Marie Brewis
As the only remaining female at PC Advisor Towers, Marie keeps the boys in check - or their copy at least. Marie is Managing Editor of PC Advisor and, with a BA (Hons) Journalism degree under her belt, a regular contributor of reviews, tips and tricks. Her speciality is Android, and what she doesn't know about phones and tablets isn't worth knowing. She's also our resident social media guru, and can regularly be found on Facebook spreading technology information to the masses. Or at least that's what she tells us.
Articles by Marie Brewis
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8 tech resolutions for 2013
You may already be feeling a sense of dread over some of the New Year's resolutions you've told everyone you're going to make. Have you pledged to…
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Lenovo IdeaTab A2109A review
Lenovo's IdeaTab A2109A is a 9in Android tablet running Ice Cream Sandwich 4.1.1. It's a useful size for those for whom a 10in tablet is too big,…
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How to add Flash to Android Jelly Bean
Android Jelly Bean doesn't officially support Flash, but that doesn't mean it won't work. Here, we show you some simple tweaks to enable the…
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iPad, Android, Kindle, Windows: what tablet will you buy?
Tablets are this year's must-have tech toy, and the choice is endless. Fortunately, PC Advisor is here with tablet reviews and tablet buying advice.
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Use Google Music to listen to your music everywhere
Google Music has finally opened its doors to a UK audience, letting you access your favourite music any time, anywhere. Here's how to get started…
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Nexus 7 vs Kindle Fire HD vs Nook HD tablet comparison review
Nexus 7, Kindle Fire HD, Nook HD: these three small-screen tablets offer exceptional value. But which is best? Read our Nexus 7 vs Kindle Fire HD…
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Nexus 10 vs Surface RT vs iPad 4 tablet comparison review
The Nexus 10, Surface RT and fourth-generation iPad represent the best of each tablet operating system, but how do they stack up against each…
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Fake Windows 8 review
Fake Windows 8 lets you add a Windows 8 Modern UI-style Start screen to your Android tablet or smartphone.
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Disney Gnome Village review
Disney's Gnome Village is a delightfully simple building game that's similar to Facebook's GnomeTown, but designed for Android and iOS tablets and…
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Hidden Eye review
Get your own back on those who intend to frape you or snatch a forbidden glimpse at your private messages and data. Hidden Eye for Android is a…
Comments by Marie Brewis
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Cheap, but fast: Jelly Bean smartphones with dual-core processors
As I wrote at the beginning, we're often asked what is the cheapest dual-core smartphone. The S III mini might not be cheap in the true sense of…
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Google LG Nexus 4 vs Apple iPhone 5 comparison review
Fascinated by your comment.
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GoClever Tab A73 review
Sounds as though you'll have to do a hard reset, but you will lose any data on the tablet. Follow the instructions here:Â http://www.pcadvisor.co.…
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How to factory reset an Android tablet
Here you go:Â http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/how...
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Do I need a TV Licence?
Actually, although just over £2 of your monthly TV Licence fee is spent on radio, you don't need a TV Licence to listen to radio. This is from…
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Google Nexus 10 vs Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 comparison review
You can read it now:Â http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/rev...
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Nexus 4 vs Nokia Lumia 920 smartphone comparison review
I should probably make it clear I was referring to the fact it is a Google-branded Android smartphone, rather than simply an Android smartphone.…
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BBC confirms download service to rival iTunes
 Changed now, thanks guys.
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How to password-protect Android apps
You can lock both the email and Gmail apps on the Application Lock tab (and nothing else if that's how you want it). As for Android Market, there…
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Best Android apps: Five free apps popular right now
Thanks for warning us about the potential risks associated with this app, Maccyroo. I'm getting on to the developer re the permissions and will…


