Articles by Max Slater-Robins

Max Slater-Robins has been writing about technology for nearly a decade at various outlets, covering the rise of the technology giants, trends in enterprise and SaaS companies, and much more besides. Originally from Suffolk, he currently lives in London and likes a good night out and walks in the countryside.

Articles by: Max Slater-Robins

How to use Acrobat AI to summarize and double-check your tax return before you file

By Max Slater-Robins published 18 February 26

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US tax season is here – but it doesn't have to be overcomplicated

Optery data removal service review

By Bryan M Wolfe last updated 16 February 26

One of the strongest data removal services in 2026

LG and Samsung TVs showing their cloud gaming services on the screen. Traditional Xbox and PS5 consoles sit in front of them, while TV boxes stand in the background

Cloud gaming on TVs suddenly looks like the future — 2026 is the year the 'no console' world becomes realistic, thanks developments and hardware shortages

By Max Slater-Robins published 11 February 26

With 4K 120Hz arriving on TV cloud gaming and hardware prices rising, maybe you don't need an Xbox or PS5 any more.

8 fitness features hiding in your smartwatch that you’ll actually use

By Max Slater-Robins published 8 February 26

Get the most out of your smartwatch with these simple tricks

Hootsuite review

By Rob Clymo last updated 2 February 26

Hootsuite starts at $199/month with a 30-day trial, but you’ll want a costlier plan to reach its full potential.

A person monitors their heart rate using an Apple Watch.

7 settings I change on every Apple Watch for a 'calmer, clearer, and more useful' experience

By Max Slater-Robins published 1 February 26

From Live Activities to Notifications, these are the 7 settings you should change on your Apple Watch right out of the box.

Is Incogni a good choice for a data removal service in 2026? This expert review certainly thinks so

By Bryan M Wolfe last updated 30 January 26

A data removal service you can count on

Samsung's Micro RGB TV at CES 2026, with a sign saying Micro RGB 130"

130-inch TVs vs the projector: 2026's giant TV launches point to a new living-room battle

By Max Slater-Robins published 29 January 26

Choosing between a giant TV and a home theater projector is about to get a lot harder…

Got a new Apple Watch? Here are 3 hidden features you're probably not using (but should be)

By Max Slater-Robins published 17 January 26

3 secret Apple Watch features you probably didn't know about, from Nightstand Mode to offline navigation.

5 fitness apps that can help you stick to your workout goals in 2026, according to science

By Max Slater-Robins published 14 January 26

The best fitness apps to download and help you get started working out this year.

Best Data Removal Service of 2026: Expert Reviews, Comparisons, and Real-World Testing

By Benedict Collins last updated 9 January 26

Data removal services help keep your data safe and out of the hands of data brokers online

Just got a new Samsung Galaxy Watch? Check out these 3 hidden features you won't want to miss

By Max Slater-Robins published 25 December 25

Samsung's smartwatches are among the best we've tested, and that's in part due to the fantastic feature set. Some are pretty hidden, though; here's the best we've found.

An AI-generated image of a boy's face surrounded by butterflies using Adobe Firefly

How to add special effects and transitions to videos using Adobe Firefly

By Max Slater-Robins published 22 December 25

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We look at how to take your videos to the next level with Firefly

Adobe Express new tools with three options against a pink-orange background

How to remove background from your image for free with Adobe Express

By Max Slater-Robins published 19 December 25

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Removing that annoying background has never been easier with the AI tools in Adobe Express.

3 Wear OS features you're probably not using, but should be

By Max Slater-Robins published 18 December 25

Smartwatches are more feature-filled than ever, but that can make it difficult to know where to start to make the most out of your tech. Here are some features you might have missed.