About EggHeaven ›
EggHeaven's primary vision is to bring unusual, but practical, Gadget Gifts and related goodies to help with gift giving ideas and to highlight must-have stuff we could all enjoy, anytime of the year. We publish our reviews and features in straightforward manner with the highest quality always at the forefront.
Historically, and since 1998, EggHeaven has listed so-called Computer Easter Eggs and other such virtual curiosities and we remain loyal to our origins with such discoveries being published on EggHeaven every weekend.
Peter Jonas, Editor
Peter resides in Cambridge, UK and manages eggheaven's great team of writers along with the user submissions. A graduate from the University of Cambridge, Peter holds a Law degree and secretly confesses to "probably" owning more smartphones than his local technology store.
Contributing Writers
Jorge.P, Anita Johnston (author of Share My Steps), Jason Kula.
Gadget Pricing Detail
Prices are not shown with the gadget reviews. We purposely omit this detail as the actual vender price can vary wildly from day-to-day. Most often, prices will be offer based or seasonally adjusted. Where discounted codes are available, we will list these below the review for your advantage.
Adding Content to Eggheaven
#1 Tell us about any weird and wonderful gadgets you come across - we can't promise to publish all submissions, but the details will be passed onto our staff for consideration. Contact form.
#2 Add a new Hardware Code or Computer Egg. You will get recognition for any published listing.
#3 Simply post a comment or add your ideas to any listed item.
Comments House Rules
All comments are moderated and subject to the house rules to ensure quality and suitability for all age groups.
About the Name
The website used to be known as EggHeaven2000 and then just EggHeaven. The name is derived from our original focus on the virtual computer easter eggs area. See a Screenshot from 2001.
"On Eggheaven...you will be amazed what programmers hide away in their software, anything from secret games in software: applications to hidden interviews on your favorite DVDs..." - BBC News/Click