Martin Odey
School
University Of Stirling, Texas Tech University
Expertise
Gaming, Automobiles, Computers
- Martin is a geek for everything tech, automobiles, and computers, with a special interest in explaining the technical details.
- He has worked as a professional technical writer for websites like Yourmotorguide, HelpFixThat, and Kingsmarket; where he wrote articles related to the latest car and computer trends, problems and fixes.
- Martin had a major breakthrough in his writing career covering business and gaming trends as a writer at Reel Unlimited and ICS Digital.
Experience
With over half a decade of writing experience, Martin has built an expert voice on tech, software, and automobile issues including DIY. From 2022, he dived into how-to guides, fixes, and tech reviews with a primary focus on troubleshooting guides and sorting gaming errors with computers.
Education
Martin is a Ph.D. student at Texas Tech University specializing in international conflict resolution, with a keen interest in how technology can help innovate the solutions available for global peace. He had earlier completed a master's degree program as a Commonwealth Scholar at the University of Stirling in 2021, where he committed his time to study and explore the impact of technology in international relations.
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Stories By Martin Odey
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Having a lot of money doesn't necessarily mean you have flashy taste. These are some cars that celebrities love, but aren't so great.
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While Tesla Autopilot sits top-of-mind in driver assistance, most auto manufacturers are working on technology that is as good or better than Musk's company.
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Want to make that next viral TikTok sensation? We have some tips you can use to help you edit your Tiktok video and make it the best it can be.
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Photoshop has a number of keyboard shortcuts that you can use to seriously up your graphic and photo editing game. Here's a list of our favorites.
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Using shortcuts in PowerPoint adds a new dimension to the experience. To get started, explore the 10 most helpful Microsoft PowerPoint shortcuts.
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Televisions are commonplace in American homes, but every now and then, TV makers think a little too far outside the box for public taste.
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Looking to buy a new pickup truck, but you don't want to break the bank? We put together a list of the best pickup trucks you can buy for under $40,000.
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Chinese smartphone maker Realme has taken a sizeable share of the affordable phone market in parts of the world. Its phones carry both risk and reward.
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Now that you know foldable smartphones exist, you might be wondering if they're too fragile, or if they're a passing fad. The answers are mostly positive.
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Microsoft Excel is one of the best data storage and analysis tools out there, and it's largely because of its shortcuts. We have a list of the most useful.
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Smartphone cameras have created millions of hobbyist photographers -- and a few widespread misunderstandings about how the technology works from the get-go.
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More of the world is shifting to Bluetooth earbuds for listening and we've compiled our list of favorites for you that will match any budget.
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Need to buy some new tires for your car or truck? We have got ten tips from our experts that'll help you make the best purchase for your vehicle.
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The best laptops of 2022 include some extremely standard-looking devices as well as a few oddities. Some bend backward and others have more than one display.
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If you're using any of these rather common apps on your mobile device right now, they're likely taking your mobile data limit on a wild ride.
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Smartphone brand Xiaomi has created a massive amount of devices in the past few years, some of which have been great, while others have been stinkers.
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The Samsung Galaxy Note series made an indelible mark on the smartphone industry, but after nearly a decade, it was halted -- here's what happened.