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JasonSlater.co.uk Technology News Blog | September 14, 2013

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Loop Energy Saving Kit

Review: Loop Energy Saving Kit

Wednesday, 7 August 2013 |

Energy is surely one of the most costly recurring bills in a typical household and, unfortunately, it’s probably the one we pay least attention to as there is little useful, or insightful, information to go on. There are a number … Read More

Otterbox Defender Series with iON

Review: Otterbox Defender Series with iON Intelligence iPhone 4/4S Case

Wednesday, 26 June 2013 |

If you have ever dropped an iPhone, or been lost for battery power at a critical time, you’ll know “that” feeling. The iPhone isn’t cheap, and without protection it can easily break if dropped, so a reliable case can become … Read More

Innergie mMini DC 10

Review: 10W Dual USB Auto Adapter from Innergie

Wednesday, 12 June 2013 |

As good as gadgets and gizmos get they are all rendered pretty darned useless without power. In this review we’ll be looking at one solution to make life easier – the 10W Dual USB Auto Adapter from Innergie (Product Code: … Read More

Things I Would Like To See Happen In The Tech World Over The Next Five Years

Saturday, 16 February 2013 |

According to research by Cisco the number of mobile-connected devices in the world is going to outnumber the number of humans alive today – sometime this year. So, that’s over 7 billion mobile devices and the forecast is for that figure to exceed 10 billion by 2017. Attached to those mobile devices are dangly cables, huge energy requirements, legal disputes and endless frustration at internet performance speeds.

It seems as if the critical mass of take-up, of mobile technology, is exceeding the pace of evolution of the technology to support it.
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Smarter Energy Banner

UK Solar Panel Installations On The Rise Again

Tuesday, 11 December 2012 |

Solar Panel installations are on the rise again following a severe dip in installations during the early part of November – according to figures released by the UK DECC (Department of Energy and Climate Control).

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