Gadget Hacks is an internet company dedicated to offering “the most comprehensive smartphone guide on the web.” Launched in 2008 by Stephen Chao and Mike Goedecke as a sister site to the instructional video-guide website WonderHowTo, which provides “fresh hacks for a changing world,” Gadget Hacks specializes in life hacks for smartphones. As an employer, Gadget Hacks has posted freelance, hybrid, 100% remote, and work-from-anywhere jobs in writing, editing, computer & IT, research, news & journalism, and other disciplines. The company maintains a team of gadget-loving professionals and is interested in hiring talented candidates who love learning about the detailed features of Apple or Android smartphones.

Gadget Hacks works to provide tips and information that help consumers get the most out of their mobile devices and decide which device will best meet their needs when they are ready for an upgrade. The site features phone-comparison pages, information on the latest operating systems, new phone leaks and rumors, and much more. Examples of articles found on Gadget Hacks include “100+ Secret Dialer Codes for Your iPhone,” “Turn Your iPhone’s Keyboard into a Trackpad for Easier Cursor Placement,” and “How to Extract & Back Up All of Your Text Messages on Android.”

Gadget Hacks is an internet company dedicated to offering “the most comprehensive smartphone guide on the web.” Launched in 2008 by Stephen Chao and Mike Goedecke as a sister site to the instructional video-guide website WonderHowTo, which provides “fresh hacks for a changing world,” Gadget Hacks specializes in life hacks for smartphones. As an employer, Gadget Hacks has posted freelance, hybrid, 100% remote, and work-from-anywhere jobs in writing, editing, computer & IT, research, news & journalism, and other disciplines. The company maintains a team of gadget-loving professionals and is interested in hiring talented candidates who love learning about the detailed features of Apple or Android smartphones.

Gadget Hacks works to provide tips and information that help consumers get the most out of their mobile devices and decide which device will best meet their needs when they are ready for an upgrade. The site features phone-comparison pages, information on the latest operating systems, new phone leaks and rumors, and much more. Examples of articles found on Gadget Hacks include “100+ Secret Dialer Codes for Your iPhone,” “Turn Your iPhone’s Keyboard into a Trackpad for Easier Cursor Placement,” and “How to Extract & Back Up All of Your Text Messages on Android.”