Britta O'Boyle is a freelance technology journalist at various prominent publications. With over a decade of experience, she covers a wide range of consumer tech topics, including mobile devices, wearables, smart home technology, and the intersection of tech with beauty and fashion. Britta's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Pocket-lint, Daily Express, The Mirror, and GQ Magazine.
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Britta O'Boyle's coverage predominantly focuses on promoting deals and providing reviews for consumer tech products, specifically Apple-related items and related accessories. If you are a company or individual looking to promote Black Friday deals, Cyber Monday discounts, or provide insights into the latest tech products and their features, reaching out to Britta with exclusive offers or unique product insights could be effective.
Given her focus on individual product promotions and specific sales events like Black Friday and Cyber Monday, pitching new product releases or limited-time promotional offers would likely align well with her coverage preferences. She primarily covers national (United Kingdom) content but may also consider international offerings if they are relevant to UK consumers.
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By: Britta O'Boyle
We’d also take the fast charger too, thanks very much
By: Britta O'Boyle
WWDC will be a massive show, if this leak is anything to go by
By: Britta O'Boyle
It makes total sense that Apple is ditching the iPhone 18 for its September launch event – here's why
By: Britta O'Boyle
The latest MacBook Air is no longer the entry point to Apple’s laptops, which makes for a tougher sell
By: Britta O'Boyle
Apple’s new tracker, the AirTag 2, looks identical to the previous model but has a few meaningful improvements, including a louder speaker
By: Britta O'Boyle
It’s smaller and lighter than its predecessors and provides useful health insights for midlifers – but it’s undeniably expensive
By: Britta O'Boyle
I've had a look at some of the forthcoming new iPhone features while at WWDC 26 – here are my favourites
I've been playing with Siri AI at WWDC and it's much better than I expected
And what other features are coming with watchOS 27?
I’ve got a 6-year old and an 8-year old and some of these new controls are exactly what I wanted
