
Arol Wright
Arol is a freelance news writer at How-To Geek and an enthusiast who nerds out about everything tech-related, most notably PCs, smartphones, and other gadgets.
He began writing online as a teenager, under a pseudonym, for the short-lived portal of a Spanish-language gaming website called Emudesc in 2013. He went back to writing years later in 2017 when he began writing for a small Google-focused blog called Pixel Spot, before landing a role at the XDA Developers portal some months later. His work is also featured on Android Police and MakeUseOf.
Outside of writing, Arol is a Pharmacy student at the Central University of Venezuela. He has also found himself involved in politics. When he's not writing, you'll find him hitting the gym, chasing a new hobby, or checking out his never-ending pile of textbooks.
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