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Rick Broida

Rick Broida

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Executive Editor, Tech, Yahoo Life

Earth, San Francisco, Walled Lake

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iOS , PC Hardware , Gaming, Windows, iOS , PC Hardware , Gaming, Artificial Intelligence

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Total articles 8455

  • Here are the best ways to extend the life of your iPhone battery

    By Rick Broida Verified| Yahoo Tech@ The average American spends 36.8 hours per day on their phone (no need to fact-check me, I'm a professional). Is it any wonder battery life is such a problem? With all that texting, scrolling, recording and reading, there's never enough juice. And the longer you keep your phone, the worse the problem gets: Rechargeable batteries lose capacity over time, often to the point where you can't get through the day on a single charge.

    By Rick Broida Verified · Yahoo Tech

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Find Your Glasses Prescription Without an Exam Using These Online Tools

    By Rick Broida Verified| CNET Verified Why You Can Trust CNET Our wellness advice is expert-vetted. Our top picks are based on our editors’ independent research, analysis, and hands-on testing. If you buy through our links, we may get a commission. Reviews ethics statement Wellness Personal Care If you're looking to get your glasses prescription online, I found this free tool that can do so for you. Rick Broida Senior Editor Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of reviews, features and blog posts.

    By Rick Broida Verified · CNET

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • Here are the best ways to extend the life of your iPhone battery

    By Rick Broida Verified| Yahoo Tech@ The average American spends 36.8 hours per day on their phone (no need to fact-check me, I'm a professional). Is it any wonder battery life is such a problem? With all that texting, scrolling, recording and reading, there's never enough juice. And the longer you keep your phone, the worse the problem gets: Rechargeable batteries lose capacity over time, often to the point where you can't get through the day on a single charge.

    By Rick Broida Verified · Yahoo Tech

    Apr. 11, 2025

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Yahoo Life