Gavin Phillips
Lead Editor for Technology Explained, Security, and Entertainment
Contributing since September, 2014
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About Gavin Phillips
Gavin is the Lead Editor for the Technology Explained, Security, and Entertainment verticals, former co-host on the Really Useful Podcast, and a frequent product reviewer. He has a degree in Contemporary Writing pillaged from the hills of Devon, more than a decade of professional writing experience, and has attended CES, IFA, MWC, and other tech-trade shows to report direct from the floor. He's reviewed more headphones, earbuds, and mechanical keyboards then he cares to remember, and enjoys copious amounts of tea, board games, and football.
Latest Articles
Bethesda Is Killing Its Launcher in Favor of Steam: What Users Need to Know
It's the end of the line for the Bethesda Launcher.
LinkedIn Launches Its Own Podcast Network: Here's What to Expect
LinkedIn is launching a podcast network, and it'll be brimming with business and industry-focused content.
How Microsoft Is Making AltspaceVR a Safer Space for Users
Making the metaverse safe is a priority for all big tech companies, and Microsoft is rolling out the changes for AltspaceVR.
Final UX3000 Review: Excellent ANC, Trademark Sound
The UX3000 are lightweight and comfortable, they sound excellent across a broad stroke of genres, and most importantly, the ANC works well.
How to Play Worldle, the Wordle Clone for Fans of Geography
Bored of regular Wordle? Not happy with the NYT takeover? Why not give geography-themed Worldle a try instead? Here's how.
What Is Chi-Fi? Can You Trust Chi-Fi Audio Hardware?
You probably avoid unknown and weird-sounding brands. Most of us do! But some of those brands are releasing excellent products.
How Microsoft Blocking Macros by Default Will Make Office Users Safer
Blocking macros from running automatically will make downloading Office files safer for everyone.
3 Things the Latest Intel Arc Alchemist Leaks Reveal
As Intel's new Arc Alchemist GPUs edge closer to release, new leaks reveal more information to keep the hype levels soaring.
The Simple Reason Why Google Thinks Everyone Should Use 2-Step Verification
It's good, it works, and Google thinks you should turn it on right now.
Periodic Audio Carbon IEM Review: Simply Exceptional
An outstanding bit of audio engineering that brings any music to life. Yes, they're expensive, but you're paying for a complete audio experience.
Why Meta Is Threatening to Kill Facebook and Instagram in Europe
Is Meta really about to pull Facebook and Instagram from its European users?
What Is Data Recovery And How Does It Work?
Data loss is never a fun experience. When it happens, we turn to data recovery software—but how does data recovery work?
6 Reasons Why You Should Upgrade Your PC Motherboard
Not sure if you should upgrade your motherboard? Here are a few tips to explain when and why to buy a new motherboard.
5 Ways to Stream Neil Young's Music Other Than Spotify
Ditched Spotify? Love Neil Young? These are the streaming services you need.
Starlink Premium Promises 500Mbps Download Speeds for $500/month
Faster connection speeds from your satellite internet connection sound great, but it comes at a significant cost.
Lypertek PurePlay Z5 Review: Excellent, Balanced Sound, ANC Needs Work
The Z5 comes with Lypertek's now-trademark sound quality, customizable EQ options, a companion app with useful options, and a decent battery life.
Can You Cancel a Cryptocurrency Transaction?
Once you hit send, is there any way to reverse or cancel your Bitcoin transaction? Or are you locked in for good?
What Is Wi-Fi 6/6E? Should You Upgrade?
There's a new wireless standard coming. But what is Wi-Fi 6/6E? And should you upgrade to a Wi-Fi 6 or Wi-Fi 6E router?
Which Ride-Hailing Apps Collect the Most Data on You?
They're simple to use, but did you know you're handing over more than a few bucks for that lift downtown?
Why NordVPN Has Updated an Old Blog Post About Complying With Data Requests
Has NordVPN changed its stance on law enforcement? More to the point, can you still trust NordVPN?