Max Miller
School
University Of Colorado, Columbia University
Expertise
Android, Windows, Audio
- Max has a lifetime of hands-on experience with technology, from custom Android development to digital audio engineering.
- His proficiency with Android is evident in his writing, which covers extensive ground, from general advice in "12 Essential Apps Every Android Owner Should Always Have Installed" to more niche insights like "The Coolest Ways To Use NFC On Your Android Phone."
- An audiophile at heart, Max knows all there is to know about audio production. Whether you want to make music on your Android or choose the best laptop for a bigger sound-focused project, Max will prove an inexhaustible resource.
Experience
Max is an author and journalist. His extensive hands-on experience has made him an expert on pro audio, Android, Windows PCs, and consumer tech. His fiction has appeared in Fatal Flaw Literary Magazine, and his journalistic nonfiction has been featured at CBR, The Intermountain Jewish News, and more.
Education
Max holds an MFA in writing from Columbia University School of the Arts, where he served as managing editor of the Columbia Journal, and a BA in English from the University of Colorado, where he minored in political science.
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Stories By Max Miller
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If you're wondering why movies don't look good, the problem might be your TV rather than the films you're watching.
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To take your passport photo with a smartphone, you only need a few things and to follow your country's rules.
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These Samsung Galaxy Gallery app features that are hiding in plain sight, here's how to find them.
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Here's how Android's green dot works and how you can technically prevent it from appearing if you don't want to see it.
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If you know what you’re doing with Chrome keyboard shortcuts, you almost never need to use your mouse at all. Here's some of the best.
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Bloatware refers to anything preinstalled on your Android device that doesn't provide functionality to the user.
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What makes Google Chrome such a special browser can be boiled down to a few elements including its timing.
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Since Amazon's purchase of Whole Foods in 2017, Prime members have been offered a slew of shopping benefits, but here are four you probably didn't know about.
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A dirty PS5 DualSense controller can be detrimental to completing quests. Here is how to clean the controller without damaging delicate components.
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While most people know that Amazon Prime provides free two-day or even same-day shipping, there are more benefits that you may be missing out on.
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Whether to aid your eyes, or your battery, dark mode can be enabled for Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides, on Android. Here's how to set it up.
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Data is collected all around us, and when refined and harnessed it aids powerful innovations. Here's how an expert says it can improve car safety.
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From the ability to generate lifelike AI voiceovers to keyframing and tracking shots, we've rounded up some of the most powerful CapCut features.
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Although we've been promised fully self-driving cars for many years now, the rate of progress seems to have stalled. Here an expert tells all.
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When the weather outside is hot, the temperatures inside your phone can spike to dangerous levels. Here's what to do to keep your phone cool and safe.
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We've all been there, needing to print an important document and the seemingly simple device is not playing ball. Here's a few reasons why that might be.
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Wireless charging is convenient, but it has some hidden drawbacks that might make you think twice about using a wired connection instead.
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If you're thinking about trying your hand at TikTok, or if you're already a creator, these apps can help you put together the best videos you can make.
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Looking for an alternative to Google due to privacy concerns or issues with its AI? Here are a few different search engines, and why you might want to try them.
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Samsung has quite a few multimedia hacks built into its devices that can elevate your game. Here are a few of our favorites that you can try.
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Android 15 is bringing a whole host of fixes to some of the most frustrating aspects of the Android experience.
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Why have so many people purchased this particular cheap speaker? Is it genuinely that good? We tested it to find out all the answers you need.
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Apple's new upgrades for Siri were perhaps the most interesting updates announced at WWDC 2024 and include a host of new features for your day-to-day life.
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Do you own a Samsung Galaxy device? You might be unaware of great features that help in everyday life. Check out these tricks to see if any suit you.
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Nearly 1 million gallons of gasoline are scheduled to be released from the NGSR, which is located in two places on the Eastern Seaboard: NY and Maine.
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With easy shortcuts to save you hours in Photoshop, or AI features to give old collections a makeover, this is one list of tricks you don't want to miss.
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RCS chats continue to get smarter, as texts sent from Android via Google Messages can now be edited after being sent - here's how to set up message editing.