial guidelines:
- Real product names, model numbers, and current pricing in every review and comparison
- Specific benchmarks (Cinebench, Geekbench, 3DMark) for hardware coverage, not subjective impressions
- Primary source verification: manufacturer specs, official documentation, and hands-on testing
- No sponsored placements disguised as editorial. Affiliate relationships are always disclosed.
- Update dates on all time-sensitive content. If specs or pricing have changed, the article gets revised.
Heritage
In July 2006 Dell launched its official corporate blog at this address, making Dell one of the first Fortune 500 companies to adopt blogging as a direct communication channel. Dell no longer operates it. The old blog was referenced as a case study in corporate transparency by publications including The Telegraph, Motley Fool, Computerworld, and CRN.
Enterprise tech, Linux on consumer hardware, and customer advocacy were also the old blog’s themes, and they are topics this publication covers. The two are separate: this site has no connection to Dell and does not inherit any credibility from it.
Contact
For editorial inquiries, corrections, or partnership proposals, reach the team through our contact page.