Profile: Matt Smith


Matthew Smith is a freelance writer living in Portland Oregon. He runs the blog Smidgen PC and writes for Digital Trends and PC Perspective in addition to Makeuseof.

Latest from Matt Smith

  • 5 Cool Things You Can Do With Your Old iPad After Upgrading

    April 19, 2012

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    It’s no secret that I’m a fan of the new iPad. The new display is a significant upgrade and, for people who use their tablets to view text frequently, well worth the price of admission. This may leave you with an old iPad (or other tablet) that’s no longer needed. Re-selling it is an obvious answer because tablets keep their value. But if you don’t need the money, there are some other ways you can re-purpose your now seemingly obsolete tablet.


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  • The 5 Best Sources For Animated GIF Images

    April 17, 2012

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    I’m convinced that the animated GIF reveals something about humanity. Present your average person with a repetitive moving picture and they’ll become absolutely entranced. I’ve lost many hours of my life to dancing bears and dogs doing barrel rolls. Despite this, there’s no GIF-equivalent of YouTube. Browsing Google for sites offering animated GIFs will introduce you to website train-wrecks.


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  • Dropbox Takes Livescribe Notes To The Cloud [Updates]

    April 17, 2012

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    The cloud storage darling, Dropbox, has just unveiled a new partnership with Livescribe, the king of the smartpen world. Livescribe owners will now be able to sync its memory with Dropbox, making all notes available on any computer with Internet access. For those unfamiliar with Livescribe, here’s the nutshell. It’s an ink pen that records [...]


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  • Android App Unveils Loopholes In Permissions [Updates]

    April 15, 2012

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    A new “No Permissions” application from Leviathan Security illustrates how easily Android applications can bypass user permissions. In a perfect world, Android’s permissions system would help users make informed decisions about the apps they install. But, as the new permission-breaking app shows, we don’t live in a perfect world. The goal of the “No Permissions” [...]


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