Michael Crider is a technology writer for PCWorld, specializing in reviews and coverage of the latest tech trends. With previous experience at AndroidPolice, HowToGeek, and DigitalTrends, Michael brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his articles. His work has also been featured in AndroidPolice.com, Pcadvisor, and Knowledia.
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