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TechRadar editor says Amazon's Alexa Tablet could win her back after first Kindle Fire disappointment

TechRadar Managing Editor Josephine Watson says Amazon's Alexa Tablet could win her back after her disappointment with the first Kindle Fire, according to an article published on October 8, 2026.

AI News Feed · 2026-10-09 04:35

The headline frames the Alexa Tablet as a possible device to win Watson back after her disappointing experience with the first-ever Kindle Fire.

Watson oversees TechRadar's team of new format and operational efficiency experts. She is based in London and is an award-winning journalist who was named to the PPA 30 under 30 list in 2024.

Watson has previously written on a variety of topics, from lifestyle to pop culture to gaming and the energy industry. She joined TechRadar to support general site management.

Growing up living and breathing technology, Watson was part of the first wave of internet-literate young people. She developed a love of all things online content, especially gaming, pop culture and science.

She is a huge advocate for internet safety and education. As a teenager, she appeared on Channel 4 News to challenge reports of rampant online dangers and to encourage wider education on internet safety and protocols.

Throughout her career, Watson has used her position to fight for progression in the treatment of diversity and inclusion, mental health and neurodiversity in corporate settings. She is responsible for TechRadar's recent push into sustainability-related content and stars in the TechRadar podcast.

Watson received a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Queen Mary, University of London. She spent a year abroad studying at Hunter College in New York. She has also completed an L3 People Leadership qualification and an L7 Senior Journalism apprenticeship through the University of Sunderland.

In her spare time, Watson fiddles with smart home devices, plays whichever Nintendo game she has recently acquired, develops an obsession over a new creative hobby she will drop in a few months, or watches Disney movies.