Faisal Rasool
School
Forman Christian College University
Expertise
Smartphones, Tablets, Wearables
- Faisal has been devoted to all things tech for more than years, but his work is typically laser-focused on consumer tech and the innovation that drives it. In his time as a writer, he has published thousands of articles on the topic.
- A semi-professional graphic designer, Faisal draws illustrations, concept sketches, and fan art for his beloved shows. He also designs banners, flyers, and social media ads.
- Programming - and the math it's built on - also fascinate Faisal, and he is taking computer science courses which give him a working knowledge of basic programming.
Experience
Faisal began his writing career as a ghostwriter, but quickly carved out a niche in tech. Before joining SlashGear, he worked for WhatMobile (the leading tech website in his country), Infinix, and Tecno. During those three years, he was responsible for thousands of news stories, press releases, blogs, and product reviews about smartphones, tablets, wearables, and the software that powers them. He spends his free time reading mystery and philosophy books, and watching old sitcoms.
Education
Faisal goes to Forman Christian College for his bachelor's in Computer Science.
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Stories By Faisal Rasool
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Despite Google's best efforts, and the many fail-safes in place protecting users, Android fans need to know the telltale signs of a fraudulent app.
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Old Android phones often sit around waiting to be traded in for a new model. But turning your old Android device into a PC trackpad can give it new life.
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People miss the old layout of Windows 7 and Windows 10, specifically relating to the Start button. We have suggestions for free and paid apps that can help.
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Flex Mode is a one-of-a-kind feature found only on Samsung's flagship Galaxy Z Fold 4 phone. Fold the hinge halfway and suddenly your phone is a mini laptop.
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When properly configured, equalizers make for a superior listening experience on your Android phone -- but which ones are worth your time and money?
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Viruses are a common concern for internet users. Adding additional security to your phone may be a helpful solution, but only if you know exactly how they work.
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Google's Freeform competitor has been out since 2017. It's called Jamboard and it's a collaborative virtual whiteboard for up to 16 different people.
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Microsoft has been busy rolling out the Windows 11 update. While some features are exciting, the new version leaves a lot to be desired, drawing hate from many.
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If you're one of the many people who jumped from Twitter to Mastodon, there are some hidden features you should know about, including one with account metrics.
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The YouTube app has an Incognito mode that you can use to omit certain searches and video watches from your history which will preserve your recommendations.
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We've collected a few tips to help you get the most out of your OnePlus phone including privacy, convenience, and work-life balance features.
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Google Assistant can be a very useful feature on your Android phone, but it requires a ton of permissions which you may not be comfortable with.
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Astrophoto is a Samsung-exclusive app in which users can capture breathtaking shots of the night sky.
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If dropping frame rates have you down, we have some tips that can help you get your Windows 11 gaming performance back up to where you need it to be.
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If you discover that someone unexpected is using your Wi-Fi without permission, there are two main ways to address the issue.
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Solar panels are an environmentally-friendly way to generate power for your home, but it's important to remember that the costs don't stop at the installation.
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Windows 11 comes with the ability to install and run Android apps if you so choose. We lay out the steps you need to take in order to get it up and running.
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Samsung packs its Galaxy flagship phones full of features — so many of them, in fact, that you may not know they exist even if you own one of the handsets.
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iPhones aren't known for being cheap, so it's no surprise that many people buy them on the used market. Before doing that, check them for non-genuine parts.
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Google implemented Incognito mode on Chrome for whenever the need arises to do some "private" browsing, and it's pretty easy to get started on Android.
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Windows 11 is made for productivity, and as evidence, it features a dedicated Multitasking menu with some handy features, including one in particular.
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Retweets on Twitter can clutter up your timeline, be very annoying, or both. In case you're tired of seeing all those retweets, here's how to disable them.
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This Samsung feature enhances your experience when listening to music, watching movies, or gaming. Here's how it works and how to activate it.
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Your Chromebook can run for a long time, but if you want to scratch out a few more hours or minutes of uptime, we have some tips that might help.
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Windows 11 supports a bunch of touchpad gestures that make life on laptops easier, but you're not limited to just the presets shipped with the operating system.
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In addition to its various troubleshooters, Windows 11 packs a handy tool that can help quickly get your PC back up and running if something goes wrong.
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If you need to wipe your phone for selling or just want a fresh start for your Android device, there are way to restore your phone to factory settings.