Fernando Cassia

Fernando Cassia is a freelance Tech Writer living in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He has also written for Mike Magee's The Inquirer, Theo Valich’s BSN, TechEye, and other online publications. When he's not chasing Phishers, he's procrastinating on Twitter. Find him at @fcassia

Articles by: Fernando Cassia

A BenQ PD2725U, our top pick for the best monitor for video editing, against a cyan techradar background

Best monitors for video editing of 2024: top picks for all budgets

By Steve Clark last updated

Updated We put the best monitors for video editing to the test to find the most color-accurate screens for video projects.

A MacBook connected to a monitor in a home office during our review process

Best monitor for MacBook Pro in 2024: Top displays for every need

By Collin Probst last updated

We've tested out the best monitor for MacBook Pro and these are our top picks for a second screen for your Apple laptop.

Studio Display in a photo studio

Best monitors for the Mac mini of 2024

By Collin Probst last updated

We test the best monitors for the Mac mini - if you want high-resolution displays with USB-C and HDMI connectivity, you've come to the right place.

BenQ PD2725U

Best monitors for a dual screen setup in 2024

By Collin Probst last updated

We test the best monitors for a dual screen setup - if you want to see more screen and get more done, these are the top models we recommend.

Linux penguin logo on wood.

Best Linux PC of 2024

By Fernando Cassia last updated

Updated Explore the best Linux PC without the hassle of installing a distro on your own and configuring it.

Fingers typing on a computer keyboard.

Best keyboards for programmers of 2024

By Steve Clark last updated

The best keyboards for programmers will help you be more productive while minimizing mouse usage and hand fatigue.

Chromebook

Chrome OS: “A better Linux than Linux” so you can forget about Windows

By Fernando Cassia published

Moving from Windows to Chrome OS turned out to be a pleasant surprise now that using Linux and Android apps are easier.

Phishing

How to shut down a phishing operation in 48 hours

By Fernando Cassia last updated

And you can do it, too, even without Gmail’s help

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