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About Dave Parrack

Dave Parrack is a senior writer at MUO, but has previously been the news editor, a section editor, and a deputy editor.

He has been writing about technology since 2007, and has been with MakeUseOf since 2011. He has bylines at various sites, including SlashGear, New Atlas, and WebTVWire.

Dave uses ChromeOS and Android, but isn't a Google fanboy. He has a particular interest in new and emerging technology, and thinks AI may well change the world. He is also addicted to the NYT's daily games such as Wordle, Connections, and Strands.

Dave has always been fascinated with tech, and has enjoyed charting the changes in this world for decades.

Latest Articles

PSA: Some Fidget Spinners Are Exploding

Fidget spinners are everywhere. And now, just as the craze is peaking, there are reports of fidget spinners exploding. Because of course.

Netflix Brings Sense8 Back for One Final Episode

Netflix is bringing Sense8 back for a two-hour special designed to wrap up all the loose ends. Unfortunately that will then be the end of Sense8 for good. Probably.

It's Now Even Easier to Share Google Photos With Friends

Photos are made for sharing, which is why Google is making it easier than ever to share those captured moments with others using Google Photos.

Everything You Need to Know About Amazon Prime Day 2017

Amazon has announced the details of Prime Day 2017. This is the third annual Prime Day, and the previous two have seen Amazon cutting prices across the site.

The New Yahoo Mail Is Actually Rather Good

Yahoo Mail has been given a major makeover. It's now cleaner, faster, and more able to compete with the likes of Gmail and Outlook. No, seriously.

Everything You Need to Know About the NotPetya Ransomware

A nasty form of ransomware dubbed NotPetya is currently spreading around the world. You probably have some questions, and we definitely have some answers.

You Can Now Request an Uber for Your Friends

While it's easy to request a ride for yourself, requesting a ride for someone else requires extra effort. Now, Uber is making it just as easy to request a ride for a friend.

Facebook Helps Make Messenger Chats More Fun

You can already do so much with Facebook Messenger. And now, thanks to a new update, Facebook Messenger has some new tricks up its sleeve.

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Netflix Keeps Cancelling Its Best Original Shows

Netflix has cancelled Girlboss after just one season, having previous cancelled The Get Down and Sense8. So it seems Netflix is ruthlessly canning any show that doesn't find an audience.

Nintendo Launches the Super NES Classic Edition

Retro gamers will soon be able to get their hands on a brand new Super Nintendo Entertainment System. This is thanks to Nintendo launching the Super NES Classic Edition.

You Can Now Play Classic Sega Games on Your Smartphone

Sega is making a comeback of sorts. The legendary video games company has launched Sega Forever, which is devoted to keeping the Sega name alive long into the future.

eBay Now Offers a Price Match Guarantee

eBay is now offering customers a price match guarantee against a number of big-name retailers. Which represents another step towards being a legitimate online shopping site.

Tumblr Launches a Safe Mode for Sensitive Souls

Tumblr has launched a new Safe Mode designed to let sensitive souls browse the site without seeing anything likely to offend them.

Verizon Is Killing the Yahoo News Digest App

Yahoo is killing off Yahoo News Digest. This was a fantastic little app that eschewed bells and whistles in favor of being simple and easy to use. And it's going away. Shame!

Kickstarter Gold Brings Old Projects Back to Life

Kickstarter has launched a new initiative called Kickstarter Gold. This brings back some of the most popular projects and creators to have ever used the crowdfunding site.

Google Wants to Help You Find a Better Job

Google is making it easier for you to find your next job. With a little help from job sites.

You Can Now Tip Your Uber Driver... Finally!

Uber is finally allowing riders to tip their drivers. This change in policy won't please everyone who uses Uber, but most people realize it's long overdue.

Spend Your Amazon Credits Before It's Too Late

As the result of a class-action lawsuit, you may have unused credit at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or Kobo waiting to be spent. If so, this credit is set to expire on Saturday (June 24).

Apple Music Has a Secret $99 Annual Subscription

Apple is now offering an annual subscription to Apple Music. And anyone taking the company up on the offer can save almost 20 percent every year.

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It's Now Even Easier to Buy Gig Tickets on Spotify

Spotify is making it easier than ever for music lovers to buy gig tickets thanks to new partnerships with digital marketing platforms Eventbrite and AXS.

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