Group Project: The Ultimate Tech Blog Listing

Martin Brinkmann
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How many good tech blogs are out there ? What would you guess ? I'm always astonished to discover a new blog that I never heard before only to realize that I must have living behind the moon to not know it. This happens quite frequently and I add new blogs daily to my ever expanding list of feeds in Netvibes.

I'm however never satisfied until I know them all which is why I decided to make this post. I add five blogs to the list that I read on a daily basis and would like to receive hundreds of comments with tech blogs that you do read on a daily basis. This way we could create the ultimate collection of worthy tech blogs - would not that be fun..

Here we go, my top five technology blogs that I read: (in no particular order)

Connected Internet

    - one of my favorite blogs run by my friend Everton. He concentrates on Gadgets and Monetization but writes about other techy stuff as well.

Donation Coder

    - the blog is awesome with great topics mostly taken right from their well frequented forum. They do create applications as well.

Cybernet News

    - awesome blog with lots of great articles. Writes about the same stuff that I write about.

Download Squad

    - another great blog that concentrates on software, web services and general tips.

Digital Alchemy

    - a blog that is a little bit more on the dark side if you know what I mean. I love the dark side, hehe.

Comments

  1. Adonis said on
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    Nice!

  2. eches said on
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    Nice post! I hope to see more tech blogs to be shared here. Anyway, here are the blogs that I visit on regular basis
    raymond.cc
    sizlopedia.com

  3. Robson Lee said on
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    Thanks for the mention, Martin! Someone has to blog about the dark side of the web. ;-)

    gHacks is one of my favorite tech blogs as well!

  4. Ryan Wagner said on
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    Thanks Martin! We love gHacks as well. :)

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