About Ben Stegner
Ben is the Editor in Chief at MUO. After joining MUO in 2014 and earning a degree in Computer Information Systems, Ben left his IT job to go full-time with the site in 2016.
As a writer, his specialties include Windows, Android, Gaming, and iPhone explainers and how-tos. His work has been viewed over 100 million times.
Now, as EIC, Ben leads MUO's overall strategy and guides the growing team of writers and editors to new successes.
Outlook's Mobile App Just Got Some Great Calendar Features
The Sunrise calendar app was killed off a few weeks ago, but Microsoft's Outlook app has absorbed some of its best features.
October 2016's Free PS Plus and Xbox Live Games
Got a PlayStation or Xbox console with a subscription to PS Plus or Xbox Live? Here are the free games coming your way this October.
This Weird Bug Breaks Monster.com Only on Chromebooks
For some reason, Monster.com doesn't work correctly on Chromebooks, and the company has no plans to fix the problem. Here's how to work around it yourself.
How to Set Bing's "Image of the Day" as Wallpaper on Linux
Need some fresh wallpapers for your Linux desktop? Here's how to get the Bing image of the day right on your computer.
Have a Few Minutes? Improve Google Maps on Your Android
Google services are great, but sometimes automated systems can't do everything perfectly. That's where you can come in.
How to Add Enhanced Emergency Info in Android Nougat
Android has let you add text to the lock screen for a long time. In Nougat, you're able to add all sorts of emergency contact info that could save your life.
The New Napster: Even Better Than the Old Napster?
Did you know that Napster still exists today, even though it's a completely different service than the old Napster? Let's see how the new Napster compares to the old Napster.
How to Edit Google Drive Files Right Within Outlook.com
Attaching files to an email is no big deal, but Outlook's web app is making it more convenient to attach Facebook photos or files from Google Drive.
How to View Any App's Recent Files in Windows 10
Windows 10 includes powerful search features, but did you know that you can see recent files created by a program without even opening it?
How to Unlock More Options on the PS4 Quick Menu
The new PS4 firmware update includes a revamped Quick Access menu, which you can customize to your liking.
Windows Insiders: How to Check When a Build Expires
If you're a Windows Insider running an old build, you might find your system rebooting constantly if you don't act soon.
How to Adjust the Backlight for DS Games on 3DS
While you can change the brightness on your 3DS easily, it's not immediately evident how to change the brightness of DS games. Here's the way.
No Touch Screen? Disable Ink Workspace in Windows 10 Now
If you don't have a touchscreen, the Windows 10 Ink features just get in the way. Here's how you can disable them.
How to Hide the Volume Slider Display in Windows 10
Every time you change the volume in Windows 10, it pops up with a dialogue showing you the current level. If you don't like this, here's how to hide it.
This Strange Text Adventure Game Was Made in Google Forms
Text adventure games have been around for quite some time. Someone has recently created one using Google Forms -- here's where you can check it out.
How to Flush the DNS Cache in Mac OS X
DNS errors are frustrating, but luckily you can banish them from your Mac by clearing the cache in just a few moments.
How to Get Apple Music for 15% Off Right Now
Apple Music is normally $10/month, but you can pick up a subscription for just $99/year ($8.25/month) right now.
How to Make Everything Appear Bigger in Android Nougat
Android has always allowed you to increase the text size, but in Nougat, you can adjust the display size of all on-screen elements.
How to Enable the Secret Night Mode in Android Nougat
There are plenty of apps on Android that provide light filtering for nighttime use, but in Nougat, Google has provided a built-in solution. Here's how to activate it.
4 Annoying Windows Features You Can Hide or Disable
Sometimes, small improvements can have a huge effect. We show you four seemingly insignificant Windows features you don't have to put up with because you can hide or disable them.