The Internet is a wide world of opportunity and a strong mean of commucation. Undoubtedly the greatest discovery in the tech world, this source of information made way for people to commucicate with the world, in the easiest and the cheapest of ways.
Today we focus on blogging, which was adopted by the web long before newspapers started to make their stories available online. And the tech community embraced it with open arms and occupied most of the blogosphere.
Breaking tech news, updates on upcoming and ongoing latest gadgets and first-hand reviews not only guided the readers through the tech world but also led them to a much insured and safer trade market.
Mashable
Mashable is, as the name clearly dictates, a mash up of Twitter, Facebook, entertainment, news and everything else that exists in the tech world and everything that the techies talk about. This social media guide is the ultimate place for blog updates from any social media site and is worth a look.
Gizmodo
After they paid for a “lost” next-gen Apple iPhone they pretty much stole the attention of almost everyone in the tech world and became the TMZ of it. It became front page coverage for newspapers all around the world. With some of the funniest commentators in the world, and hundreds of post relevant to scandals, this site became a must follow one with a youth-vibe.
GigaOM
For the inside scoop of what's trending around the world, follow this site. Om Malik’s creation has grown into one of the largest blogs worldwide. They cover news and analysis on Web 2.0, technologies and startups, social media, gaming and everything else. They have a bunch of tech crazy writers who write over a 100 articles everyday to cover'em all! And that together led them to success.
ZDNet
Formerly known as Zeddnet, this site has existed for who knows how long. Founded in 1991, formerly on CompuServe and Prodigy, ZDNet was purchased in 2000 by CNET (CBS Interactive), and reports on a variety of tech news. They focus heavily on the usual suspects (Apple, Microsoft, Google), ZDNet also features product reviews, software downloads and tons of news and analysis on tech businesses and issues.
