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Justin Duino is the Managing Editor at How-To Geek. He is responsible for assigning tasks to writers and making sure all guides and articles are accurate and as informative as possible.

His career started almost a decade ago when he purchased his first Android smartphone (Motorola Droid 2). After learning how to hack and install ROMs on the handset, Duino began writing tutorials on his publication called AndroidMeter. This website eventually became a traditional Android blog where Duino and several others wrote technology news and reviews.

After several years, Duino began to work as a freelance writer for other publications. Over the years, he wrote thousands of articles and tutorials on sites such as 9to5Google, 9to5Mac, 9to5Toys, Electrek, Phandroid, and Android Central. Lastly, before coming to How-To Geek, Duino spent the year as a Staff Editor for Android Authority.

Outside of his written work, Duino is occasionally asked to be a guest commentator on CBS News and BBC World News and Radio to discuss current events in the technology industry. Most notably, he was brought on as an expert to talk about a string of smishing attempts that impersonated FedEx and the U.S. government's decision to add Huawei to the Entity List and ban it from doing business with American companies.

During his free time, Duino works to perfect his photography and drone videography skills as well as cheering on the San Francisco Giants.

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