About Us — WekyTech
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Meta Title: About WekyTech — Who We Are and What We Do
Meta Description: WekyTech is a tech blog dedicated to helping US and Canadian readers fix phone problems, compare devices, and make smarter tech decisions. Meet the team behind it.
About WekyTech
WekyTech is a technology blog built for everyday people — not just tech enthusiasts.
We cover the real questions people search for: why your iPhone keeps disconnecting from WiFi, which phone plan actually gives you value for your money, whether the iPad Pro is worth $400 more than the iPad Air, and how to get more battery life out of a phone you bought two years ago.
Our focus is the US and Canadian market. Every recommendation, every price, and every carrier comparison on this site reflects what’s actually available and relevant to readers in North America — not a generic international audience.
We don’t do spec-sheet comparisons. We test, we use the products ourselves, and we write about what we find.
What We Cover
Fix Articles — step-by-step solutions to the most common phone, laptop, and internet problems, ranked by how often each fix actually works.
Comparisons — honest, side-by-side breakdowns of flagship phones, tablets, internet providers, and carriers — with a clear verdict at the end.
Best Guides — tested rankings of routers, earbuds, budget phones, and phone plans, based on real-world use rather than manufacturer claims.
How-To Guides — practical optimization guides that help you get more from the devices you already own.
About the Author
Raouf Osman — Founder & Tech Writer
Raouf Osman is a tech researcher and writer with a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science. He founded WekyTech with a straightforward mission: give North American readers the kind of clear, honest tech guidance that most review sites bury under affiliate deals and inflated ratings.
Raouf has spent years researching consumer electronics, mobile platforms, and home networking — and writes every article on WekyTech himself. His background in computer science means the technical depth is real, and his approach to writing means it stays accessible to readers who aren’t engineers.
When he’s not writing about technology, he’s testing it — using devices as daily drivers, running fixes across multiple hardware configurations, and verifying that every recommendation on this site is something he’d stand behind personally.
Education: Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Specialty: Consumer electronics, mobile troubleshooting, home networking, smartphone comparisons
Market Focus: United States and Canada
Our Editorial Standards
We test before we publish.
Every fix article covers steps verified across real devices. Every “Best” list reflects hands-on use, not spec aggregation. Every comparison is based on direct side-by-side evaluation.
We disclose when something changes.
Every article shows a “Last Updated” date. When products are discontinued, prices change, or better options emerge, we update the content — not just the date.
We are not paid to recommend.
WekyTech may earn affiliate commissions from some product links — this never influences which products we recommend or how we rank them. If a $69 earbud outperforms a $150 one in our testing, we say so.
We cover both platforms equally.
iPhone and Android each get honest coverage. We don’t have a platform preference — the right recommendation depends on your situation, not our brand loyalty.
Why “WekyTech”?
The name reflects the site’s purpose: accessible, practical technology guidance. Not corporate. Not intimidating. Just clear answers to the tech questions people actually ask.
WekyTech is based online and serves readers across the United States and Canada.
For questions, corrections, or partnership inquiries, visit our Contact page.