Lynnae Willliams
School
Spelman College
Georgetown University
Expertise
Android And IOS, Video Games, Mac Computers
- Lynnae grew up surrounded by tech and has owned or tinkered with everything from the first Amazon Kindle to the latest Pixel Phone.
- When she's not writing, Lynnae loves using social media to keep up with the latest tech trends.
- An avid traveler, she loves taking tech gadgets along on her adventures around the world.
Experience
Lynnae got her start as a tech writer back in 2020. Since then, she has covered a wide range of topics, including streaming, blockchain technology, social media, web browsers, and gaming. She has also written how-to guides and product reviews for various online publications.
Education
Lynnae has a bachelor's degree in sociology and a master's degree in foreign service.
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Stories By Lynnae Willliams
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While Apple does a better job protecting your privacy with Siri than competitors like Alexa and Google Assistant, it still never hurts to be cautious.
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There are plenty of default sounds to select for an alarm on an Android phone, but you can also add music from something like Spotify, or even your own sound.
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If you suffer from ADHD and have an Apple Watch, you can use the watch to help you focus better and stay on task. We'll show you a few ways to do that.
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Android devices come with a handy "Safe Mode" feature to make troubleshooting problems much easier. Here's how to activate it and what you can do with it.
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If you're worried about the security of your Android device, the good news is that there are several built-in features you might not know about.
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If you're sick of "scam likely" calls, you're not alone. There are a number of tools to help you keep scammers from blowing up your phone constantly.
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Whether a faux pas was committed or not, sometimes friends or family may have blocked each other on Instagram. Here's how to tell if you're blocked.
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Google tends to track a lot of your personal data as you surf the internet and use apps, but it also gives you the tools to monitor that data comprehensively.
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If you use McAfee's antivirus software, there's a particular scam that you need to be wary of. Even if you don't, though, it still pays to be cautious.
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Telegram can be a convenient option for encrypted chatter, but if you don't have many mutuals who use Telegram, it might make sense to delete your account.
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Nothing is more frustrating than working on something and accidentally exiting out of your web browsers. However, there is a way to re-open the tabs.
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If you are having trouble getting a good night's sleep, then you may need help from one of these six sleep tracker apps from Android to get the sleep you need.
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Like many Android phones, the Google Pixel offers a 'Bedtime mode' that has plenty of features to encourage proper rest for those that have trouble sleeping.
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Android Recovery Mode is a troubleshooting tool you can use to get your phone back to working properly. We'll tell you what it does and how to use it.
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If your Android phone is running out of storage space, many phones will allow you to insert an SD card, which you can set as the phone's primary storage.
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If you're looking for additional protection or the ability to access geo-restricted content on your Fire TV stick, here are some apps worth checking out.
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If you love to travel and have an Apple Watch, having these five apps is a good idea to ensure you are safe, whether it's going across the country or overseas.
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If you're buying a product online, chances are you are heading to the customer reviews to see what others think about it. Here's how to spot the fake ones.
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Masking your internet browsing activity with a VPN has a variety of uses beyond being able to watch different Netflix shows. Here's why you should use one.
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A free VPN might sound like a good deal, but there are costs, both monetary and in usability when you decide to sign up. Here are some pitfalls to watch for.
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If you want to take your running game to the next level, be it preparing for a 5K or a marathon, Garmin watches make a great companion. These five are the best.
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If you're worried about your thousand-dollar smartphone and laptop being part of the renters insurance policy, here's what you need to know.
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While external storage in the past was slow and bulky, modern storage solutions are much more viable for phone usage. Here are some of the best you can buy.
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If you can't tell whether you should hold onto your old headphones or opt for a new pair, here are five signs to figure out if it's time to replace them.
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If you use your Xbox controller on both PC and console, you're probably tired of pairing it again and again. Here's how to switch effortlessly between the two.
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The preinstalled Gboard is a great keyboard but if you're looking for alternatives with more features, here are five of the best on Android.
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If you spend a lot of time driving around, a phone mount for your car is a must. Here are five of the best options for Android devices.