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Justin, Gregor and I have whipped together a bit of a frenzy around our new blog, Nudjit.

Put simply, Nudjit is a local gadget review blog. Put in a more complex manner: Nudjit is a blog about us as South Africans trying out gadgets and allowing our readers to know how their potential purchases will work out in South Africa. This is a personal experience for the three of us about how we interact with the gadgets we review.

We might not always have the latest, greatest, bestest gadgets but what will almost certainly promise is that reviews and news will be SA-Centric.

We like to think that we have filled a very predominant gap in the market with this blog and are all very, very proud of how it looks, feels and what we have put in to it.

Thanks go out to a long list of bloggers who covered Nudjit yesterday:

3 NEW African Websites Worth Watching
Nudjit.com is a geek’s dream!
Nudjit … new gadget blog on the block
Local blogging celebs launch gadget blog, Nudjit
Nudjit. South African Gadget Review.
New gadget website launched

To everyone above, thanks for your comments, posts and overwhelming reception of Nudjit!

It is fairly obvious to me now that people have been waiting, dying, anticipating something like Nudjit. Why? Because I’ve been moderating comments for the entire morning!!

Oh, and just a headsup on this one quickly:
Nudjit (n. nudg-it) Prounced as Nudge-it.

I am on holiday (not without a few calls from work I might add) and am loving the coast at the moment.

I will be blogging very sporadically for the next week or two. I think it is a much needed break for me from blogging and this blog in specific. I am still blogging on SA Rocks so pop through if you want a read.

Otherwise enjoy the festive season and keep on blogging!

Last night I published an interview that I was lucky enough to do with the director of the documentary Murder Most Foul, director Jon Blair.

Visit SA Rocks and read the interview here.

Where is the irony you ask? It’s in yesterdays post that I wrote stating that Zim shouldn’t even be in the T20 World Cup.

Then they go and show me up by completing one of the biggest upstets in cricket according to my little uneducated cricketing mind.

I must admit, I am impressed and chuffed to know that they pulled it out of the bag. I think that the victory is much needed upliftment - albeit brief - for the people of Zim.

Congratulations Zim! Wouldn’t it be great to see a Zim - SA final?