Tyler Hayes is a writer with a diverse background, having written for publications such as How-To Geek, Newsweek, WIRED, and PCMag. With a focus on technology and consumer products, Tyler provides informative and engaging articles that help readers navigate the ever-changing world of gadgets and tech.
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Tyler Hayes focuses on providing reviews and how-to guides, primarily centered around technology and house & home products. If you have a new tech product or gadget that you believe would appeal to the general consumer market, Tyler might be interested in featuring it. Consider pitching concise, relevant information about your product's unique features and benefits.
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By: Tyler Hayes, Lucas Gouveia
A look at play queues for streaming music services, how they differ, and which one may be best for how you listen.
By: Tyler Hayes
These headphones are great for music, movies, and even long work meetings.
Sony’s compact Bluetooth speaker may not be huge but it can still pump out the bass.
A dash of technology makes this electric grill interesting, but I still have my doubts.
By: Tyler Hayes
This robot might be limited in the glass areas it can clean, but it did a better job than I could.
The Note is a hardware device that records audio notes or phone calls and then uses AI to produce text summaries.
By: Tyler Hayes
An all-in-one keyboard, trackpad, and stand solution for the organized-minded.
First-time stargazers and long-time space enthusiasts can both flip out about this (pricey) connected telescope.
Tesla rolls out new features via over-the-air software updates. Here's how to check what version your Tesla is running and customize how software updates are delivered to your EV.
Want to quickly turn on a seat heater or activate Dog Mode? Apple's Shortcuts app offers quick access to a number of Tesla controls. Just press a button or issue a command to Siri.
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