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Rob Webb is a passionate tech writer and lifestyle enthusiast residing in the picturesque English Cotswolds. When he's not writing about the latest smart home, audio and gaming tech, Rob can be found exploring his local area, visiting its many heritage sites, participating in local events (including the odd cider festival or two) and making good use of the best local businesses and services on offer. From the best farm shops to beautiful nature reservations, tourist spots and hangouts, Rob is always keen to highlight the very best that his beautiful part of the world has to offer. Rob has been a full-time professional writer since 2022, and his work has been featured on sites such as TechRadar, MakeUseOf, How-To Geek and SlashGear.
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