Stephanie Faris is a novelist and technology writer who has written about technology since 2011. Her work has appeared on a wide variety of tech sites, including Techwalla, Dell's TechPageOne, and Dataversity.
Prior to becoming a freelance writer, Stephanie worked as a help desk manager for the Tennessee Bureau of Health Licensure and Regulation. Her I.T. support career spanned 13 years and included serving as multimedia coordinator for the state's medical licensure hearings.
Stephanie's technology writing work began with SmallBizTechnology.com and progressed to a wide range of publications. In addition to her bylined work, she's ghostwritten technology content for marketing firms and entrepreneurs. Her non-technology content has been published on NYPost.com, Neighborhoods.com, and Mental Floss, among many others.
After becoming a full-time freelance writer, Stephanie made the switch to Mac products and never looked back. Although she spent 13 years supporting Windows products exclusively, she prefers the Mac interface.
When she's not writing about technology, Stephanie is a children's novelist, with multiple books under contract with Simon & Schuster. She's the author of the Piper Morgan chapter book series, as well as several books for tween readers.
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As voice recognition continues to grow in popularity, device owners are gradually moving more toward speaking into their phones rather than typing. That means when you set a reminder to pick up milk on the way home or make a hair appointment, you’re more likely to pull up your phone’s voice memo app than type […]
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Are you getting enough sleep? According to the CDC, one in three adults isn’t. Lack of sleep may leave you cranky and unprepared to meet the next day’s challenges, but over time it can have more serious health consequences. If you have a smartphone though, the tools you need to get more sleep are just […]
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If you have an Apple device, you’re likely familiar with Safari. Although it’s not nearly as popular as Google Chrome, the fact that it’s built into every MacBook, iPhone, and iPad means that it’s still being used on plenty of devices. Although Safari is packed with its fair share of features, including incognito mode and […]
