Brad Hill
Location
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
School
Cal State, San Bernardino
Expertise
Computer Hardware, Smartphones, Video Games
- Brad took apart his Xbox 360 simply to get a look at its insides and then put it back together.
- He loves building and upgrading his computer whenever he can.
- As a lover of technology, Brad is slowly converting his tiny apartment into a smart home.
Experience
Brad got his first taste of freelance writing for Comic Book Resources back in 2017 when he was working as a substitute teacher. Years later, after he decided to leave education, Brad wrote for a small tech website (now non-existent) called SmartScreens. His published articles can be found on Sportskeeda, CBR, TheGamer, NerdStash, and GameRant. In his free time, Brad likes to play video games with his son.
Education
Brad has a B.A. in English literature with a focus in creative writing from California State University, San Bernardino, and an A.S. in administration of justice from Riverside City College.
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Stories By Brad Hill
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A motorcycle can cost as much as a new car, and it takes a lot of research to find a bargain. This is the cheapest you can get a new motorcycle for.
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With almost a century of manufacturing and classic models that suit the movies, Jawa has fans both young and old. Here's the details you need.
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TCL smart TVs offer a lot of functionality for the money, but they can occasionally run into some hiccups when connecting to other devices, like your phone.
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Apple's HomePod can be an expensive option next to other comparable smart speakers, especially like Amazon's Echo speakers or the various Google Nest devices.
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The next time you plan to travel across the U.S., consider making it a road trip. Many iconic truck stops along the way offer unique experiences.
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Summer is approaching, so it's time to double check and make sure your air conditioning is ready to go. If it's not, here's what to do and how much it'll cost.
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Boost Mobile, also known as Boost Infinite, is a prepaid wireless provider. Read on to find out if its service is any good, especially after changing ownership.
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For a while, Vespa felt synonymous with getting around the crowded Italian streets in Rome. The vehicle had its time in the US too, but is Vespa still around?
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Not everyone wants to pay close to $1,000 for a new smartphone. Luckily, there are six high-quality and affordable Android phones worth checking out in 2024.
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Kawasaki has recently unveiled two EV versions of its bikes -- a fully electric motorcycle and a hybrid-powered cousin. The two are very different, though.
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Capturing action footage with a GoPro is only the first part of creating a great video. These editing tips will keep your viewers on the edge of their seats.
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With so many carriers available it can be challenging to find the best unlimited cell phone plan. Here's the options we recommend and what they have to offer.
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The next mainstream iteration of mobile networks, called "5.5G" or "5G Advanced," is coming. Here's why it's happening, and how it'll be sold to you.
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Ford offers several flavors of Raptor, but between the Ranger and F-150 variants, the Raptor underpinnings between both pickups differ in power and purpose.
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Metro by T-Mobile, formerly MetroPCS, is a low-cost carrier with no contracts and inexpensive plans, but is it the right carrier for you? That depends.
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While virtual reality is a fully enclosed world of technology, augmented reality serves as a middle ground to integrate technology within our world.
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There are quite a few caveats, especially if you need solar power for other appliances, but the bare minimum solar panels needed is still quite a few.
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The Jeep Wrangler is one of the most iconic vehicles on the road today, but does that status translate to high resale value?
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Lowe's sells plenty of DIY stuff, but they can also help you find a professional to complete projects at home, including these with a more technological slant.
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Oil stains can be an eyesore, taking away from your home's curb appeal. Luckily, there are a few solutions for lifting stains and keeping your driveway clean.
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The Grand Caravan was a reliable and popular vehicle for nearly four decades, so why did Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (now Stellantis) discontinue it?
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Password sharing has always cut into a streaming service's profits, now they're doing something about it. Here's your guide to how things are changing.
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Of all the pickup trucks available, there's only been one model that's consistently held its value more than any other midsize in the same category.
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A stud finder is one of the most essential items in your toolbox. Here's how to properly use one.
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It may not be the same as reading a paperback, but several iPhone apps and features make it more enjoyable to read or listen to a new book.
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While engine oils certainly have a lot in common, utilizing diesel-specific engine oil in a gasoline-powered engine still may not be the best idea.
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Subscribing for a printer instead of outright buying the hardware may seem fishy, but for those who are printing documents often, it may not be a bad deal.