Adam doesn’t need any introduction. He’s a freelance writer living in Brooklyn, NY. He’s a contributing editor at Gizmodo, an associate editor at Sci Fi Tech, and a contributing writer for JR.com. Adam also writes sketches and make videos with some fellow performers from the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in New York, where he perform improv comedy regularly.

Geeksugar is a tech site for women (and men!) that offers simple how-to instructions, buying guides and daily gadget and geeky product reviews. Marden, is a California journalist and editor with a background in newspaper and TV writing and a lifelong obsession with all things tech, while Heather is a Canadian-turned-Londoner-turned-Californian, who is known to quote Lao Tzu as often as as she does Nick Lachey and Steve Jobs. The two share a fondness for their MacBooks, RSS readers, Nintendo wii and the cheery lady at their local salad bar.

Meet Cory Doctorow, our Cool Geek of this Week, apparently quite busy in infusing life into ‘bits’ and conveying his invigorating messages through science fiction novels, and contributions to Boing Boing, Wired, Popular Science, Make, the New York Times, and many other newspapers, magazines and websites.

Jason successfully covers the home electronics industry through his two web sites CEPro and ElectronicHouse. CEPro targets to custom electronics installers and professionals, while ElectronicHouse.com is a consumer site. He has been working on the Web for over ten years and he started his first site in 1996, after a degree in broadcast journalism from Boston University. And, adding to that impressive portfolio, Jason has just recently started video blogging and podcasting too.

Here’s Nicole in her own words: I started blogging for Luxist, following in the designer footsteps of my friend and the Deidre Woollard, almost a year ago. It was a pretty natural transition from blogging exclusively about food, which I do on Slashfood and bakingsheet , because I already spent a huge amount of time shopping for and testing various kitchen gadgets on top of my interest in luxe things in general. Now, I write about everything from fast food to fast cars, depending on which blog I’m working on - and I love it all.

Vic DaSilva runs The Uber-Review live and direct from the head office (aka. the basement of his home) located in Toronto, Canada. He was destined to become a geek when his father named him after the Vic 20. The site has been around for 2 years and it actually started off as a consumer product review site, hence the name, The Uber-Review. The blog was launched for the site to keep people up to date with the products that were reviewed. To spice things up, some of the posts were about unique gadgets.

Random Good Stuff is a fairly young Blog managed by Juergen Horn and I am amazed how many people are reading it, especially since it’s just random stuff. I think it’s good. You will find fun vidoes, cool gadgets and tons of other interesting things. So, in case, you have not checked it somehow, we suggest you to do it now. And folks! We are not saying this randomly 

As technology editor of the SCI FI Channel, Peter Pachal is resident overlord of SCI FI Tech, the tech blog of SCIFI. Whether it’s a cutting-edge smartphone, boffo MP3 player, bionic arm, or undersea base, Peter and his writing staff want to know about it, blog about it, and probably write snarky comments about it. After immersing himself in the gadget world at Sound & Vision magazine for six years, Peter joined SCI FI in 2005.

Mike Elgan in his own words: I live in Santa Barbara, California, and work from my (really cool) home office. I make my living as a columnist for Computerworld.com, conference moderator and video host for Ziff Davis Media, and co-author of the LangaList e-newsletter. For fun I fly airplanes, take digital photos, surf and travel.

Jessamy Hawley is a senior writer with GadgetCandy. GadgetCandy is a technology and lifestyle website that’s tailor-made to deliver daily updated glam gadget news and style trends with a distinctly feminine touch.