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CCL Computers – Awarded Best Online Retailer 2008 for PC, PC Components, Laptops, Notebook, Computer Components, Intel Servers, Hard Drives, PC Memory
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devolo.co.uk

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Internet, PC or game console: linked together quickly and easily over existing electrical wiring

YoYoTech.co.uk

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PC hardware in the heart of London, House of Technology

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Modular, open source hardware

Artificial Scale

2 April 2013 @ 2:45 pm

There is growing developer interest in what is popularly called the Internet of Things (IoT) – in essence, anything connected to the Internet that’s not a laptop, tablet or smartphone.  As the price of microcontrollers, CPUs and networking chips continue to fall, it becomes easier to incorporate them in just about any type of product. [...]

The Future of Cable Innovation?

12 October 2012 @ 7:30 pm

Working with huge companies like Comcast has many advantages for a small firm like Bug Labs.  But one of the downsides is they typically like to keep innovative new ideas and initiatives close to the vest.   Their dead serious interest in IP and the institutional protections they place on it permeates everything they do. [...]

TechCrunch Disrupt NYC!

23 May 2012 @ 11:13 am

We’ll be presenting and demonstrating our gear at the TechCrunch Disrupt NYC 2012 conference today.  Last time we did this was with TechCrunch Disrupt in SF last September with Ford showing off our OpenXC platform.  It was a great event.  TCD NYC is hosting a “Hardware Alley” in response to the growing interest in DIY [...]

2011 in Review

17 January 2012 @ 2:18 am

CES always marks a point of reflection for me – a time to look back at the prior year and see how we measured up.  It was at CES 2008 that we officially launched Bug Labs and won the CNET “Best of Show Award for Emerging Technology”.  It was a heady week.  It’s hard to [...]

Social Machines

18 October 2011 @ 2:10 pm

If you’re like me, you start to reflexively roll your eyes when you see some new, previously unmolested noun get saddled with the term “social”.  We have social everything these days.  And the trend doesn’t seem to be going anywhere.  The reason I think, though it doesn’t lessen the annoyance factor, is that the term [...]

The Open Hardware Summit is alive!

23 August 2011 @ 3:25 am

It is time to get your tickets and check out the lineup of speakers this year, featuring some of the biggest game-changers in Open Hardware history. Bug Labs is proud to be a catalyst in this revolutionary movement. TICKETS Please, purchase your tickets here: http://ohs2011-eorg.eventbrite.com/ Tickets include breakfast, lunch, snack time, cocktails, plus an amazing goodie bag from our [...]

Machine2Cloud

19 August 2011 @ 3:35 am

I have a deep seated ambivalence for the term “M2M”.  I see it as an anachronism, too rooted in the past to be useful to us now.  But today everyone is using it to describe all kinds of markets/technologies.  Between the term’s history and the current hype I can’t help but think it’s confusing the [...]

Mobile M2M is the Next Wave for Mobile Enterprise

10 August 2011 @ 9:02 pm

A few years ago I started a company called Antenna Software.  For those of you old enough to remember, the Mobile Internet was going-to-be-huge in 2000…  Eleven years later it’s now starting to live up to that promise and Antenna has benefitted from the upswell.  Antenna focuses on what’s called the Mobile Enterprise, a market [...]

Sponsor the Open Hardware Summit!

4 August 2011 @ 8:18 pm

Sponsor the Summit! Sponsorship for the Open Hardware Summit is open! Special thanks to our sponsors who have already donated. Founded last year by Bug Labs and littleBits, The summit is in its second iteration in partnership with MAKE and Makerfaire at the New York Hall of Science. Last year, 350 people came together to share knowledge [...]

Top Ten M2M Misconceptions

2 August 2011 @ 1:51 pm

1 – It’s new – No.  The acronym “M2M” is at least 30 years old and so is the concept.  The good news is – it has a history of solid business value. 2 – It’s a market – It’s not.  It’s a heterogeneous collection of hundreds, if not thousands, of vertical niche markets (worldwide) all [...]

Insight UK

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Laptops, Computers, Components. Over 70,000 Products
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LinITX.com

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Linux hardware.

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Hardware compatibility for Linux
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Geek.com

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News Reviews for Gadgets, Gaming, Mobile & Computer Technology

Turnkey.co.uk

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Europe's Leading Music Technology Supplier

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Technology News and Reviews

Forget Amazon, Apple and Google, Homey is my smart home system of choice for power

14 February 2026 @ 12:00 pm

Powerful and with brilliant device support, Homey provides the flexible automations that I've been craving since SmartThings lost WebCore. The post Forget Amazon, Apple and Google, Homey is my smart home system of choice for power appeared first on Trusted Reviews.

Samsung’s making a big mistake if it skips this feature in the Galaxy S26 range

14 February 2026 @ 9:30 am

Samsung is about to make an avoidable mistake by launching a flagship lineup without built-in magnets for proper Qi2 wireless charging. The post Samsung’s making a big mistake if it skips this feature in the Galaxy S26 range appeared first on Trusted Reviews.

iRobot is now Chinese – but your Roomba data stays in the US

13 February 2026 @ 3:57 pm

iRobot, the company behind the Roomba, has officially been acquired by Shenzhen‑based Picea Robotics. The post iRobot is now Chinese – but your Roomba data stays in the US appeared first on Trusted Reviews.

You can now use AI to find your next home

13 February 2026 @ 3:42 pm

Rightmove has launched a beta version of AI‑powered conversational property search in the UK. The post You can now use AI to find your next home appeared first on Trusted Reviews.

ChatGPT rival gets more free features as ads arrive

13 February 2026 @ 3:37 pm

Anthropic has upgraded Claude’s free tier, adding features previously reserved for paying users. The post ChatGPT rival gets more free features as ads arrive appeared first on Trusted Reviews.

Samsung’s new Penta QD-OLED tech promises brighter, longer-lasting screens

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Samsung Display has detailed its latest QD-OLED panel upgrade that's designed to boost brightness and durability in premium monitors and TVs. The post Samsung’s new Penta QD-OLED tech promises brighter, longer-lasting screens appeared first on Trusted Reviews.

This is the KitchenAid colour of 2026

13 February 2026 @ 3:27 pm

KitchenAid's colour of the year 2026 is much more eye-catching than Pantone's near-white alternative. The post This is the KitchenAid colour of 2026 appeared first on Trusted Reviews.

Sennheiser HDB 630 Review

13 February 2026 @ 2:36 pm

The Sennheiser HDB 630 are one of the best wireless headphones but they won’t be for everyone given their audiophile ambitions The post Sennheiser HDB 630 Review appeared first on Trusted Reviews.

Best Robot Lawn Mower 2026: Automate your lawn mowing

13 February 2026 @ 12:21 pm

Take the hassle out of gardening and let technology do the hard work for you, with our selection of the best robot lawn mowers. The post Best Robot Lawn Mower 2026: Automate your lawn mowing appeared first on Trusted Reviews.

Sky is making it easier to subscribe to Disney, HBO Max and Netflix

11 February 2026 @ 10:06 am

We now have a clearer sense of how HBO Max (and other streaming apps) will integrate into the Sky OS in 2026 The post Sky is making it easier to subscribe to Disney, HBO Max and Netflix appeared first on Trusted Reviews.