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Bryan Wolfe

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  • Writer, Freelance
  • None, Digital Trends, Stuff (UK)
Pennsylvania
As seen in: MSN, MSN Australia, MSN Canada, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, MSN UK, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, Yahoo News Malaysia, Yahoo Singapore and
Covers:  Mobile, Computers, B2B, AI, entertainment, audio, video
Writer, sometimes actor, Penn Stater. Sam’s dad. Comments are my own. starting goingsolo.life #solotravel 1776's Andrew McNair at Riverstage

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I've covered the tech industry for over a decade. While most of my writing has focused on the consumer beat, I also have experience writing about B2B and ghostwriting.

Highly motivated and detail-oriented Marketing Copywriter with
over 10 years of experience in the tech and education sectors.
Proven ability to craft compelling, conversion-focused copy for
diverse digital platforms, including web pages, social media, and
paid advertisements. Adept at translating complex technical
concepts into e…

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I turned on Google Home's camera automation and ditched my motion sensors

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By Bryan Wolfe 
| MUO
The novelty of smart home automation wore off pretty quickly once the upkeep kicked in. It never fails, some random weekend alert pops up about a dead battery, and suddenly I’m hunting around for a tiny motion sensor that takes some oddly specific replacement I don’t have on hand. As your smart home expands, these little friction points multiply. Sensors fall off walls when the adhesive degrades. They clutter up bookshelves.
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CleanMyMac X for Mac review

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By Bryan Wolfe 
| Inkl
CleanMyMac X. Utility apps for Mac abound, each pledging to keep your machine running smoothly. Some focus purely on junk removal, others on app management, and still others on malware protection. The challenge has always been that covering all of those bases typically means juggling several tools at once. CleanMyMac X, developed by MacPaw, has long aimed to solve that problem in a single package, and the app has grown considerably since its early days as a cleanup-focused utility.
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CleanMyMac X for Mac review

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By Bryan Wolfe 
| MSN
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I worked at AppAdvice, which is no longer publishing.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How is social media changing news?

It makes it much easier for misinformation to flow (bad), but makes it also easier to find people.

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