March greetings, News Biters!
I hope you all had a great February and got to celebrate the Lunar New Year as best you could. I’m sure the festivities were nothing like in previous years but hopefully 2022 will bring a more normal and enjoyable holiday.
Speaking of things to come, in this month's feature we're taking a look into the future, so to speak, by showcasing our pick of the best in tech from CES 2021. This amazing tech event highlights the most creative and awe-inspiring technology on o?er from entrepreneurs and start-ups. And it just gets bigger every year! Whether or not tech is your thing, you'll ?nd our feature fascinating.
From high tech to high ?ying, check out Alphabet Atlas (on page 10) to ?nd out where in the world the letter S takes us this month, come deep-sea diving (on page 19) to reveal fearsome creatures of the deep, travel back in time (on page 9) to a historical event worth knowing about, and lace up your boots for Planet Football's double helping (on pages 22 and 23). Yes, I like to think we have something in here for everyone.
If you’re the kind of reader who’s always hungry for more knowledge, information and fun, don’t forget to keep a device nearby when reading this issue of News Bites. You’ll be able to use it to scan the QR codes which will take you to extra polls, quizzes, slideshows, videos, reading and recordings. If you don’t have a device, no problem – just visit www.newsbitesmedia.com.
Don’t forget – if you have book reviews, poems or stories you’d like to share with fellow-News Bites readers, you can email them to hello@newsbitesmedia.com.
Remember, News Bites is much more than just a newspaper!
Stay safe and see you back, here in April,
Stephen
