One of the coolest presents I ever got was a skateboard from my Aunt and Uncle. However I was utterly rubbish at it, and found myself struggling to get any traction, even on really steep hills. The second I got any speed I would fall off the board, or the wheels would grind mysteriously and cause the board to stop. Over 15 years later I return for round two, this time trying out an even more advanced piece of extreme sports kit – The Whiplash.
In the past week I’ve been made to feel like an expert barman and a drinks connoisseur thanks to a bundle of products from
Drinkstuff.com. These include a brandy pipe that promises to change the way you taste brandy, and assorted cocktail gift sets that give you the tools to re-live the movie Cocktail, or start your own bar at home. So if you will raise your glasses, we’ll get started.
Okay so today we're testing the Dragon NaturallySpeaking kit (version 11.5 Premium) and this entire review has been made with the software. This will be the first time I've ever dictated a review rather than writing it down by hand. So any errors will be tweaked through the software any grammatical things I say will also be left so this will read a little differently as if I've said it rather than written it so bear with me.
Bugs are taking over the world, scuttling around worksurfaces and multiplying in numbers. And yet, it’s a phenomenom that we’re happy to be a part of, or at least we are in the case of Hexbug, electronics critters that act like giant bugs, and take over homes with their buzzing and crawling.
Today’s review takes a look at these Hexbug's, and why they’ve become so popular that people are willing buy bugs.
We have three festive themed kitchen product reviews today with products from Eddingtons. There’s a handy tray for cooking mince pies, a nutcracker in the shape of everyone’s favourite Reindeer, and a pop-up timer designed to help anyone cook the perfect Christmas turkey.
So as we get ready for the big day (and all the cooking!) let’s get stuck in to some revews:
