Articles by Julia Sagar, Content director, special projects

Julia specialises in ecommerce at Future. For the last four years, she’s split her time between leading TechRadar’s crack team of deal editors - covering all the biggest sales of the year including Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Amazon Prime Day - and helping the audiences of Future’s consumer tech and lifestyle brands (TechRadar, Tom's Guide, T3, Marie Claire, Woman & Home and more) find the best products and services for their needs and budget.

A former editor of global design website Creative Bloq, she has over 15 years’ experience in online and print journalism, and was part of the team that launched TechRadar way back in the day. When she isn't reviewing mattresses (she’s tested more than she cares to remember), or sharing tips on how to save money in the latest sales, she can usually be found writing about anything from green energy to graphic design.

Articles by: Julia Sagar

'Death bus' delivers execution to your door

By Julia Sagar published 13 February 09

China has adopted a controversial new method of eliminating crime...

Cops smash traffic light conspiracy

By Julia Sagar published 6 February 09

An Italian programmer and 108 individualsare being investigated for rigging a "smart" traffic system.

Jet engines to be fuelled by waste chicken parts

By Julia Sagar published 30 January 09

Plus: remote-controlled flying beetle and more in this week's Weird Tech round-up

Wii Fit miracle helps paralysed girl walk again

By Julia Sagar published 23 January 09

Plus: Murder over Facebook and more in this week's Weird Tech

'Extreme golfer' in flying car quest to Timbuktu

By Julia Sagar published 16 January 09

Plus loud gamers get arrested and more, in this week's Weird Tech

Google Street View finds kidnapped child

By Julia Sagar published 9 January 09

It's been a dramatic week in the world of consumer tech – and not just thanks to CES…

Sat nav chaos stops train in tracks

By Julia Sagar published 2 January 09

A British train heading from East Croyden to Caterham, Surrey, has become the latest victim of GPS-induced transport turmoil.

'Hurl shoes at Bush' web games wildly popular

By Julia Sagar published 19 December 08

Plus: Death by foot massager and more in this week's Weird Tech

Wiseman: "It would have taken ages without the sat nav…"

Modern miracle as stolen baby Jesus found

By Julia Sagar published 12 December 08

A round up of the latest weird tech news

Terrorists caught by 'brain-fingerprinting?'

By Julia Sagar published 5 December 08

Plus pole-dancing robots and more in this week's Weird Tech

Viagra game bows to stiff resistance from FDA

By Julia Sagar published 28 November 08

This week's look at the weirder side of the news

Sharp TVs pose as 26-foot Christmas tree

By Julia Sagar published 21 November 08

Commuters in New York's Grand Central Station received a shock yesterday when they were greeted by a 26-foot tall Christmas tree… made of 43 Aquos LCD televisions.

Blood-splatter tech buries JFK conspiracy

By Julia Sagar published 14 November 08

A round-up of the week's weirdest technology news

Death sentence for 'terrorist' hackers

By Julia Sagar published 8 November 08

President Asif Ali Zardari decreed yesterday that all hackers who cause death through "cyber terrorism" in Pakistan will be subject to capital punishment.