Evan Quarnstrom

Evan Quarnstrom is a freelance writer specializing in surf, the outdoors, travel, and the NBA. He previously worked as the Marketing and Media Manager of the International Surfing Association (ISA) from 2015-2021. Growing up in Santa Cruz, California, Evan developed a deep connection to the ocean and nature through surfing, skimboarding, snowboarding, volleyball, hiking and playing guitar. He moved to San Diego at 18 years old to attend San Diego State University where he graduated in 2014 with a degree in International Business. Evan's current passions include studying languages and traveling the world; he has been to 32 countries and counting, and speaks Spanish, Portuguese, and French. In his career, Evan has planned and implemented a media and communications plan for surfing's debut inclusion in the Olympics at Tokyo 2020. He has also managed media production and communications strategy of 25 ISA events across four continents. Additionally, he has published over 150 stories across surf, outdoors, travel, and local news publications and blogged covering the Golden State Warriors.

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Recent Articles

Apple's New iOS 18 Update: Satellite Communication for iPhone Users and the Impact on Outdoor Devices

Apple's New iOS 18 Update: Satellite Communication for iPhone Users and the Impact on Outdoor Devices

Broke On: Thursday, 11 July 2024 Apple's new iOS 18 update enables free satellite communication via iMessage or SMS on iPhone 14 and newer models, making it a game-changer for outdoor enthusiasts. The update also replicates popular hiking app features within Apple Maps, potentially leading to safer hiking experiences. While the service is currently limited to the US, its accessibility and affordability may attract users considering upgrading for this feature. However, dedicated satellite communication devices like Garmin offer advantages in durability and reliability.