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Dave Parrack

Staff Writer

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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

Facebook Adds Apps to Messenger, Amazon Tests Robot Packers, & More... [Tech News Digest]

Facebook Messenger API, Amazon wants robots, Facebook video embeds, RadioShack sells everything, Halo Online in Russia, and when Apple Store employees go bad.

Prepare for Apple Watch Hard Sell, Facebook Does Timehop, & More... [Tech News Digest]

Apple Watch fashionistas, Facebook On This Day, Google Pony Express, an online drum machine, Catstacam trumps Instagram, and an online relationship with a difference.

Google Glass Will Return, Woz Predicts The Singularity, and More... [Tech News Digest]

Google Glass will return, Woz warns humanity, Twitch gets hacked, Netflix has arrived down under, embedding Reddit comment threads, and Siri and Netflix clash.

Target Pays for Data Breach, PlayStation Vue Challenges Cable [Tech News Digest]

Target targets compensation, viewing PlayStation Vue, silencing Facebook, playing Chromecast tennis, using Netflix God Mode, and flying a speeder bike drone.

Apple Has Run Out of Ideas: Can You Help? [We Ask You]

As much as Tim Cook and company are swimming about in pools of cash, there's a distinct lack of fresh ideas coming out of Cupertino. Perhaps we can help this company in need.

Say Hello to Windows 10, Nintendo Embraces Smartphone Gaming [Tech News Digest]

Launching Windows 10, Nintendo goes mobile, reviewing Android apps, reporting Twitter harassment, paying friends through Facebook, and Pixels depicts video games invading Earth.

Your Favorite Icons: 14 Favicons That Stand Out From The Crowd

Once you start noticing favicons, you realize how much they differ. Most are boring, predictable, and instantly forgettable. But some are good enough to stand out from the crowd.

BlackBerry Releases New Tablet, YouTube Cards Kill Annotations [Tech News Digest]

The BlackBerry SecuTablet, YouTube scraps annotations, Sotheby's comes to eBay, EA ditches Tiger, Street Viewing Brazilian islands, and President Obama reads mean tweets.

Cortana Coming to Android & iOS, Facebook Clarifies Community Guidelines [Tech News Digest]

Cortana crosses platforms, Facebook's community standards, Yahoo's password pact, 360-degree YouTube videos, Family Feud on Google, and a 1980s montage of Boston Dynamics robots.

Google Code Is Shutting Down, The BBC Gives Micro Bits To Kids [Tech News Digest]

Google Code closes, BBC gifts Micro Bits, Panda eats itself, Microsoft offers edX courses, Terry Pratchett dies, and an Apple engineer explains what went wrong with the new MacBook.

Launching the Google Hardware Store, Play Cards Against Humanity Online [Tech News Digest]

The new Google Store, Cards Against Humanity, extended iTunes downtime, an updated Chromebook Pixel, Jay Z starts streaming, and the notion of a troll-free Internet.

Microsoft Patches Freak & Stuxnet, Facebook Stops You Feeling Fat [Tech News Digest]

Microsoft patches problems, Facebook is no longer Feeling Fat, Uber wants women, iPhone Google Calendar, PlayStation lands in China, and playing Snake in a water fountain.

Apple Watch Finally Arrives, HBO Now Exclusive to iDevices [Tech News Digest]

Apple Watch arrives, HBO Now exclusive, Google releases Android 5.1, Facebook kills Friendfeed, Gigaom is no more, and Samsung builds a Dream Doghouse.

uTorrent Mines Litecoin, Border Agents Demand Passwords [Tech News Digest]

uTorrent mines Bitcoin variant, border password panic, one-day Pandora passes, get Syndicate for free, email is too complicated, and the world's longest selfie stick.

Facebook Dislikes Inactive Accounts, Harmonix Teases Rock Band 4 [Tech News Digest]

Facebook dislikes pages, Rock Band returns, net neutrality naysayers, FREAK Windows attacks, Apple's plentiful product placement, and Audi fears The Drones.

HBO Now Set to Launch in April, Apple Delays iPad Pro Until September [Tech News Digest]

HBO Now is coming soon, Apple delays the iPad Pro, EA closes Maxis, Chromebook battery killers, The Smithsonian bans selfie sticks, and Chappie explores artificial intelligence.

Freak Attack Security Flaw Revealed, Valve Teases Steam Machines [Tech News Digest]

FREAK attacks Android and iOS, Valve gets Steamy, the NVIDIA Shield set-top box, study comics with Stan Lee, Vince Vaughn's stock images, and GEICO trolls YouTube users.

10 of the Best Google Chrome Experiments You Need to Try

Over 1,000 Chrome experiments have now been posted online, and we're here to look at 10 that stand out from the crowd.

Samsung Reveals Edgier Galaxy S6, Lenovo Cuts the Crapware [Tech News Digest]

Samsung gets edgy, Lenovo dumps the crap, HTC Revives Valve, Ikea furniture charges devices, Google saves Blogger porn, and the real-life Batman suit.

New Net Neutrality Rules Passed, Facebook Tackles Suicide [Tech News Digest]

New net neutrality rules, Facebook prevents suicide, Apple Watch is launching soon, play Fable for free, Google hates Apple, and the Toejam & Earl sequel hits Kickstarter.

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