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Dave Parrack-Deputy Editor for Creative, Entertainment, Gaming, and Social | Oversees Coverage of News and Current Events

Dave Parrack

Deputy Editor for Creative, Entertainment, Gaming, and Social | Oversees Coverage of News and Current Events

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About Dave Parrack

Dave Parrack is a Deputy Editor at MUO and also oversees the site's coverage of current events. He has been writing about technology since 2007, and with MakeUseOf since 2011.

He has previously written for various sites, including Blorge, WebTVWire, and New Atlas.

Dave uses ChromeOS and Android, but isn't a Google fanboy. He thinks AI will change the world sooner than people think, for good or for bad. He has a particular interest in new and emerging technology.

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Chrome Now Shortens Links You Share With Friends

Chrome for Android now has the ability to shorten the URLs you share with your friends. So you can now share a clean link without any of that unnecessary tracking information included.

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Update iOS and macOS to Beat the Text Bomb Bug

Apple has released updates to its OSes in an effort to beat the text bomb bug. So you should update your device to the latest version before someone decides to prank you.

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Microsoft Makes Sure Windows Phone Really Is Dead

Microsoft is hammering another nail in the coffin of Windows Phone by discontinuing support for push notifications.

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Twitter Kills its Desktop App for Mac Users

Twitter for Mac is no more. Twitter has already pulled the app from Apple's App Store, and will end support completely on March 18, 2018.

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You Can Now Use Pandora Premium on the Web

After countless requests from users, Pandora has finally launched Pandora Premium on the web. And it's about time too.

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Google Quietly Launches Gmail Go for Android

Google has launched Gmail Go for Android, the latest in a growing line of lightweight versions of popular apps designed for low-end Android phones.

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YouTube TV Adds More Channels for More Money

Google is adding new channels to YouTube TV. Unfortunately, new subscribers will be paying the price through higher subscription fees.

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The Apple HomePod Can Stain Your Furniture

It turns out that Apple's smart speaker can stain wooden furniture. Giving us another reason not to buy a HomePod.

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4 New Tools to Keep Your Pinterest Boards Organized

Pinterest has rolled out a number of new tools designed to help your pins, boards, and sections looking exactly the way you want them to look. And you know you can't resist...

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Google Reveals How Chrome's New Ad Blocker Works

Google Chrome now has its own built-in ad blocker. And in order to clear up any confusion, Google has explained how Chrome's new ad blocker works...

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You Can Play Overwatch for Free This Weekend

As popular as Overwatch already is, there is always room for more players. Which is why Blizzard is offering you and everyone you know the chance to play Overwatch for free this weekend.

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Facebook Messenger Helps You Celebrate Valentine's Day

Just in time for the celebration of love, romance, and relationships that is Valentine's Day, Facebook has added some new features to Messenger...

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Users Petition Snapchat to Remove the New Update

If you're under the age of 35, Snapchat is probably your thing. Or at least it was until the new Snapchat update started rolling out last week. Now, Snapchat users are revolting.

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Apple Explains How to Use Your New HomePod

With the HomePod being a brand new product from Apple, the company clearly thinks its customers may need a little help figuring out how to use it.

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Twitch Issues New Rules for Streamers and Viewers

Twitch is making some changes to its community guidelines. This is a long overdue response to accusations that Twitch is becoming an increasingly toxic community.

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Facebook Is Testing a Downvote Button

Facebook is currently testing a Downvote button for comments. And despite what you might have read, this isn't a Dislike button. Unfortunately.

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Netflix Reveals What Shows People Binge-Watch First

Netflix has released a list of the shows which people have binge-watched first. Which is a good excuse to get everyone checking their Netflix viewing activity.

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You Can Now Limit How Long Your Children Play PS4

Sony has detailed the changes coming in v5.50 of the PlayStation 4 system software update. And the highlight for parents with children who game is a new Play Time Management feature.

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This Alexa Skill Lets Gordon Ramsay Criticize Your Cooking

Gordon Ramsay is a celebrity chef who has made his name shouting and swearing at people. And you can now let him shout and swear at you for burning his porridge.

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You Can Now Use Microsoft Cortana on Your iPad

This comes two years after Microsoft released Cortana for iPhones, which makes you wonder why it's taken the company so long to invite iPad owners to the party.

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