Jennifer Jolly is a tech+life columnist at USA TODAY. She specializes in consumer electronics, mobile apps, and travel-related topics, offering insights and tips to help readers maximize their gadgets and save time and money. Jennifer's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance, Today, and AOL, among others.
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By: Jennifer Jolly
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