Sir James Dyson is many things. He’s a genius, an inventor, designer and a quintessential British gentleman. He’s renowned for pushing the boundaries of innovation and fixing things that never needed repair to innovate some of the coolest appliances on the planet. He lives to fix problems the world can’t see, but what most people don’t think of is the fact that Sir James is still a human being, with problems even he can’t solve. Read More >>

Earlier this year Intel, along with W Hotels, put out a call to all budding screenwriters over the social networks to send in scripts for a set of short films. Each film had to be set in a W Hotel, anywhere in the world, and have an Ultrabook as a central part of the story. At the creative helm they joined with Roman Coppola and The Directors Bureau to sift through the entries and assign directors, actors and producers. Read More >>

Joe Quesada is Marvel Comics' Chief Creative Officer, and one of the most respected artists in comics. But he's also a tech geek at heart, and here's what got him started. Read More >>

Earlier this month, representing her country from the @sweden Twitter account, Sonja Abrahamsson grabbed her 15 minutes by the balls and gave them an impressive tug. Irreverent, frank, and wildly popular, the 27-year-old mother of two doubled the account's followers with her controversial statements. Now that she's off Twitter duty, Sonja was nice enough to sit down to answer a few questions. Read More >>

He’s a comedy legend of five decades standing, and a fervent advocate for trying new things. But while he’s a happy iPhone owner and has played Q’s offsider/successor in two Bond flicks, John Cleese is by his own admission not much of a gadget freak. Read More >>

Powered and owned by O2, GiffGaff is an MVNO entirely unlike any other. Not only does it pay out cold, hard cash to its members for their support (one enterprising Birmingham lad made £13,000 last year alone), but the company puts its current userbase first, even stopping advertising for several months when they feared they were growing too fast. We pinned head-Gaffer Mike Fairman down recently, to give him the Giz Meets treatment: Read More >>

Clad in neon orange-soled shoes and a neoprene jacket, James Dyson may be an intimidating interview subject, but he's still just a man. A man who's carved a billion-pound business out of keeping our homes clean, and more recently, cool or warm at the push of a button. Last week, he gave us over an hour of his time, the best of which we condensed into this four-minute long video. Read More >>

The must-have app on the iPhone is not iMessage. It's not iTunes or Safari or even Find My iPhone. It's Instagram, the photo-sharing app that once described itself as "quirky." Cultish would be more appropriate these days. Read More >>

Ever heard of a bloke called Ruslan Kogan? No? Well, he’s an Australian entrepreneur whose cut-price online electronics shop has already taken Oz by storm, crushing a few of its rivals in the process. Now he's set his sights on Britain. Talking to us over a phone interview from "down under," he foretold great promises of bringing his affordable electronics to the UK masses. Read More >>