Tom Wiggins is a Contributor at Stuff. Since 2006, he has covered a wide range of topics including consumer electronics, mobile apps, and photography, with a keen focus on consumer tech and the intersection of arts and entertainment. His work has been featured in esteemed publications such as Trusted Reviews, British GQ, and WIRED.
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Tom Wiggins focuses on event coverage, reviews, and how-to guides within the sports and tech domains. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or access related to upcoming sporting events (especially live streams), new technology releases or reviews of electronic products.
If you have a unique perspective on streaming technologies, consumer electronics, or can offer guidance for watching sports online and want to share it with a wider audience, Tom might be interested in your pitch. Additionally, if you have expert knowledge about technological innovations in the world of sports coverage or product launches that align with his areas of focus; this could make for compelling pitches.
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By: Tom Wiggins
But you can also plug them in if you want to go full retro
By: Tom Wiggins
FIFA’s return to the world of video games looks like a massive missed opportunity
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But is it really as record-breaking as Polaroid claims?
Catch cat-and-mouse classic Heat before it leaves Amazon Prime this week
By: Tom Wiggins
But only if your Apple Watch is new enough to remember Covid
Commodore returns (but not how you might think), Kodak summons the spirit of Y2K, plus more tech announcements that might've passed you by
By: Tom Wiggins
And it only took me two decades to do it Some albums are considered tough to listen to, but Zaireeka by The Flaming Lips might just be the most challenging of the lot.
Volkswagen cuts down on its wheels, Roberts goes solar powered, plus stacks more gadget news from August that you might've missed
With iPhone-esque looks and a redesigned camera module, the Honor Magic9 Pro Max is shaping up to be one of the phones of the year
