Lynnae Williams
School
Spelman College, Georgetown University
Expertise
Android And IOS, Video Games, Mac Computers
- Lynnae grew up surrounded by tech and has owned or tinkered with everything from the first Amazon Kindle to the latest Pixel Phone.
- When she's not writing, Lynnae loves using social media to keep up with the latest tech trends.
- An avid traveler, she loves taking tech gadgets along on her adventures around the world.
Experience
Lynnae got her start as a tech writer back in 2020. Since then, she has covered a wide range of topics, including streaming, blockchain technology, social media, web browsers, and gaming. She has also written how-to guides and product reviews for various online publications.
Education
Lynnae has a bachelor's degree in sociology and a master's degree in foreign service.
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Stories By Lynnae Williams
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Your car engine's air filter is one of the easiest maintenance tasks you can do and it has some very real benefits to your car's overall performance.
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If you spend any time browsing the internet, chances are you're using Google's Chrome web browser. Now, Microsoft has an extension to help keep your PC safe.
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If you're thinking about buying a car, it's important to look at why ticket prices have remained stubbornly high, and what it'll take for them to drop.
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We live in the social media age and, for better or worse, most of us are active participants. Still, there are some things you should always avoid posting.
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Have you ever wondered what that eco mode button in your car does? Here is everything you need to know about how it affects your car and when you should use it.
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It's taken a long time for iMessage to address the unsend messages problem, and even now it's more complicated than it should be. We've got the details.
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Have you ever considered the serial numbers of your Apple devices? Here is how you can find and use them to get valuable information about your devices.
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Transmission issues can result in a jerky driving experience and high revving of the engine. These are the symptoms of slipping, and what's needed to fix it.
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You want to get a device that meets your needs. Knowing what to look for, and asking the right questions, can help you avoid common mistakes.
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If you need to park your car for an extended period of time, there are a few considerations and precautions worth considering to ensure no nasty surprises.
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Responsible for shifting gears, the transmission is one of the most important parts of your car. Here are some bad habits that might be harming it.
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T-Mobile's 55+ plans offered older customers a variety of affordable services with great entertainment perks. But which ones offer the best values?
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The last thing you want is for your AirPods to die when you need them most, so here's how you can always know if the case is properly charging or not.
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Whether you're too busy to answer a call or you're avoiding unknown numbers, visual voicemail is great for screening. Here's how this convenient feature works.
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Your car not starting can be confusing and frustrating. If you are trying to troubleshoot the issue yourself, here are the most likely culprits.
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Diesel engines are oftentimes reserved for heavy duty vehicles dedicated to tough jobs, and as a result, require more heft and horsepower to power these tasks.
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When you sign up for Xfinity TV service, you'll receive its universal remote, but you'll need to program it to take advantage of its full capabilities.
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You don't have to settle with the out-of-the-box default Xbox Series X. Here are a few creative ways to modify and customize your console to make it stand out.
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Vizio's 5.1 surround sound system is pretty user-friendly, but you might encounter some issues pairing your subwoofer and soundbar. Here's how to fix them.
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If you want to stand out from all your Nintendo gaming friends, customizing your Switch is a great way to do it. Here are five cool things you can do.
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Gamers and cinephiles, rejoice! Surround sound headphones allow you to enjoy your favorite titles on the go, but there are some big details you need to know.
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Even the most reliable motorcycles aren't totally immune from battery troubles. So, if your bike won't start, what should you do? Is jump-starting it safe?
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If you want to browse the web on a larger screen, there are various ways you can do it with most modern Smart TVs. Here are a few methods you can use.
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If AT&T's free phone program sounds too good to be true, you may be onto something. Here are all the caveats that come with the free phone program.
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If you're looking for a better way to track your daily fitness goals, using the Apple ecosystem isn't a bad idea. Here are 5 great ideas you can start using.
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MicroLED TVs may be the next greatest thing in home entertainment, but there are sill issues with cost, scaling, and manufacturing.
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Getting caught speeding could ruin your day, or even cost you your license. These 3 smartphone apps can keep you under the limit when it counts.