About the Authors

Roy Sandberg loves the intersection of business and technology. With experience managing both engineering and operations, he has founded multiple companies. These companies’ award-winning products have been sold around the world, protected by multiple issued and pending patents.

Roy trained in electrical engineering and computer science at Carnegie-Mellon University, and graduated from law school with honors. He has worked in a diverse range of technical fields, including motion control, consumer electronics, telecommunications, biotech, patent law, robotics, assistive technology, and music technology.

Roy’s Android applications, released under the Sandberg Sound brand, use cutting-edge, signal-processing techniques to simplify the lives of musicians and DJs.

Roy lives in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood of San Francisco. He always likes to hear from his readers and fellow entrepreneurs, so please don’t hesitate to contact him.

Mark Rollins was born in Seattle in 1971 and attended Washington State University in Pullman, Washington, graduating in 1994 with a degree in English. After college, he began to write skits for college-age groups.

In 2005, after a career at Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories (SEL), Mark decided to pursue his dream and began writing full-time.

Mark has written for many tech and gadget blogs, including screenhead.com, image-acquire.com, cybertheater.com, mobilewhack.com, carbuyersnotebook.com, gearlive.com, zmogo.com, gadgetell.com, gadgets-weblog.com, androidedge.com, and coolest-gadgets.com. He has also written for video game blogs such as gamertell.com and digitalbattle.com.

In 2009, Mark decided to create his own tech and gadget blog known as www.TheGeekChurch.com. The purpose of the blog was to report on the latest in technology, as well as to inform the church-going crowd (who are often not very technically adept) on the benefits of using more technology in the ministry. Since 2012, Mark has completely devoted his time to helping other tech businesses succeed.

Mark currently resides in Pullman, Washington with his wife and three children.