About

Launched in 2004 Ubergizmo is one of the fastest growing gadget blogs on the planet. We love gadgets, the applications on the gadgets and the technologies that make the gadgets go. We are geeks to the core, but while we talk geek, we also talk electronics in a way that our grandparents can understand. We take everything into consideration from design, to user interface to practicality, pricing and competition. We make lists to help you decide what gadgets you need (or don't). And we deliver live coverage at conferences like CES, CTIA, DEMO and GDC so our readers can feel like they are there with us. If it's cool, we are covering it.

And our hard work is paying off. We have been nominees at the Bloggies and Webbies and voted in the top 100 blogs for PC Magazine and the Hot Site on USA Today. But most importantly we are reaching out to electronics lovers around the world. Currently Ubergizmo is distributed in 6 languages and read in 212 countries. So check us out!

Founders

Hubert Nguyen is the co-founder and editor of Ubergizmo.com. He is a retired NVIDIA engineer who programmed special-effects demos such as "Nalu" or "Vulcan. Most recently, Hubert managed the developer education program and edited the GPU Gems 3 book. Before joining NVIDIA, Hubert was at 3dfx interactive. Prior to that he worked on 3D-Engines for video games. Hubert started to program 3D graphics in 1991 when he was involved in the underground European DemoScene. Twitter, Facebook

Eliane Fiolet is the co-founder and editor of Ubergizmo.com where she writes about web applications, design and usability. In her parallel life, she owns a Corporate ID design business that helps companies create great brands. Prior to opening her own agency, Eliane worked for a top design firm, Minale Tattersfield Design Strategy, where she created identities for Fortune 500 companies. She also worked in the video game industry as a designer for an award-winning adventure game. Eliane holds a master degree in visual communication from the "Art Decoratifs" college. Twitter, Facebook

Senior Associate Editor

Edwin Kee: Edwin Loves dabbling with new technology, and subsists on a minimal amount of food with gaming as his main diet. He is currently in love with his Ice Blue DS Lite. He gets his gadget news on Ubergizmo.mobi - news bytes served in minuscule chunks over a smartphone.

Associate Editor

Matthew Chung: Matthew survives on Coca-Cola, loves fiddling with mobile technology and is currently obsessed with his iPhone 3GS. Whilst running an IT business, he is always in touch with Ubergizmo and trawling the Internet for hot news, occasionally taking a break from tech to doodle in MSpaint or his Moleskine notebook. Facebook.

Contributing Editors

International Team

Liliane Nguyen (FR): After graduating law school, Liliane worked as a account manager for a high-profile company. A self-taught computer geek and web site creator, Liliane decided to launch her own web design business. She loves gadgets and technology so when she had the opportunity to translate Ubergizmo posts to French, she jumped right in.

Luis Miranda (ES): Luis is a Graphic Designer who has a weakness for buying all kinds of Japanese stuff online, from stylish headphones to fancy and bizarre videogames. Luis also takes an active role in the gaming community by designing levels. He aspires to work in the games industry in the near future. Fortunately, he finds the time to translate Ubergizmo to Spanish.

Simon Lutsdorf (DE)

Sven Tang (CN): Sven is the Chinese Translator for Ubergizmo. In a parallel life he works as a creative coordinator for an Architecture company. In addition to that, Sven finds the time to write for a local Chinese entertainment magazine and to be a theatre actor.

Sylwester Cyba (PL)

System Administrator

Michael is the Uberbargain.com editor and our overall system administrator. He holds a degree in computer science with a major in databases. He currently works for an Internet company and enjoys having a cool gig with the Uber Team. In a previous life, Michael wrote hardware reviews for a computer magazine.

Contact Information

You can email us at contact -at- ubergizmo.com, or through our Facebook fan page (send a message to Hubert or Eliane). PR folks, read this: Work with Ubergizmo