Joe Fedewa is a Staff Writer for How-To Geek, with over a decade of experience writing on the internet. Known for his quirky interests and occasional pizza-making adventures, Joe covers a wide range of topics, including technology, social media, and consumer electronics. His work has also been featured in Phandroid.
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Do you need a 5G laptop?
The Samsung Galaxy Watch and Fitbit are two product lines filled with some of the most popular fitness trackers on the market. Both offer devices that can track your steps, sleep, and other activities. But which one is the better fitness tracker?
By: Joe Fedewa
Last year, OnePlus surprised me with its excellent first attempt at an Android tablet. The company is back with the OnePlus Pad 2, which builds on the success of its predecessor, bringing even more power, a stunning display, and impressive battery life to the table. But does it have what it takes to compete with other premium Android tablets?
Know what you're putting on your home.
The heartless music service.
By: Joe Fedewa
Surprisingly, much has stayed the same.
As a long-time Windows user, there are obviously many things that feel different about macOS—and I knew most of them going in. But one thing in particular really caught me off guard, and it might be my biggest annoyance.
You'll miss it when it's gone.
It's good news for everyone.
Still lagging behind Apple.
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