Celebrity squares
Short interviews with celebrities about the technologies they love
Craig Charles: If I have to use a computer, my daughter shows me how
Celebrity squares: Red Dwarf star Craig Charles admits to computer illiteracy and laments the absence of Basil Fawlty on his satnav
Text From Dog: 'I have a rubber hamburger that squeaks'
Celebrity squares: Dog – the star of Text From Dog – takes time out from annoying his owner to give his thoughts on technology ... and bacon
Tony Blackburn: I'm very into gadgets
Celebrity squares: Legendary British DJ Tony Blackburn is really a geek at heart ... and somewhat of an Apple fan, too
Dara O'Briain: the best invention ever would be a straight to bed button
Celebrity squares: Comedian Dara O'Briain has yet to meet a robot who can fix a daiquiri as well as a small child can
John Torode: there is no way a vacuum cleaner will ever be obsolete
Celebrity squares: MasterChef's John Torode loves clean floors, hates the Sony Discman ... and yes, he owns an iPhone
Jimmy Carr: 'Air-conditioned seats are the best thing ever'
Celebrity squares: Funny-man Jimmy Carr loves nothing more than a warm bum when driving around in the depths of winter
James May: 'I'm a reactionary nerd'
Celebrity squares: Top Gear's James May is a big user of digital technology, but doesn't find it beautiful
Ash Atalla: The whole iPad thing has been a revelation
Celebrity squares: TV producer Ash Atalla doesn't make a move without his trusty iPad on his lap
Andrew Rossi: 'Twitter helps me see what's going on'
Filmmaker Andrew Rossi finds Twitter great for keeping track of what his peers are thinking about
Katy Brand: 'It promises so much and delivers so little'
Celebrity squares: Actress, comedian and writer Katy Brand is not as keen on her robot vacuum cleaner as she is on her coffee maker
Maia Kayser: I wish the iPhone had better voice recognition
Celebrity squares: Rango animator Maia Kayser is a convert to the Mac, but wants longer battery life for her iPhone
Allan Scott: 'My eight-track stereo was rubbish'
Celebrity squares: Don't Look Now writer Allan Scott on why he hates the Nintendo DS but loves his iPad
David Sington: 'I don't think anyone will shoot on film in 10 years' time'
Celebrity squares: Documentary film–maker David Sington explains why chargers are the bane of his life
John Lloyd: 'Using a PC is like going back to the horse and cart'
Celebrity squares: Comedy writer John Lloyd is a lifelong fan of all things Mac and of a 15-year-old Porsche 911
James Wan: 'If it weren't for the internet, I would be stuck right now'
Celebrity Squares: Filmmaker James Wan can't live without the internet – and anything that could make it faster, and cooler
Gareth Edwards: 'With Apple it's my way or the highway'
Celebrity Squares: Filmmaker Gareth Edwards is a PC man who feels technology has failed to delivered the Jetsons lifestyle
Jenny Agutter: 'I need an app that tells me when the bus is coming'
Celebrity squares: The legendary actor would love a gadget that shows her where to find all the things she's lost
Judith Owen: 'If only my iPhone could also vacuum my house'
Celebrity squares: Singer/songwriter Judith Owen can't leave the house without her grab bag of gadgets
Drive Angry stars get revved up about the joys and perils of old technology
Celebrity squares: Drive Angry stars Amber Heard and William Fichtner share a love of new iPhones and old cars
Gregg Wallace: 'I'd like to have my iPod make my coffee in the morning'
Celebrity squares: The MasterChef co-presenter gets bewildered by technology, but wouldn't say no to a robot to do his cooking prep
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