First of all, the word blog is the abbreviated “web log”. Most of the time this is maintained by one person or sometimes a group of people who are constantly submitting topic posts, events, comments and whatnot on a particular theme or topic. Now a tech blog is actually the same thing; is a website that sends news, comments, stories, events and everything that has to do with technology. Most of the time, it discusses advancements, new inventions, upgrades, and breakthroughs in the world of technology.
Many entities have dedicated themselves to tech blogging or tech blogging for short. Probably the reason is that information technology is all about new and progressive technology, so abandon the traditional way of disseminating news and information and use technology itself as the way to deliver relevant news and breakthroughs in the information technology world. In this case, the ideal channel would be the Internet. There are a large number of technology blogs and they deal with specific information technology topics.
o Electronista: The Latest Gadgets for Standard IT Nerds
o Switched: Want to hear the latest in layman technology? This is the site. It also includes weird and sometimes funny news related to computers and devices.
o Gearlog: It is similar to the TV guide, but this time it is for geeks. It lists the latest gadgets and their application.
o Daily Tech – A no-nonsense tech blog, created for the tech-savvy intellectual people
o Epicenter: A serious look at the business side of information technology
o Silicon Valley Insider – Similar to Epicenter, however, this blog looks at business issues and how they affect other facets of the information technology world, such as media and communications.
o CRAVE – This blog is a comprehensive guide to the latest computer hardware and other computer related devices and reviews and performance comments for each.
o Green Tech – the equivalent of Green Peace in the field of information technology. This blog takes on the role of technologies to keep the earth green and eco-friendly.
o Geek Dad – For nerds and non-geeks alike who have kids and want to spend quality tech time with them, this is a great blogging site. It includes activities that you can do with children.
o Techdirt – more like the competitive intelligence type of the information technology world. This blog site helps subscribers make the right decisions by providing them with accurate data that they can use.
o Gadget Lab: concise and to the point feedback and reviews on the latest gadgets
or Slashdot.org – the New York Times for geeks. What is important to them are all here.