New GiffGaff Member – Review

Has your phone contract expired and your looking for a good SIM only option? Or maybe you just want to save some money compared to your current plan? If you said yes to either then maybe the lesser known mobile provider GiffGaff is an option for you.

GiffGaff works in a slightly different way to most mobile providers, instead of paying a set monthly fee and getting a set number of minutes and texts you buy credit (Like Pay as you go) which you then spend on what GiffGaff calls ‘GoodyBags’. These goodybags are basically a package of minutes and texts, all goodybags come with unlimited internet. This allows your mobile to be a little more flexible with your use depending on your prediceted usage each month. Of course you dont have to use the goodbags, you could just treat your credit like a Pay As You Go service….. but that would just be old fashioned:-) Read more…

My 5 Internet Predictions For 2012

1) Google+ will get close to outgrowing Facebook

2) More high-street stores will close and make more use of online stores

3) The cost of optical media will increase

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Personal Profile – TomBale.me

My new online profile designed to play nicely with this blog is now live over at TomBale.me

Please do take a look and let me know what you think. Any feedback, negative or positive is welcome.

Future of Tomology.co.uk

Alright so the title is a little over the top but things are going to change.

The website is slowly getting forgotton and lost amongst the rest of things in life. From NOW this website will become my personal blog where I plan to write about anything I get up to that may be of interest to others.

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Haynes Motor Museum – Yeovil

A second trip to the Haynes museum was much more interesting than the first, last time I want there was some powertools event going on so the place was very busy. This time it was empty giving more time to enjoy the cars.

The Haynes museum is related to the Famous Haynes manuals, the cars in the exhibitions are the ones that were pulled apart to create the books. There are all breeds of car ranging from a Ford Mustang to the classic Austin Mini. The museum is also known for its famous ‘red room’ and you guessed it, it is a room full of red cars.

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