Gadget is a mass-market monthly tech magazine for geeky parents and their children. It’s a down-to-earth manual for readers who want information about high-tech new products and trends, all covered with the insight, detail and informative graphics that have made Imagine’s How It Works magazine so popular with the same demographic, says Imagine Publishing.
However, Gadget goes beyond simple product reviews and purchasing recommendations, and instead provides a practical hands-on analysis of unusual and cutting-edge technologies, explaining how they work and how to use them.
The magazine follows the success of television programmes such as The Gadget Show and Gadget Man, and claims to be the first gadget magazine title to be launched in 10 years. Moreover it says it is the only title in this field to specifically cater for gadget-crazy families.
Every issue will be packed with stunning photography, imaginative design, expert analysis and high quality writing. All the latest, hottest trends will be covered, including items such as drones, 3D printers, wearable tech, smart homes, fitness tech, personal mobility and virtual reality.
The first edition will feature the gadgets you need to become a real-life James Bond; show how smart technology is transforming the home; provide a lesson in flying drones and reveal how to unlock 1000s of hidden Netflix movies.
Aaron Asadi, Publishing Director of Gadget said, “Phones and tablets might grab the headlines but the smart revolution is making every corner of our lives way cooler. From hoverboards to drones, smart homes to virtual reality, it’s boom time for gadgets and we couldn’t be more excited – we’re a lot closer to Back To The Future II’s 2015 than people think!”
“But we didn’t think there was a magazine that reflected the smart world we’re living in, nothing that really celebrated the truly innovative tech people could buy right now and showed them how to use it. So we made Gadget and we know our audiences are going to love it.”
Priced at £5.00, Gadget will be on shelves on 22 October 2015 at high street magazine retailers such as WH Smith and all major supermarkets.
