Andrew has been developing websites since 2004 - having run a top FS Sim site previously (FSInflight) - though only as a hobby until starting TFTS and, subsequently, to later starting up TFTS's sister site, e-Potpourri. Obsessed with gadgetry, especially DSLRs (and monster lenses) he also acts as an SEO advisor and has designed a number of website logos for other leading websites as well as helping with custom PHP. Educated at University of London, Goldsmith's College, where he gained his BA(H) in Fine Art. Andrew has also previously worked as a Compliance & Risk Officer and a High Net Worth Private Banker at a major bank as well an Underwriter as well as being drafted to code bespoke reporting/analysis systems for a number of leading companies.

Andrew has made it his mission to push TFTS right to the top - which in such a crowded, highly competitive niche is quite an undertaking. He has also vowed to stop taking about himself in third person.

Chris Smith is a writer, a blogger and a freelancer. He started writing about gadgets as a hobby a couple years ago and before he knew it he was sharing his views on tech-related stuff with readers around the world. He is passionate about new technology and he will give you his piece of mind on whatever gadget you lay in front of him. From cell phones to cars and everything in between, from 'ancient' tech to new releases he is truly interested in everything that should, at least in theory, make our life easier.

Whenever he's not writing about gadgets he miserably fails to stay away from them, although he desperately tries. But that's not necessarily a bad thing (certainly not when writing for us, anyhow - ed)

Kevin has spent way to much of his life investigating and studying the technology, video game and new media industries.

While working on never finishing his bachelor's degree in Software Engineering, Kevin's academic focus was on Cloud Computing and Network Security, which naturally lends well to Web 2.0, or at least that's what he tells himself. Despite not having anything important to do, Kevin prefers the cold efficiency of a BlackBerry vs. the warm fun of an iPhone. Before writing for TFTS, Kevin previously wrote about the video game MMORPG industry.

Robert Nelson can be described as a technology blogger, a new media junkie, an endurance athlete as well as a proud husband and father. More to the point though, he is just an all around geek.

In terms of technology, Robert has long been in love with all things tech and was fortunate enough to turn a passion and hobby into something he can get paid for doing. Basically, he is "that guy" who is always ready and willing to talk tech with anyone that will listen and fortunately for the readers here, most of his friends and family are all tech talked out.

Based right outside of New York City, Jeff has worked as a freelancer writer for over 4 years. A self confessed technology, business, gadget, automobile and video game addict, Jeff has obsessively researched these industries ever since he was able to use a computer.

When not writing for TFTS, Jeff can be found listening to music, dabbling in Photoshop, researching economics, going to school and enjoying life to its fullest.

Brian comes right out the shores of the Philippines. He is a blogger and a content writer since 2005 and has made freelance writing a full time gig ever since then. Brian has been blogging about practically anything ranging from business all the way down to technology.

A self-processed gadget geek, Brian spends most of his time coaching basketball, playing competitive bowling or spending time with his family.

Steve Andersen hails from the depths of Michigan, where he's been freelance writing for the last six years. Long, cold Michigan winters combined with a skin tone that hates daylight produced a man who understands all the best things to do when you're hiding from weather.

Steve has written on everything from tech and movies to gaming and politics, and loves to find the most exciting stuff out there and bring it home for others to see.

We are always actively seeking contact from individuals who share our passion for technology and gadgets and who consider themselves not only to have their finger on the pulse concerning the latest consumer technology news but who have a proven ability concerning writing informative, detail driven prose for a readership that are tech savvy and looking for a reliable, discerning source for the very latest technology and gadgetry news. If you believe you have what it takes to write for us and would like to join our ranks - we pay handsomely in order to ensure we get the best - please feel free to contact the editor directly via our Contact Page.