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.
4 Projects That Make Your Raspberry Pi Portable
For when you just have to have a portable Raspberry Pi, here are some of the coolest projects, ideas, and kits around.
5 Dangerous Mobile Apps Your Children Should Not Be Using
Is it totally safe for a child to have a phone? It depends on what apps they are using.
The Raspberry Pi Board Guide: Zero vs. Model A and B
With so many different Raspberry Pi models, how do you know which one to buy? Our ultimate guide tells you everything you need to know!
5 Musical Instruments You Can Build With a Raspberry Pi
If you're into making music and tinkering with DIY electronics projects, then these Raspberry Pi-based musical instruments will be right up your street!
5 Forgotten Superhero Games You Must Experience
Some superhero games rise above the rest, but others unfairly fade into obscurity. Here are some awesome superhero games you probably miss that you should revisit now!
Microsoft Office 2013: The Unofficial Guide
If you're considering an upgrade to Office 2013, or you've just paid for the package and want to make the best of it, this Microsoft Office 2013 Guide is for you.
7 Tips for Using a Raspberry Pi 3 as a Desktop PC with Raspbian
The Raspberry Pi 3 makes an ideal desktop replacement for productivity purposes. But are you getting the best performance? Try these seven tips to improve the experience.
Are Any Computers Not Affected by the Meltdown and Spectre Bugs?
The Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilites have affected hardware around the globe. It seems like everything is insecure. But that isn't the case. Check out this list of secure hardware and our tips for the future.
10 Best Lego Video Games: Star Wars, Marvel, and More
Looking for the best Lego video games? Don't take a chance on playing a dud. Here are the the best Lego games you can play right now!
How to Secure Your Social Network Privacy for the New Year
People are starting to wake up to the threat an unsecure social media account poses to their online privacy and security. It's time you secured your accounts.
8 Great Browsers You Can Run on Your Raspberry Pi 3
Several browsers are available for the Raspberry Pi, but which is best? Should you stick with Chromium, or try one of the others? Let's find out!
5 Cool Ways to Keep Your Overclocked Raspberry Pi 3 Chilled
With all the cool stuff you can do with a Raspberry Pi, it's no surprise they can get a bit hot. Here are the best ways to cool them down.
How to Turn Your Amazon Fire TV Stick Into a Fire TV Box
With the high price of an Amazon Fire TV box, why not make your own with nothing more than a Fire TV Stick and some DIY know-how?
The 7 Best Free Online HTML Editors to Test Your Code
Need to tweak a small snippet of HTML? Test your HTML code in a browser with these online HTML editors.
7 Tips on How to Use a VPN Like a Boss
If you're not using a VPN, you should be. And if you know how to use a VPN, chances are you're doing it wrong. Make the most of your VPN with these tips.
The Best Star Wars Podcasts All Jedis and Siths Need to Hear
There are a lot of Star Wars podcasts in existence. So we have sorted the wheat from the chaff to find the 10 best Star Wars podcasts for you to listen to. Enjoy!
10 Ways Your Router Isn't as Secure as You Think
Here are 10 ways your router could be exploited by hackers and drive-by wireless hijackers.
Is Vivaldi the Best Browser for Your Raspberry Pi?
The Vivaldi browser is great on any platform, but it really stands out at a Raspberry Pi browser. Read on to find out why you should use Vivaldi on your Pi.
Is Your HP PC or Laptop Spying on You?
How do you feel about spyware? Repulsed by the idea of software on your computer recording your activities? Well you HP computer might be doing just that. Find out how -- and how to stop it!
7 Reasons Why VPNs Might Die Out by 2020
VPNs keep you secure at all times, right? Wrong! Here are 7 worrying reasons VPNs might die out before 2020 -- taking your privacy with them.