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Justin Pot

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Justin Pot

Justin Pot believes technology is a tool, not a way of life. He writes tutorials and essays that inform and entertain. He loves beer, technology, nature, and people, not necessarily in that order. Learn more at JustinPot.com.

Recent Articles by Justin Pot

Proton Drive Review

4.0

Proton Drive is the best choice if security and privacy are your main concerns in a cloud storage app, but that peace of mind comes at a price.

Starts at $4.99 Per Month
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By Justin Pot
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Notion Review

3.0

Notion is a good note-taking app for collaborating and is packed with features, including excellent AI integration, but it's overly complicated and doesn't work offline.

$0.00
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By Justin Pot
The Notion logo: a black outline of a cube with an N on it in a serif font on a white background

IDrive Review

4.5
Editors' Choice

IDrive is fast, easy to set up, and simple to use—and you won't find a better price per terabyte for backing up your devices.

Starting at $2.95 Per Year
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By Justin Pot
IDrive's logo; the word IDrive with the 'e' drawn in a padlock

RemotePC Review

4.0
Editors' Choice

RemotePC is an affordable service for remotely accessing another person's computer. It performs well, especially between Windows machines, and its business plans cost much less than the competition.

$2.95 for One-PC Plan
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By Justin Pot
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TextExpander Review

3.5

TextExpander is the smoothest text expansion tool on the market, but its subscription pricing doesn't make sense for individuals.

Starting at $3.33 Per User Per Month
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By Justin Pot
the TextExpander logo: An orange outlined lowercase letter 't', where the right side of the t's cross is an arrow pointing right and the word "textexpander" in gray on a white background