About Ben Stegner
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. He's been mastering Windows since 2009, got his first Android phone in 2011, and has used an iPhone daily since 2020. His work has been viewed over 100 million times.
Now, as the Editor in Chief of MUO, Ben leads the overall strategy for the site and guides the team of writers and editors to new successes. When he's not working, Ben is exploring a new indie game or explaining a technical concept to friends.
Latest Articles
Which Portable Game Console Should You Buy in 2022?
Looking to buy a portable game console? Let's consider your options: the Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, Nintendo 3DS, and more.
What Are Nintendo Switch Online's Missions and Rewards?
If you're a Nintendo Switch Online member, check out these ways to earn Platinum Points and customize your profile icon.
Does the Nintendo Switch Have Achievements?
If you're an achievement hunter, here's all you need to know about the presence of achievements on Nintendo Switch.
How to Secure Your Nintendo Account on Your Switch
Here's how to enable two-factor authentication for your Nintendo Switch, plus other key ways to secure your Nintendo account.
What Do the Check Marks in WhatsApp Mean?
Wondering what the checks in WhatsApp signify? Here's how to interpret the check marks you see when chatting in WhatsApp.
How to Take an iPhone Screenshot Without the Home or Power Buttons
Here are some iPhone screenshot shortcuts to take a screenshot without the Home button, or any other buttons.
Why You Shouldn't Buy a MacBook With Only 256GB Storage
How much storage do you need for a MacBook? Is 256GB of storage enough for a MacBook Pro or Air? Let's find out.
How to Force Restart an iPhone and Enter Recovery Mode
Having problems with your iPhone? Learn how to force restart your iPhone and use iPhone recovery mode to restore your device.
How to Find Your Phone's IP Address on Android or iPhone
Wondering how to check your mobile phone's IP address? Here's how to find both the public and private IP addresses on your iPhone or Android phone.
Does Apple Use Green Bubbles to Make You Hate Android Users?
The blue bubbles and green bubbles on iPhone might seem like a small distinction, but to many, they mean much more. Let's look at this phenomenon.
The 15 Best Android Developer Options Worth Tweaking
Here are the best developer options in Android: disable absolute volume, animation scales, peak refresh rate, and more!
How to Turn Off Camera Sounds and Screenshot Sounds on iPhone
Wondering how to turn off the camera shutter sound or screenshot sound on your iPhone? Here are several ways to accomplish this.
How to Fix PS5 Wi-Fi Issues: A Troubleshooting Guide
Having trouble with the Wi-Fi connection on your PlayStation 5? Here's a walkthrough on how to clear up PS5 network issues.
How to Stop Pop-Ups in Windows 10 and 11
Seeing pop-ups and not sure where they came from? Here's a quick guide to diagnosing and dealing with Windows pop-ups.
How to Access Android Hidden System UI Tuner
Here's how to access a hidden menu on your Android device that lets you tweak additional settings that you couldn't before.
How to Use the Windows Startup Folder: Everything You Need to Know
The Windows 10 and 11 startup folder lets you manage which programs run at boot. Here's how to find the startup folder and manage its programs.
Can You Use the PS4 PlayStation Camera on a PS5?
If you have the PS4 Camera and want to use it on your PlayStation 5, here's what you should know.
How to Enable God Mode in Windows
Windows has a hidden shortcut to view all system settings at once. Here's how to easily get to God Mode.
How to Download Xbox 360 Games With Gold Before They Disappear
If you're an Xbox Live Gold or Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscriber, you won't be able to download Xbox 360 games soon. Here's what you should know.
How to Unsend Accidental Emails in Gmail
Ever send an email and immediately wish that you didn't? Gmail has a feature that can save you when you make an email mistake.