About Christian Cawley
Deputy Editor for Security, Linux, DIY, Programming, and Tech Explained, Christian has extensive experience in desktop and software support, and has been published in Computer Weekly, Linux Format, Tech Radar, ad ComputerActive.
Christian also produces MakeUseOf's weekly show, the Really Useful Podcast.
His current passions are his cigar box guitar, his retro gaming site (www.gamingretro.co.uk) and his family.
How to Set Up a VPN Anywhere: 8 Solutions
Don't just use a VPN on one device. Keep every piece of hardware secure! Here's how to set up a VPN on every device you own.
How to Set Up a VPN on Android
Need to know how to set up a VPN on Android? We've got you covered with the best VPNs and instructions for using them.
Facebook's Plaintext Password Fail, Meltdown Bug Latest
Astonished to learn that Facebook was storing user passwords without encryption? Want to know more about Google Stadia?
3Doodler Start: Safe and Affordable 3D Printing Pen for Kids
Affordable and putting 3D printing creativity into the hands of children 8 and above, the 3Doodler Start is a great way to give kids a new artistic experience. The possibilities are endless, but things can get a bit messy.
How to Host Your Own Website on a Raspberry Pi
Need to run a website but can't afford the hosting costs? Build your own LAMP-capable web server with a low-powered Raspberry Pi.
Keyboard Shortcuts You're Getting Wrong and YouTube Channels You Must See
The latest podcast looks at accidental keyboard shortcuts, automatic Windows 10 update rollback, YouTube channels and more.
How to Turn an Android Device Into a Web Server
Want to host a simple website without an expensive hosting plan? Here's how to host a website on your Android phone or tablet.
Using a Raspberry Pi as a Desktop PC: 7 Things I Learned After a Week
Can a modest Raspberry Pi replace a desktop PC? I spent seven days writing and editing on the Pi, with interesting results.
Piper Raspberry Pi DIY Computer Kit Review (and Giveaway!)
If you're looking to kickstart your child's STEM skills, this Raspberry Pi-powered, feature-packed kit is a great option.
What Is a Raspberry Pi, and What Can You Do With One?
What is a Raspberry Pi, who can use one, and why are they so popular? Find out everything you need to know in this week's podcast.
How to Safely Uninstall Ubuntu From a Windows Dual-Boot PC
Installing Ubuntu on Windows PC as a dual-boot didn't go so well? Here's what you need to know about uninstalling Ubuntu.
Run Old Software on Windows 10, Watch TV on Your PC, and Samsung S10 Phones
Our latest podcast shows you how to watch TV on your PC, play old games in Windows 10, and why phones batteries run out.
Hostinger Offers Affordable Web Hosting With Premium Features
Looking for an affordable web host that's fast, easy to use, and features tons of options? Hostinger is for you.
How to Stream Steam Games to Raspberry Pi Without Moonlight
Want to stream games across your network from your PC to a TV? Here's how to set up a Raspberry Pi running Steam Link.
SIM Card Swapping Risks, Is Your Phone Spying on You, Sleep Monitoring, and More
Our latest podcast explains SIM card swapping, how to download videos from Facebook, and asks if your smartphone is eavesdropping.
Learn New Skills, Shop Safe With Wish, & Find Free Domain Names
Looking for a way to learn new skills? The internet is your friend. But is it safe to shop online with Wish? Hit play to find out!
How to Install Kodi on an Amazon Fire Stick
In this article we'll explain how to install Kodi on a Fire TV Stick. It's surprisingly easy, with multiple methods.
Experian Dark Web Scan, Tidy Twitter With KonMari, and Free Online College Courses
Want to know more about Experian Deep Web Scan, or blur backgrounds in Skype? The Really Useful Podcast is back with more tips!
Be Positive in 2019, Check Who Viewed You on LinkedIn, and Use 2FA
The Really Useful Podcast brings you positivity tips for 2019, how to check who is looking at your LinkedIn profile, and more.
The Best Linux Operating Distros
The best Linux distros are hard to find. Unless you read our list of the best Linux operating systems for gaming, Raspberry Pi, and more.