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Gadget News • 16 Nov 2011

Gearburn Goes Daily

By Roger Hislop

Read nextReview: The Xperia Neo, shiny like a Chinese stereo

From today Gearburn goes daily – every day a new smorgasbord of reviews, tech news, views and tech industry musings. We tell it like it is, we connect the threads that give you the bigger story behind the story, and we have fun doing it, because we love this stuff.

Back in the saddle is launch editor Roger Hislop, with Steven Norris and Stuart Thomas carrying the load, managed by the ever-worthy managing editor, Michelle Atagana. We also have our top-drawer contributors – Martin Carstens, Ronan Steyn, Danny Greef, Rick Bosch and others. On top of this we’re kicking Gearburn TV up a notch with our video reviews, and bringing in more competitions and giveaways.

Let us know what you want more of: Phones? Games? Tablets? Robot lawnmowers? Rocketships? Sharks with frikking lasers on their heads? Drop us a line at info@gearburn.com

Roger Hislop

Roger is a tech fan that is hot, hot, hot for well designed, clever, beautiful things that make our lives a little bit more amazing. He spends a lot of time geeking out in a house littered with bits of cable and electronics. He owns his own oscilloscope ferchrissakes. He was in tech PR for twelve years, so can spot flimsy claims and weasel words from gadget manufacturers at 1,000 paces. He amuses himself writing about gadgets, bikes and cars for a couple of mags.