Articles by Cesar Cadenas, Contributor

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Cesar has been writing for and about technology for well over 5 years now when he got his start writing tech articles for his university paper, The Grunion. What started off as a fleeting hobby soon flourished into a prosperous writing career. He started off writing about technology in the entertainment business before moving on to smartphones and computers.

He was recently a Technical Writer creating user guides about AV equipment before transitioning to a more consumer-oriented field. Cesar has since moved on to a freelance writer to share his love and knowledge of technology with readers all over. He also hopes to bridge the gap between consumers and companies by making everything easy to understand.

Articles by: Cesar Cadenas

Spotify wants to help newbie podcasters sound like the pros

By Cesar Cadenas published 22 November 22

Available on iOS and Android, Audio Enhancement is easy to use, but experienced creators may find it lacking.

Meta is finally trying to protect teens from 'suspicious adults' on Instagram and Facebook

By Cesar Cadenas published 21 November 22

In addition to the security update, Meta will be working with the NCMEC to stop the spread of teens' private content.

Microsoft Teams is putting sign-language front and center

By Cesar Cadenas published 19 November 22

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Launching as a client-side feature, Sign Language View will help hearing-impaired better see Microsoft Teams meeting interpreters.

Google Maps Live View and EV charging stations filter

Google Maps Live View will let you use AR to explore big cities like New York

By Cesar Cadenas published 17 November 22

The Maps update also makes it easier to find fast charging EV stations and wheelchair-friendly places.

DuckDuckGo's new data protection for Android could stop the trackers cold

By Cesar Cadenas published 17 November 22

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DuckDuckGo App Tracking Protection tool also adds real-time viewer so users know what data is being collected and by whom.

Not feeling well? Maybe it's time to call on Amazon

By Cesar Cadenas published 16 November 22

Called Amazon Clinic, the platform offers direct access to physicians for common conditions and prescription renewals.

WhatsApp betas on Android make it easier to talk to yourself

By Cesar Cadenas published 15 November 22

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One beta introduces Companion Mode for connecting multiple phones, while the other revamps self-messaging.

artist interpretation of Google Health Connect

Google's Health Connect beta is here to cut down your health app confusion

By Cesar Cadenas published 14 November 22

Made in collaboration with Samsung, Health Connect displays health data across six difference categories.

Google just made it possible to pay for Spotify Premium outside the Play Store

By Cesar Cadenas published 12 November 22

The UCB pilot program allows apps and services to use alternate payment options besides the Play Store.

Signify Festavia lights around Christmas tree

Philips Hue's first smart Christmas lights let you deck the halls with LEDs - and they're Matter-ready

By Cesar Cadenas published 11 November 22

The Signify Festavia supports Matter and many other smart home platforms.

New, optional Home Screen redesign tool discovered in second iOS 16.2 beta

By Cesar Cadenas published 10 November 22

Known as Custom Accessibility Mode, it aims to simplify the UI of iPhones and iPad, but you can't use it yet.

Red Bull's all-terrain e-scooter is made for maniacs with very deep pockets

By Cesar Cadenas published 9 November 22

Built, in part, by F1 engineers, the RBS 01 is designed to be tough and comes with 11-inch tires that grip the road like glue.

Airbnb hidden fees are about to check out - for good

By Cesar Cadenas published 8 November 22

Airbnb will display a location's total listing price and add new educational resources for Hosts.

YouTube Shorts invade the biggest screen in your home

By Cesar Cadenas published 7 November 22

You can now watch your favorite Shorts on smart TVs, but they may not work on models made before 2019.

Gmail will let you track your package delivery all the way to your door

By Cesar Cadenas published 4 November 22

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New Gmail package tracker will work with most American carriers, but may run into some trouble with Amazon orders.

Google Assistant just got more kid-friendly and a little safer, too

By Cesar Cadenas published 3 November 22

Continuing the company's family focused push, Assistant is gettings its first set of Parental Controls and new voices.

Arlo's new Pro 5S offers top-of-the-line security features – if you can afford it

By Cesar Cadenas published 2 November 22

The Pro 5S adds data encryption and connectivity during power outages, but requires you to buy a $200 security system.

New Google Search tools could help you save cash this Black Friday

By Cesar Cadenas published 1 November 22

Launching by the end of November, shoppers will have an easier time looking for special promotions and clip coupons.

Telegram forced to crack down on paid posts because Apple wasn't getting a cut

By Cesar Cadenas published 31 October 22

Another victim of App Store guidelines, creators on the platform can no longer use third-party tools to earn money.

Google Chrome 107 has some major security upgrades, so update now

By Cesar Cadenas published 28 October 22

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Alongside the slew of fixes, Chrome 107 adds support for HEVC, joining the likes of Safari.

Galaxy S22 update lets you take better pictures of, well, the galaxy

By Cesar Cadenas published 28 October 22

In an effort to outdo rivals, Samsung boosts night photography on flagship line.

Nothing Ear (stick) will have the price but maybe not all you want in ear buds

By Cesar Cadenas last updated 28 October 22

The Ear (stick) removes some of the in-demand features, like ANC, but adds new ones like Bass Lock for boosting sound.

iOS 16.2 and iPadOS 16.2 betas show off new collaborative features and useful bug fixes

By Cesar Cadenas published 26 October 22

Besides the new Freeform app, iPadOS and iOS 16.2 attempt to fix some long-standing bugs and improve older tools.

Wyze's new Pro camera gives you a better look at who's outside your door

By Cesar Cadenas published 25 October 22

Wyze's upcoming Cam v3 Pro can shoot 2K resolution video and has new features that enhance processing speed.

OnePlus Nord N300 5G is here but with limitations

By Cesar Cadenas last updated 25 October 22

A direct follow up to the N200, the Nord N300 5G launches with a better performing chipset and a lower resolution display.

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