About Dave Parrack
Dave Parrack is a staff writer at MUO. He has previously been the news editor, a section editor, and a deputy editor.
He has been writing about technology since 2007, and has been with MakeUseOf since 2011.
He has bylines at various sites, including SlashGear, New Atlas, and WebTVWire.
Dave uses ChromeOS and Android, but isn't a Google fanboy. He has a particular interest in new and emerging technology, and thinks AI may well change the world. He is also addicted to the NYT's daily games such as Wordle, Connections, and Strands.
Dave has always been fascinated with tech, and has enjoyed charting the changes in this world for decades.
Latest Articles
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The New Google Photos Is All About Your Memories
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Opera Integrates Twitter Into its Desktop Browser
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You Can Now Link to Specific Text on a Website
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Yelp Listings Now Include COVID-19 Information
In an effort to help businesses keep their customers informed, Yelp has added a dedicated COVID-19 section to its listings.
Google Stadia Now Works on Almost All Android Phones
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How to Squad Stream Together on Twitch
In this article we explain how to Squad Stream, which allows up to four Twitch streamers to broadcast live together.
Adobe Photoshop Camera Is Now Available for Free
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You Can Now Delete Your Old Facebook Posts in Bulk
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You Can Now Break YouTube Videos Into Chapters
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You Can Now Schedule Tweets to Post on Twitter
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You Can Now Watch Together on Plex
Plex has launched Watch Together, which lets you watch movies and TV shows together with family and friends far away.