Articles by Bryan M Wolfe

Bryan M. Wolfe is a staff writer at TechRadar, iMore, and wherever Future can use him. Though his passion is Apple-based products, he doesn't have a problem using Windows and Android. Bryan's a single father of a 15-year-old daughter and a puppy, Isabelle. Thanks for reading!

Articles by: Bryan M Wolfe

Norton LifeLock remains a strong contender in the identity theft protection market

By John Brandon last updated 7 July 25

Updated Norton LifeLock is packed with features but the paid plans can be confusing.

I started using Experian IdentityWorks for online protection and haven't looked back

By John Brandon last updated 3 July 25

Updated Experian IdentityWorks protects users from potential identity theft with extensive daily scans and alerts.

IdentityForce made me rethink my identify theft protection needs for the better

By John Brandon last updated 2 July 25

Updated IdentityForce offers powerful identity theft protection at a premium.

I tried Aura Digital Security and here's what I found

By Sead Fadilpašić last updated 1 July 25

Aura offers a new standard for securing your digital identity. It's ideal for individuals and families looking for an all-in-one solution.

Sitting vs. standing for work: we take a comprehensive look at what the science says

By Bryan M Wolfe published 21 May 25

We've heard for years that standing is better than sitting. Is that really true, especially in a work environment? It's time to find out.

Google Chrome app is seen on an iPhone next to Edge and other web browser apps. Microsoft is using new prompts in Edge to try and stop users from downloading Chrome.

I reviewed hundreds of apps for a living, and these are the security features that best protect your data

By Bryan M Wolfe published 15 May 25

Are the apps you use really the safest options?

I have tried over 50 writing apps, and these are my favorites

By Bryan M Wolfe published 14 May 25

There are a lot of writing apps on the market - these are the best.

I use productivity apps obsessively, and these are ones I'd buy with my own money

By Bryan M Wolfe published 13 May 25

There are countless productivity apps on the App Store and on Google Play - here are some favorites.

I use almost every popular note-taking app out there, and these are my favorites

By Bryan M Wolfe published 12 May 25

There are a lot of note-taking apps in the world - here are four of my favorites for business and personal use.

Weirdest smart office gadgets that actually boost productivity

By Bryan M Wolfe published 11 May 25

Improving productivity in the office can go beyond objects like computers and cell phones - these unique products can also help.

Sticky notes, paper and more - our favorite hilariously low-tech solutions which can still outperform expensive business software

By Bryan M Wolfe published 11 May 25

Sometimes simple solutions best even the most advanced business software.

Assorted streaming apps are seen on an iPhone, including Netflix, Prime Video, Max, Disney+, Hulu, YouTube TV, Sling TV, Paramount+, Apple TV, Peacock, fuboTV, Philo, DirecTV, tubi, Pluto TV, and Plex

Ridiculous tech predictions from 1990s business magazines that actually came true

By Bryan M Wolfe published 10 May 25

Many never expected we'd be able to stream video content on demand.

I used automation to improve how I use Gmail - and so can you

By Bryan M Wolfe published 27 April 25

Are you using Gmail the right way? Use automation to make email easier.

I tested 3 project management tools for remote teams - there was one clear winner

By Bryan M Wolfe published 27 April 25

When it comes to Asana, Microsoft Teams, and Slack, is there a clear winner?

Subscription vs. one-time purchase software: we analyzed the true cost for SMBs

By Bryan M Wolfe published 26 April 25

Should you purchase software on a one-time or subscription basis? Let's look at the pros and cons of each.

6 forgotten office technologies that secretly shaped today's remote work revolution

By Bryan M Wolfe published 26 April 25

Which of these old office technologies did you use or know about?

Best screenshot tool for Mac in 2026: fast and easy to use options

By Bryan M Wolfe last updated 24 April 25

TechRadar outlines the best screenshot tools for Mac available in 2026.

One week with pCloud: 5 things I learned about this secure Google Drive alternative

By Bryan M Wolfe published 6 April 25

There are lots of reasons to use pCloud over Google Drive - here are my key findings.

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8 signs your company needs to upgrade its cybersecurity

By Bryan M Wolfe published 6 April 25

There are many warning signs that your business needs to take action to protect itself from cybersecurity threats - look for them here.

Is Microsoft Teams all you need, or is Zoom still necessary?

By Bryan M Wolfe published 5 April 25

When it comes to video conference software two that stand out are Zoom and Microsoft Teams. Is one better than the other? Should you use both or only one?

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8 tips for effective email outreach: finding success

By Bryan M Wolfe published 5 April 25

So you're tasked with sending out emails to solicit new clients or to make existing ones happen - here are some tips you can follow.

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7 essential Chrome extensions for boosting your business productivity

By Bryan M Wolfe published 5 April 25

Google Chrome’s extensive extension offerings solve some of your biggest business-related dilemmas. Here are our favorite extensions and the benefits you’ll gain from them.

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5 common customer relationship mistakes (and how to fix them)

By Bryan M Wolfe last updated 4 April 25

If customers are unhappy, they won’t remain customers for long. Here are some strategies to improve customer satisfaction and encourage them to help you attract more customers.

Microsoft Office Online on an MacBook Pro

5 things I never realized about using Microsoft Office online

By Bryan M Wolfe published 1 April 25

Using Microsoft Office online could be much better than you thought.

5 reasons it’s still important to consider Parallels for business

By Bryan M Wolfe published 1 April 25

Run Windows on a Mac is a breeze with Parallels Desktop.

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