About Jonathan Weinberg
Jonathan Weinberg is a freelance technology and consumer journalist who has written for a range of newspapers including The Sun, Daily Mail, The Independent and The Sunday Times. Contact jon@pluggedin.co.uk
As Google get ready to announce the long awaited Nexus tablet, here’s 10 Things you need to know from rival Microsoft’s big Windows Phone 8 and Surface tablet launches.
Apple has unveiled new MacBook Air and Pro models plus announced news of iOS 6 and its Mac Mountain Lion OS X operating system at its WWDC 2012 developers’ conference in San Francisco. Find out all the key points here.
With Father’s Day just around the corner, there’s plenty of gift ideas to suit every budget. Give your dad a gadget or technology present from the likes of Apple or Sony including a DAB radio, video camera and stubble clipper.
Get ready for the football at Euro 2012 and support England, the Republic of Ireland or any other nation with your pals round using some of the best party technology available including a popcorn maker, mini TV, personal DAB radio or George Foreman grill.
With Euro 2012 on the way, why not cheer on England and new boss Roy Hodgson – or the Republic of Ireland – by watching all the football action on a new television, whether LED, 3D or Smart.
The Queen celebrates 60 years on the British throne this weekend – here are some ways technology can help you commemorate her achievement from apps to websites to gadgets.
Want to learn what happens to an email after you’ve written it? Well, Google has come up with a virtual tour of electronic message delivery to educate you.
As British users on Twitter pass 10 million and the social network launches a new weekly email update, find out more and learn how to get started with the site with this handy How To guide to Twitter.
One in four Brits now does most of their TV viewing on-demand thanks to the popularity of Smart TVs and catch-up services such as BBC iPlayer, 4oD and Sky Go.
Surprisingly, only three in 10 people admit to having more friends online than offline, although, half of them do agree web relationships are far more superficial and less meaningful.
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