Steve Hogarty is a Technology Writer at Rock, Paper, Shotgun Ltd. His work primarily focuses on themes such as energy sustainability, renewable energy, and consumer technology, including consumer electronics and wellness topics. Steve's insights and articles have been featured in notable publications like MSN, NewsBreak, Yahoo News Singapore, and The Independent.
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Steve Hogarty's coverage is heavily focused on promotional deals, reviews, and gift guides related to technology, gaming, sales, deals, and electronics. He primarily covers the best tech and gaming deals available during specific sales events such as Boxing Day or January sales.
If you have information about upcoming tech or gaming promotions, exclusive discounts, new product launches in these categories or insider knowledge about popular products that are likely to be featured in major sales events like Boxing Day or January sales; Steve would likely be interested in hearing from you.
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Ditch the string and upgrade your daily dental routine with our pick of the best water flossers
By: Steve Hogarty
The government is bringing cheap, DIY solar power to the high street in a bid to slash household energy bills
By: Steve Hogarty
The government is bringing cheap, DIY solar power to the high street in a bid to slash household energy bills
The ‘indoor-outdoor air blasting system’ is designed to tackle patios and keyboard crumbs
By: Steve Hogarty
Bring the cinema wherever you go, with our tech expert’s top recommendations
The ‘indoor-outdoor air blasting system' is designed to tackle patios and keyboard crumbs
By: Steve Hogarty
The government is bringing cheap, DIY solar power to the high street in a bid to slash household energy bills
It has a bright display, up to 10 days of battery life, and even virtual pet living on your wrist
By: Steve Hogarty
The government is bringing cheap, DIY solar power to the high street in a bid to slash household energy bills
The ‘indoor-outdoor air blasting system’ is designed to tackle patios and keyboard crumbs
