As we enter a new year and a new decade, both printed and online media are delivering the usual 'looking-back-on-the-past-year/decade' style pieces, followed by 'predictions-for-the-next-year/decade' ones. Though one can sometimes get a little bored of the format, it's worth noting that this boredom is very quickly dispelled once you come across an actual interesting and well-written list. And here are a couple of quick links to two such well-written and informative pieces...
The first is Techcrunch's annual list of technology which blogger Michael Arrington uses everyday. The list is lengthy and extremely informative, and mercifully steers clear of the super obvious options you might expect. Get over to Techcrunch to find out more on that one.
Secondly, Endgadget has a great 'ten gadgets of the decade' feature which is well-balanced to cover the period evenly, though I should warn you that you might end up shopping for these items before you know it, despite having not considered them necessary before (read with self-restraint if the Christmas hoohah has left you somewhat financially crippled...)
Anyway, that's all - hope you enjoy some top journalism from two of the finest tech and web blogs out there :)
Dejan Levi
