Do you speak Nerdic? Chances are you do -- it's reportedly one of the world's fastest-growing languages. New "research" (we're still waiting on the white paper) from Pixmania, one of Europe's largest ...

According to Pixmania.com’s research, the speedy growth of consumer electronics and associated buzzwords and acronyms has created the “fastest growing language” in Europe. The study says it’s more ...

You mean Nordic, surely? No, I mean Nerdic - the fastest-growing language in the world. What, faster than Esperanto? Nerdic is the techie Esperanto, a universal language that anybody can understand, ...

Carborexic, glamping, mwah and nerdic are among the new words included in the latest edition of the Collins English Dictionary, published this week. The publishers of the dictionary, which is produced ...

Nerdic is the language used by technology geeks and is also referred to as 'geek speak'. Nerdic is the language used by technology geeks and is also referred to as geek speak'. The language has words ...

If you read CrunchGear regularly, you know what a dongle is, what a mobile is, and what a torrent is. Congratulations, you speak Nerdic. According to the Telegraph, anyway, that’s the name of the ...

Wimax, dongle and mashup. They might be unintelligible to technophobes, but they are just some examples of the colourful vocabulary of Europe's fastest-growing language: Nerdic. Wimax, dongle and ...

If you call it "geek speak" you're so 2007 - the kids are calling it "Nerdic" and it is the fastest-growing language in Europe. The majority of the population might find the new technical terminology ...

"Me and my android were trying to surf on the Milton Keynes wimax the other day when somebody rickrolled my email." A simple translation would tell you I was using one of the most advanced mobile ...

If you call it "geek speak" you're so 2007 - the kids are calling it "Nerdic" and it is the fastest growing language in Europe. The majority of the population might find the new technical terminology ...

There are many time a day that I use some ‘Nerdic” words and don’t even think twice about them. I try and explain things to my wife or talk to her about a new product and all I get is that blank looks ...