Marinel Sigue
Location
Manila, Philippines
School
Marinduque State College
Expertise
Microsoft Office, Raspberry Pi, Smart Homes
- Marinel is a licensed electronics engineer and a member of the Institute of Electronics Engineers of the Philippines.
- While working as a hardware/software developer, she co-authored research papers on mobile robot development.
- She's obsessed with making DIY electronic projects, so much so that she has an entire cabinet filled with gadgets and gizmos.
Experience
Marinel has been writing about consumer technology since 2019, working with tech outlets like MakeUseOf, GineersNow, and TechObservatory. She previously held a research position at the Philippine government's science and technology department. There, she dabbled with Python, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and all sorts of electronic components. When she isn't in front of her computer, she's either watching the latest tech reviews or tinkering with a new DIY project.
Education
Marinel completed her studies in Electronics Engineering and earned her bachelor's degree in 2017. She also successfully passed her licensure exam that same year.
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Stories By Marinel Sigue
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If you're curious whether someone on TikTok might have blocked you, here are three easy ways to tell.
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Looking for an easy way to transfer files between your Android device and your PC? There are more ways than one. Here is our step-by-step guide.
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If you happen to have a Raspberry Pi and a small monitor lying around, this is a DIY smart kitchen display project.
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If you need to send the same message to multiple people, then there's a way you can do so on your Android phone. Here are the steps on how to do it.
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It's fairly simple, but here's a guide for ways to turn over file ownership to other team members in Google Drive.
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Love to learn about space? You can ditch the encyclopedias and searching online thanks to apps. Here are five of our favorites for Android and iPhones.
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Canva is a great Photoshop alternative, especially if you have no design experience, but there is more you can do with the platform than you think.
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Your Apple Watch can actually double as a camera remote and timer for your iPhone if you want to take pictures from a distance.
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Staying updated on the expected weather conditions can help you prepare. If you are an Android user, here are six must have weather widgets to download.
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Do you wish to upload multiple videos to TikTok or Instagram as a single clip? Here's how you can merge them into one file on your iPhone.
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You can find a handful of helpful Android yoga apps on the Google Play Store to cater to your needs.
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There's a fairly simple workaround you can use to find a WiFi network's password from your Android device.
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If you're on an Android mobile device, there are a couple different ways to reverse image search any photo.
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There are instances where you're free to toss in a few smiley faces and rocket ships on your Google Doc.
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With over a billion active users, YouTube has been the go-to place for watching videos, but there are some less-known features the platform offers.
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For some time now, a stovetop, microwave, and oven have been the core of most kitchens, but you might use these unconventional appliances more than you think.
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Taking your first steps into Python and the wider world of coding? Here are five beginner-friendly Raspberry Pi projects you can put to work around the house.
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If you're looking for iPhone apps wherein you can input questions or complex problems, these four picks can do a lot and might be just what you need.
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Microsoft Word has become an integral part of everyone's life as it caters to a broad spectrum of need
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Putting your iPhone on silent might not be the best solution, especially if you don't want to miss urgent calls or messages.
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Google Chrome is highly customizable if you know where to look and how to set up a more personalized browser.
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Voice messaging on Android specifically is incredibly straightforward, either natively or using apps.
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This aggravating but addicting game is the ultimate nostalgic pastime you can access easily with a Google search.
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Naturally, the Apple Watch has always been restricted to FaceTime Audio due to the lack of a camera. But the other arbitrary limit has been lifted.