Saeed Wazir
Author
-
194articles
-
1News
-
19Features
-
70Lists
-
77Guides
-
15Reviews
-
12Deals
About Saeed Wazir
Saeed Wazir is a South Africa-based journalist with over 15 years of IT experience and a love for reading and writing. He joined Pocket-Lint after writing tech articles for Dot Esports and Screen Rant and now covers the latest laptops, tablets, and PCs. When he's not looking for the latest gadgets, he's relaxing on the beach or exploring open-world games.
What was your first phone?
A blue Ericsson 768 with a stylish flip design.
When did your interest in technology begin?
Playing GTA and Quake II on my first PC, a Celeron 333MHz with 128MB of RAM, a 2GB hard drive, and a 64MB GeForce 2 GPU. It had a matching beige 14-inch monitor, a PS/2 keyboard, and a serial mouse with ball tracking.
What tech products or categories are you most passionate about?
Laptops, gaming PCs, and everything that goes with them, like monitors, mice, and keyboards.
Latest
Windows Snipping Tool is outdated - I use this free alternative instead
Easy screen capture and recording.
These AI-powered headphones are a game changer in more ways than one
Game-changing automation
5 reasons why I'll never get rid of my USB sticks, and neither should you
Cheap and fast storage
I tried the best Android Automation app, and I can't believe how much easier it made my life
This app helps me save hours a week
Please retire the 3.5mm headphone jack from laptops and give us ports we actually need
We've moved on
There's only one port your display needs, and it's not HDMI
A standard connection to rule them all.
I tested this projector and it made my TV obsolete
Bright enough for night or day viewing.
I use these customization apps to keep my desktop fresh and exciting
Spice things up with animated wallpapers and unique icons
5 useful tricks I use to improve my Samsung Galaxy's battery life
Get more runtime with less charging thanks to these tips.
5 Windows troubleshooting tools I use to avoid paying for repairs
It's easier to fix issues yourself for free.
I finally found a media app that's better than VLC
PotPlayer offers superior performance with a modern interface and the latest AI tools
I use these Android apps for creating content instead of a laptop
Turn your phone into a media powerhouse.
You won't find a smaller projector with this many features
Watch movies and presentations anywhere with Kodak's palm-sized LUMA 500.
I use a mid-range smartphone and don't regret it at all
I don't spend cash on features I don't need.
I don't mind cheaping out on these laptop accessories, and neither should you
Affordable gear that gets the job done.