Garrett Ettinger
Location
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Expertise
PC Technology, Gaming, Web & Phone Apps
- Garrett has interviewed Behaviour Interactive, the creators behind the Dead by Daylight and Meet Your Maker games.
- He has written numerous stories on airplanes, including one story that reviewed five of the coolest Saab fighter jets ever built.
- At the age of 12, he picked up his first Visual Basic manual and has been building his own PCs ever since.
Experience
Garrett is a professional writer and editor with over a decade of experience creating digital content. Most recently, he has been covering video games and tech news as the Editor-in-Chief of Gamer Digest and Techozu and is a featured writer on sites like GameCrate. He started his content writing journey with a fellowship at WikiHow.com and has since authored various content for publications, companies, and nonprofits.
Education
Garrett earned his Bachelor's of Applied Science degree from Drexel University.
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Stories By Garrett Ettinger
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The name might not be familiar today, but the Hawker Siddeley Trident claimed a number of "firsts" in the world of jet travel. What was so special about it?
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If you have a collection of Milwaukee power tools, then here are battery adapters that can not only simplify your needs but could save you money.
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Space exploration is powered by technological innovation, the joy of discovery, and some of the most powerful engines ever created by humankind.
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With so many power tools on the market, it can be hard to know where they come from and how quality they are. Here's the deal with ACDelco tools.
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When NASA launched a super-pressure weather balloon last year, it did so with some Raspberry Pis on board and they did some heavy lifting for the project.
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The infamous stealh jet, the SR-71 Blackbird needed powerful engines to stay off the radar and outrun anything. The J58 fit the bill perfectly.
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More and more people are using personal microphones for audio recording, but picking the right one can be tricky. Here's how to know which type is best for you.
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Milwaukee produces several household and professional-grade cordless tools. But what if you need heavy duty equipment for specialized jobs? They have that, too.
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The F3D Skyknight was supposed to be the Navy's night-based carrier fighter but it soon realized it was better suited elsewhere. Here is its story.
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Makita power tools can be found in almost 200 countries around the world. The company started in Japan, but where are its tools built? Let's find out.
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After World War II, the U.S. military sought to replace piston engines. Enter the Grumman F9F Panther, a massive step up in power and technology.
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One of the oddest collabs of the 21st century,Airbus and Rolls-Royce's hybrid powered airplane,never got off the ground, but it was still a big deal.
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The name DeWalt may be synonymous with trusted power tools, but the company doesn't stop there when it comes to developing quality products.
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Samsung teased its upcoming Galaxy Ring during the Galaxy Unpacked 2024 event. Will the South Korean company be the key to making smart rings popular?
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To many, Saab is known as a once popular automotive manufacturer, but the name is also attached to some of the best and coolest fighter jets ever built.
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If you are receiving a JavaScript error while using Discord, there are a few steps you can take. Here is our step-by-step guide to resolving the issue.
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Is your Roku remote missing? There's a faster solution than ordering a replacement for next day shipping. Here is how to control your Roku using a mobile app.
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The historic X-1 rocket plane not only gave the world supersonic flight, but also solved many engineering problems, allowing modern aircraft to be designed.
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For contractors, a rolling tool box can be a life safer while working on a job, but should you go with the Ryobi Rolling Tool Box or Milwaukee's Rollout?
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In Season 7 of Shark Tank, three entrepreneurs pitched their A/C cooler IcyBreeze, but were they able to get an investment? Here's what happened.
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Though the B-2 is on of the most recognizable stealth bombers in history, the technology and development that went behind it started in the 1970s.
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If you're looking to improve your toolkit with a new drill, you have a choice to make if you want to add some extra oomph. Here are the differences.
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How do you make a roller coaster that can go very fast but doesn't break down too often? Enter electromagnetic technology, which is used in their launchers.
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Jeffery Witten appeared on "Shark Tank" season 9, seeking an investment for his company CoinOut. Here's what happened and where the company is today.
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If you're wondering what True Tone is and whether you should turn it on or off, you're probably not alone - it's a relatively unknown setting.
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Google Fit is a great tool to help you manage and achieve your fitness goals, but setting everything up can be a little confusing if you are new to the app.
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Yamaha and Kawasaki are both well-known companies that manufacture motorcycles, dirt bikes, ATVs, and more, but is one better than the other?