About

Craving Tech is an Australian, technology blog focusing on tech news around Australia (and beyond), plus reviewing the latest gadgest that the industry has to offer.

We are mostly covering consumer electronics that can be varied from gaming peripherals, to household products like vacuum cleaners, and pet gadgets. If there’s a tech in it, we’ll cover it!

• Email: info@cravingtech.com
• Phone: +61 3 8610 3302

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Site Statistics (last update on 1st of Jan 2024)

• Over 1M pageviews in a year
• 5K Twitter followers (@michaelaulia)
• 6,9K Facebook Likes, 6,6K Follows (CravingTech)

Top 5 visitors demographics (in order): United States, Australia, Canada , United Kingdom, India.

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Collaboration with Brands

Craving Tech covers the latest updates in the technology industry and hands-on reviews on upcoming or current consumer products in the market.

Over the years, Craving Tech has reviewed hundreds of products (excluding software and games) from well-known brands such as Dyson, Logitech, Microsoft, Belkin, Adobe, Creative, Razer, SteelSeries, ROCCAT, Samsung, CoolerMaster, Thermaltake, CORSAIR, Bose, Plantronics, Jabra, Philips, Braun, Logitech, HP, ASUS, Kingston, Breville, SanDisk, Navman, Western Digital, D-Link, NETGEAR, Sennheiser, Tineco, Nespresso, DeLonghi, eufy, Tineco, ECOVACS, and many more (check the Gadget Reviews section).

Craving Tech has received great recommendations and trust to review their products from time to time up until today. If you have a product that you want to market and receive feedback on, do not hesitate to contact me.

Craving Tech has also been invited to cover many major events such as the first Microsoft Office 2010 launch in Sydney, Australian Open behind-the-scene powered by IBM technology in Melbourne, Ford’s Driving Green Technology in Detroit, The Commonwealth Bank’s flagship branch launch in Brisbane, Nintendo Switch Australia launch, Huawei P30 launch in Paris, and many other major events.

Achievements

• Nominated as the Best Independent Coverage 2020, 2021, and 2022 at Australia IT Journalism Awards (The Lizzies)
• A finalist to the Best Geek Blog in Asia Pacific 2009 (Nuffnang Blog Awards 2009) which was mentioned on the local newspaper, The Age (when this blog was known as “Michael Aulia’s blog”).
• Ranked #20 on the Top 100 Australian Blogs back in 2009
• Reviews published on the vendors’ official product page such as Creative, PowerTraveller, SteelSeries, Thermaltake Tt eSPORTS, Navman, SONOS, D-Link, and more. One of the reviews (Robomaid vacuum cleaner bot) was also quoted in Australian Men’s Health magazine in 2013.
• Chosen as a Premium blog by SocialSpark.
• Rewarded Sitelinks by Google, given only to trustworthy websites.

Recommendations

Salem from technoHEADS:

“Formerly MichaelAulia.com, CravingTech is Michael’s technology blog. Ever since winning Nuffnang’s “Best Geek Blog in the Asia Pacific Region,” he’s been doing a lot of hardware reviews, which are incredible. He really pulls apart the little details of the product. Before I buy anything, I’ll search his site quickly to see if he’s done a review of the product I want to buy, because frankly, I couldn’t ask for better reviews.”

Justin Germino from Dragon Blogger:

“Whether it’s hardware information, gadget articles, software reviews and even articles showcasing free software licenses you can find enough tech articles on this site to keep you busy for hours as I do on a weekly basis.

When I want to take a break from writing tech articles and just want to read something, Craving Tech is a site I frequent.  I really also enjoy the layout of the site which is very clean and easy to navigate for readers.”

About the Owner

Craving Tech is a technology blog, owned and managed by Michael Reza Aulia who started blogging in 2007.

Ways to connect with me: Twitter | LinkedIn

Achievements

• Invited to Huawei P30 smartphone launch in Paris.
• Selected as a member of Intel Insider Program.
• Invited to Formula One by Microsoft, Lotus F1 Team, Epson Australia & Kaspersky.
• Selected as one of Telstra’s Social VIPs to cover the Samsung GALAXY S4 launch in Sydney and as a member in Telstra Influential Program.
• Invited to the Australian Open by IBM Australia & Fitbit.
• Invited to write for Yahoo! Australia’s Technology section.
• Invited to speak at Nuffnang Blogopolis Conference (300 Aussie bloggers attended the event, including Darren Rowse from problogger.net and other popular Aussie bloggers).
• Selected to be in Samsung’s Street Squad, a small team of 35 people worldwide selected by Samsung to review their latest products (Samsung Galaxy SII, Samsung Galaxy Note, and Samsung Galaxy Nexus).
• Selected to be in IBM Business Insight 10, a selected group of 10 people outside IBM who are active in the technology community.
• Selected as one of 5 Australian bloggers to represent Logitech’s “My Laptop Gets Spoilt” campaign.

Recommendations

Jason Tan, Senior Internet Marketing Specialist, from Creative Technology Ltd:

“I have work with Mike for the past 2 years. He’s one of the top notch bloggers that creative technogy australia choose to work with. He is impartial in his writing and he has never ever disappointed us with his superb details on a review of a product. Kudos to you Mike!”

Renato Catalan from GAP Marketing & Management Pty Ltd:

Shannon Ropelato from TechMediaNetwork:

“Through working with Michael, I have become a fond reader of CravingTech.com.  Michael has a great personality and a love for his blog.  You can see his passion for technology in his writing.  For anyone who has had the privilege of even speaking a few simple words to Michael you come to understand why he has such a successful and enjoyable blog.  His dedication to listening and communicating with each individual reader make this blog more than just ‘a geek’s ramblings’ but a network of great people with a passion for technology.”

Vysia Duffield from Unruly Media:

“Michael is a pleasure to work with and I have a great deal of respect for him as he takes a lot of pride in his work. He always has his readers at the heart of every project he takes on, even to the point of sometimes turning down opportunities if he thinks it wouldn’t be of great benefit his readers.  Definitely one of the bloggers that make my job really enjoyable, it’s great working with him and we’ve had a lot of fun exchanging banter whilst brainstorming creative ideas and collaborating on projects. Awesome guy, too!”

Brian Belfitt from Blog Engage:

“It’s been a  pleasure knowing Michael but most importantly I should be thanking him. It’s members like Michael that have kept blog engage alive, interesting and active. He continued submitting his article even when times were slow. For your support and dedication I say thank you Michael.

If you pay close attention to Michael’s blog you will soon realize the gem he offers all his readers and visitors free. Over Michael’s blogging career he has compiled a structured list of detail suggestions that every blogger can benefit from. It’s his own private collection of lessons learned as a pro blogger.”

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