Elijah Rawls
School
University Of Florida
Expertise
Tech Gear, Outdoor Gear, Productivity Tools
- Elijah has produced interviews with former Olympic athletes about how their favorite gear makes their incredible feats possible.
- He has achieved certifications in Microsoft Excel and received professional education for Adobe tools like Photoshop and Premier Pro.
- He has experience working with and troubleshooting problems on all major computer operating systems, ranging from Linux to Mac OS.
Experience
Elijah has experience with nearly every form of media. From live radio to written long-form content, he has worked for publications like Men's Health, The Manual, and NPR/PBS stations. In previous roles, he has produced interviews with former Olympians, Peloton instructors, and ex-military special forces. Currently, he specializes in tech content, drawing on his background in professional data education.
Education
Elijah received a Bachelor of Science in Journalism. Minoring in Political Science, he graduated Cum Laude from UF's College of Journalism and Communications.
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Stories By Elijah Rawls
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Enthusiasts of the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller who prefer it over the comparatively massive DualSense can get it working on PS5 - but there's a catch.
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In an era where digital convenience is paramount, smart home locks offer unparalleled security and control. However, they are not exempt from cyber threats.
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Adding a Chromecast to your TV helps give it a Google TV-powered boost, easily expanding your smart TV's capabilities (or enhancing a non-smart TV).
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Apple CarPlay is a feature that has become a staple in new cars, but upgrading your ride to include Apple CarPlay is more accessible than you might think.
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A powerful and immersive audio experience can transform your home theater, and this can be enhanced by incorporating multiple subwoofers into your setup.
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Nintendo offers a Dark Mode on its Switch consoles. It's a great option for anyone, but it's particularly useful on the OLED model. Here's how to enable it.
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If you're using a Chromebook and you're running into crashing issues, there are a few fixes your can try. We'll show you how to get it back up and running.
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MagSafe has revolutionized iPhone charging and accessories, but even though Apple pioneered the feature, Android users can still get in on the magnetic fun.
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Occasionally, you'll need to open several compressed files from one ZIP folder. While Windows does a fine job extracting, there are better tools to unzip.
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Developer Mode is a special mode for advanced users to access deeper system settings on their device. Here is how to enable Developer Mode on your Chromebook.
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If you have an old Google Home Max lying around somewhere, rather than throw it out or sell it, you can repurpose it as a soundbar for your TV's audio.
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Your Amazon Fire Stick lets you stream your content to your TV, but cutting the cord doesn't mean cutting yourself off from local channels.
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Though it may seem simple, there's more to turning off a PS5 than just pressing a button. One common mistake users make is putting the console in Rest Mode,
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Printer issues are annoying enough, but because so many manufacturers only have rudimentary support for MacOS, they can get a whole lot more frustrating.
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If you're running into crackling, dropped out, or otherwise inconsistent audio on your Windows 11 machine, there are steps to reset and likely solve the issue.
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If you're looking for the perfect way to visualize the stats and data that you have compiled, Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel can help. We'll show you how.
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Duplicate data in your spreadsheets can give you headaches, and it can happen because of a variety of ways. Fortunately, your spreadsheet app can help.
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Most new Wi-Fi routers come standard with network encryption set up already, but if not, here's how to enable Wi-Fi encryption - and why everyone should.
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If you need to head out to the nearest coffee shop or hotel lobby to use a free Wi-Fi network, there are a few things you should do to keep your data safe.
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Good aim can mean the difference between life and death for many video games, so it's no wonder why it's the bread and butter of every gamer.
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If you need to edit a PDF on your Mac, there are a couple of tools you can use. We'll tell you what those tools are and what you can do with them
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Resetting network settings can remove these problematic issues, enabling you to reconnect successfully.
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If you love your Mac but have to use some Windows-only applications, you can do so directly on your Apple computer using one of two official methods.
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With the release of iOS 16 in 2022, Apple introduced new ways to tailor your device's appearance, including the option to modify the lock screen font.
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If your Wi-Fi doesn't seem to be working the way it's supposed to, you can potentially diagnose the problem yourself using a Wi-Fi analyzer app.
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Apple CarPlay is the safest and most convenient way to maintain control of your stereo when on the road. However, any technical issues can cause problems fast.
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Whether you have an OLED device or you're simply tired of straining your eyes, you can switch Google Docs over to a dark mode on desktop and mobile.