Tech Digest

Tech Digest

Tech Digest was founded in 2003 by two freelance tech writers, Chris Price and Ashley Norris. Both had prior experience writing for major UK publications, such as the Daily Mirror and The Guardian, as well as various monthly magazines from Future and Dennis Publishing. This venture marked their initial step into the world of blogging. Motivated by the success of Gawker Media and the Weblogs Inc network in the US, they teamed up with fellow freelance journalist Katie Lee to create the blogging network Shiny Media. In 2005, they launched their sister site, ShinyShiny, followed by several other blogs, including Who Ate All The Pies, which is currently managed by Anorak Publishing. After a re-launch in 2015, Tech Digest is now overseen by Chris Price and a small group of freelance writers. The site publishes between 6 to 10 articles on weekdays and additional pieces over the weekend. It covers a wide range of technology news, from smart fridges to 5G networks, and provides extensive coverage of major tech events like CES in Las Vegas and IFA in Berlin.

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  • 1 week ago | techdigest.tv | Chris Price

    Share Britain’s first-ever flying taxi has completed its first journey as the government backs plans to introduce the service by 2028. The prototype VX4 electric aircraft is the first of its kind to complete a cross-country trip from the Cotswolds in normal airspace outside of test conditions in European aviation history.

  • 1 week ago | techdigest.tv | Chris Price

    Share Excitement is building for the release of the Nintendo Switch 2, with at least two major UK retailers now confirming plans for limited midnight launch events. Currys has announced it will join Smyths in opening its doors at midnight for eager fans, though access will be highly restricted. The highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 is officially set to launch in just one week.

  • 1 week ago | techdigest.tv | Chris Price

    Share Lingerie giant Victoria’s Secret has temporarily suspended most of its US website and some in-store services to “address a security incident.” The normal website has been replaced with a customer notice informing visitors that the company is “working around the clock to fully restore operations.” While its UK website remains unaffected, the incident has prompted concerns and frustration among customers.

  • 1 week ago | techdigest.tv | Chris Price

    A new report from NordVPN reveals that nearly 800 million internet cookies belonging to UK consumers have been leaked online, with over 66 million still active and posing a significant fraud risk. Globally, the number of leaked cookies has surged from 54 billion to 94 billion in the past year, with the UK ranking 27th out of 253 assessed countries.

  • 1 week ago | techdigest.tv | Chris Price

    Share Complaints received by the UK’s communications regulator, Ofcom, showed a decline in the final quarter of 2024, with a decrease across most services. However, while fixed broadband, pay-monthly mobile, and pay-TV services saw a reduction in complaints, landline complaints held steady compared to the previous quarter. Looking at a broader year-on-year comparison, the overall volume of complaints for all four sectors has decreased.

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