A few years ago, PokerStars invited me to take part in a “Twitter Celebrity” poker tournament. I secretly suspect this had more to do with the fact that they had too few women who had agreed to participate and I knew the organizer but none the less I was seriously chuffed. I was a celebrity (on Twitter, perhaps, but a celebrity none the less!) and I was going to play in a real-life poker tournament! I’d coolly watch the flop, poker face in place, and bluff the boys out of …

While apps – especially games apps like online casino ones – are certainly not the only attraction of mobile phones for people, they are unquestionably a major part of the appeal. After all, a mobile could have a large, crystal clear screen display and a super powerful processor, but without apps it is still essentially not that much more than a standard phone. If you doubt the importance of high quality games apps for mobile users, you only need to look at the problems major manufacturers like Nokia and HP …

Finding contracts and deals which allow you to own an Apple smartphone without buying the model
What’s the best way to get hold on an iPhone? Probably by waiting patiently a few more weeks for the iPhone 5 to be released, and then snapping up an earlier model at a lower price.
Yet you can be sharper still – avoid the cost of buying the model altogether and check out the offers from network providers which include the phone for free in a contract.
This usually means that the contract lasts 24 months …

Imagine gliding down the high street, catching the envious looks of passerbys, with a handcrafted accessory of the finest Italian leather and lined with suede slung casually over your shoulder. No, this isn’t a Techette with the newest Prada or Gucci handbag, this is a Concrete Case laptop bag, the perfect accessory to protect and adorn your personal laptop.
Concrete Cases are the Louis Vuitton of laptop bags – their mission is to create a functional and protective bag for your most important piece of equipment that doesn’t sacrifice style and …

Bullseyehub becomes Evently
Leading technology company strengthens board ahead of planned expansion
Bullseyehub, the company reshaping event marketing, is changing its name to Evently. The name- change reflects a move to focus on event goers as well as on event organisers, enabling Evently to support its customers at every step of the event process.
The move comes as the company plans its next stage of growth. The team in London has grown from four people 18 months ago to 25 today, and is set to continue to grow rapidly over the next six …