Joe Brown
School
University Of Manchester
Expertise
Android, Windows, Productivity Apps
- Joe's writing has been recognized by several tech companies, including the popular educational app Deepstash.
- He has been following Android since its Jelly Bean release, exploring and testing the latest features.
- In 2016, Joe was an audience member for The Gadget Show Live—one of the UK's largest television shows for consumer technology.
Experience
Joe is a professional writer with a strong background in writing for software companies and startups. He moved into the world of tech journalism as a staff writer for MakeUseOf.com, writing pieces for the Android, Windows, and Entertainment verticals. Joe has tested and reviewed hundreds of apps and has worked with many tech startups to help sell their digital products. His work covers a broad range of formats, including how-to articles, guides, and software reviews.
Education
Joe studied at the University of Manchester where he attained a bachelor's degree in music. During his studies, he composed music for video games and produced analyses on the latest technology trends in the music industry.
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Stories By Joe Brown
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T-Mobile offers some really inexpensive smartphone plans with some pretty big data limitations. Here's how much those plans will cost and how far you'll get.
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If you're getting started with a home studio, a good first move is looking for a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW). Here are some tips on finding the right one.
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T-Mobile offers a few tiers of family plans, but it all depends on how much high speed data you'll need, as well as other family-oriented features and add-ons.
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Makita has a vast range of tools that'll reduce the time it takes to build custom shelves. Here are five tools for your next DIY shelving project.
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The last thing you need when watching a movie or sporting event is for your Vizio 5.1 surround sound speakers to stop working. Here's how to fix them.
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Amazon Fire devices, like many competing devices, have apps you can download, but you can also catch up on the news with several built-in options.
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Upside is one of those apps that lets you pick an offer and then shop at that location to earn some cashback. Here's how it works and how it can save you money.
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Programming your universal remote can seem like a challenge, but if you're working with a DIRECTV device, we've got you covered. Here's how to get it set up.
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While any self-propelled lawn mower will be far easier to use than a manual mower, different methods of propulsion will be better depending on your yard.
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Drillbrush products have been purchased by millions of professional cleaners, homeowners, and craftsmen, but are the scrubber attachments worth buying?
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Smartphones are everywhere, making everyone into a photographer. Take your snaps to the next level with these awesome accessories!
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Looking to maximize your movie-watching experience? If you have a Samsung TV, there are some fantastic picture settings that you might be overlooking.
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You don't need a bunch of expensive gym equipment to work on your fitness. All you need is your Amazon Fire TV and one of these handy apps installed.
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If you're considering a self-propelled lawn mower to make your biggest chore a little easier, you should know how they work and if they're worth the price.
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Recording your own music at home is fairly easy on a computer, though you will need an audio interface to get the best possible quality. Here's what to know.
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These five Google Slides alternatives are worth considering if you're trying to make an engaging presentation to introduce a new idea or convince others.
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If you own a Samsung TV and consider yourself a gamer, you should realize that audio is as important as video for most games. Here's how to optimize it.
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Picking the right chainsaw for your specific needs is crucial, and there are a lot of factors to consider when shopping for the perfect tool.
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The Amazon Fire TV is intuitive enough that you might not be aware of all the features it includes. Here's how to get the most out of your device.
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If you're looking for a DIY gaming project chock-full of nostalgia, you should consider making your own retro arcade cabinet. It's easier than you might think.
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AT&T offers multiple plans for early adopters looking to get a shiny new phone. Here's how they work, how they compare, and how much you should expect to pay.
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IRL streaming, whether as a hobby or a side hustle, starts with a smartphone and some battery. However, the higher quality you want, the more gadgets you need.
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ACDelco batteries cost a fraction of the cost of name brand batteries, but are they really even worth it at that price point? Here's what buyers say.
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Ibotta is a free cashback app that let's you earn money from shopping. But how exactly does it work? And does it really save you money? Here's the deal.
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If you're in the market for a new rolling modular toolbox, Ryobi Link and Milwaukee Packout are two great options. Here's how they stack up with one another.
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Temu might tempt you with promises of free products, but there's a lot of controversy about the site and most of it isn't pretty. Here's what to watch out for.
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Road tripping is best done with some good music and a map, things you can get on your Android phone. But before hitting the road, check out these accessories.