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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An essential aspect of creating an immersive audio experience is understanding the intricacies of sound waves and their behavior in various environments.
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Internet issues can stem from a variety of factors, but as long as your modem is up and running, your Wi-Fi router (and other factors) may be at fault.
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Are you having trouble with your Google Nest Hub Max camera? We have some suggestions and tips to get your device back up and running properly.
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The Xbox Series X|S both have several well-publicized excellent features, but what about the lesser-known ones that can completely reinvent how you game?
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WPA3 is a new security protocol making its way onto routers and other devices. We'll tell you what it is, why it's an upgrade, and whether you should get it.
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If you need physical copies or have some scanning to accomplish, Chromebooks are just as capable (and easy) to print with likes its Windows counterparts.
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Smart locks have been made more sophisticated, offering features like voice control, remote access, and integration with other smart home devices.
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If you're traveling, or even just leaving the house to run some errands, you'll want to stay connected. We have some tips for you to find free Wi-Fi near you.
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It can be especially frustrating when your Wi-Fi network is affecting your internet speeds, but there are ways to test and make sure the router is the problem.
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If you want to ensure your whole home is covered in Wi-Fi signal, a mesh Wi-Fi router is a great way to go. We have some mistakes to avoid when setting one up.
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If your little one wants to play on your Xbox Series S or X, we'll show you how to set up a child account, and help you manage permissions to keep them safe.
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Like many modern phones, iPhones support Wi-Fi calling and texting. But what does Wi-Fi calling mean, exactly, and how do you make a Wi-Fi call?
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Your AirPods will connect to your Macbook just as easily as they connect to your iPhone. We'll help you connect them and configure them to your preference.
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There are lots of reasons why you might need to clone your macOS storage disk such as creating a backup. We have the best ways and apps to do that.
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Whether it's because you're moving somewhere, or you want to access some region-specific content, here's how to change your location on Xbox Series X|S.
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Poor Wi-Fi coverage across your home, constant dropped connections, or just slow internet altogether could mean it's time to replace your Wi-Fi router.
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Your macOS device has multiple layers of encryption that you can take advantage of, from built-in software to hardware security. We'll show you how to use them.
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A Ring doorbell camera is a great way to get into smart home technology and add a layer of security to your home. We'll tell you how to install it.
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Sometimes various smart TVs can begin to slow down over time due to a variety of factors, like taken up storage, connectivity issues, updates, and more.
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Having two monitors can be a massive boon to your productivity and multitasking, as long as you have the desk space. Here's how to set up two monitors on Mac.
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Whether you're moving over to a brand-new SSD, or starting up a new rig altogether, cloning your Windows hard drive can get you back up and running efficiently.
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NAT type, depending on the level of strictness, can severely impact your Xbox Series X|S gaming experience. Here's how to adjust your network's NAT type.
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VPNs are a handy tool for protecting your privacy and encrypting your traffic online. Many can even be set up on your router itself to secure all your devices.
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Do your devices struggle to connect to the internet in parts of your home? A second router help. We'll show you how to connect one and get you going again.
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Sometimes, Xbox controllers can run into issues with staying connected. Here's how to fix the most common issues with your Xbox Series X|S controller.
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Google Fiber brings gigabit internet to several lucky cities, and power users who have their own high-tech router hardware can get the most from the service.
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Whether you've been experiencing degraded signal, or the default range of your router isn't enough, there are ways to replace and enhance your Wi-Fi signal.