Max Miller
School
University Of Colorado, Columbia University
Expertise
Android, Windows, Audio
- Max has a lifetime of hands-on experience with technology, from custom Android development to digital audio engineering.
- His proficiency with Android is evident in his writing, which covers extensive ground, from general advice in "12 Essential Apps Every Android Owner Should Always Have Installed" to more niche insights like "The Coolest Ways To Use NFC On Your Android Phone."
- An audiophile at heart, Max knows all there is to know about audio production. Whether you want to make music on your Android or choose the best laptop for a bigger sound-focused project, Max will prove an inexhaustible resource.
Experience
Max is an author and journalist. His extensive hands-on experience has made him an expert on pro audio, Android, Windows PCs, and consumer tech. His fiction has appeared in Fatal Flaw Literary Magazine, and his journalistic nonfiction has been featured at CBR, The Intermountain Jewish News, and more.
Education
Max holds an MFA in writing from Columbia University School of the Arts, where he served as managing editor of the Columbia Journal, and a BA in English from the University of Colorado, where he minored in political science.
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Stories By Max Miller
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Whether to study or practice, these Android apps help musicians with a range of functions, from notation to ear training, music theory and songwriting.
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With the changeover finally completed, Elon Musk has seemingly killed off the last remnants of Twitter, with the URL now redirecting permanently to 'X.com.'
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Alongside the headline AI announcements, there's been a number of important privacy and security features upgraded to protect Android users.
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Google I/O ‘24 unveiled some of the latest technology being developed by the company, with audio-based AI protection being one of the more interesting features.
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Some come from the early days of the platform, while others are still shiny and new. But what they all have in common is a design that stands the test of time.
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AI chatbots recently took the world by storm. We compared two of the biggest, OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Gemini, to see which was smarter.
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Coinciding with Apple's recent announcement of the newest iPad Pro was its "Crush" advert, which has stirred up a frenzy of creator backlash. Here's why.
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Google is notoriously bad at keeping its upcoming phones a secret, and rumors are already leaking. Here's a list of what we expected with its next Pixel Fold.
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Google is launching the Pixel 8a, the latest midrange phone that has everything the flagship phones have with just a few compromises. Here's what we know.
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Every PC gamer knows that your games are only as good as your GPU. But with Nvidia's 5000-series cards just around the corner, should you wait for an upgrade?
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Google I/O is right around the corner and we have some thoughts on what we might see at the show. Android 15? Yes. Hardware? Yes. AI? Holy cow, so much AI.
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No one expects their nice smart TV to start attacking their Windows PC. Here's how you can figure out if it's happening to you, and what to do about it.
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The Rabbit R1 was launched with much promise and excitement, but does this latest AI gadget live up to the hype? Here is a look at everything we know.
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There are so many Bluetooth headphones on the market that it can be difficult to choose. To help, here are five of the best to consider in 2024.
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When you are traveling or just running a quick errand, having a smartphone holder is a must. Here are five of the best to buy for your car in 2024.
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AI has exploded in popularity over the past couple years, but there are important issues to consider before you start using this technology in your daily life.
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Test versions of Android 15 indicate Google may be creating a feature that competes directly with one of Samsung's best for its Galaxy devices.
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If you bought Samsung's top-of-the-line smartphone last year, the Galaxy S23 Ultra, you might be wondering how long it will last. Here's what we know.
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The Android landscape features countless phones with interesting new developments and staggering megapixel counts. Here are eight notable new features in 2024.
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AirPods offer Apple users convenience with size, sound, and battery life, but which models of these tiny headphones offer noise cancellation?
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Google is rolling out its new Find My Device network to provide assistance to Android users when they've misplaced anything from a phone to their headphones.
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Most people associate picture quality with resolution, not refresh rate, and the relationship can be a bit complex;
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Spotify offers many perks to membership, but when it's time to go, it's time to go. Here's what to know about your account beforehand.
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Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome are two of the most popular Chromium-based browsers out there. But which is better and which should you use?
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All of the convenient AI photo editing features from Google are coming to more Android phones. Here's how to use Magic Editor, Magic Eraser, and more.
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NFC technology allows you to trigger actions on your phone by tapping the back of the device to another NFC-enabled point of contact.
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Even if you avoid common mistakes people make when buying Bluetooth headphones, you're probably still not maximizing their full potential.