One for your Christmas list - that is if your loved ones are feeling very generous this year.

InterviewTo coincide with the launch of Titanic 3D in the UK and US, TechRadar presents its exclusive James Cameron interview it got with the director back in late 2011.

In DepthDigital UK is rolling out digital TV broadcasts across the country on a region by region basis - and it's the turn of London to switch. Are you ready?

With the 3D euphoria over, is it time to up frame rates in Hollywood and in the home?

Is that free HDMI cable in the box up to the job, or is it time to upgrade to the latest spec for 3D? We reveal the truth behind HDMI – and it could save you a lot of money.

Sony has adopted a new strategy, and it goes like this: get back to making the best TVs in the world, and give consumers exactly what they want.

Two Canadian telecommunications companies, Rogers and Bell, are rumoured to be testing out Apple iTV in their labs.

Now that our jetlag is subsiding, it's time to take a look back at the utter madness that was and is, the Consumer Electronics Show.

Week in TechWhat's big, hot and makes everybody gasp? That's right: CES, the consumer electronics industry's annual beanfeast and arguably the world's greatest technology showcase.

TV is gearing up for another revolution in picture quality. Today's 1920 x 1080 resolution Full HD TVs present us with an image of around 2 million pixels. But a new generation of screens are coming that deliver an 8 million pixel image.

Week in TechIt's amazing how quickly technology changes: when Week in Tech first wrote about DVDs the hardware cost thousands; now, DVD has been superseded by Blu-Ray and you can get a decent player for as little as £65. Chances are it's the last disc-based movie player you'll ever buy.

Twentieth Century Fox believes that European Blu-ray sales over Christmas will help deliver the first rise in full year home entertainment spending since 2004.

Asda believes that the Blu-ray player will finally outsell DVD players this Christmas, with GfK data convincing the UK supermarket giant to focus on the more modern format.

YouTube has finally brought its film streaming service to the UK, with over a thousand films available to rent on the Google owned video site.

ExclusiveDirector James Cameron has revealed to TechRadar that current movie technology is so good that there's not much more Hollywood can do to revolutionise filmmaking.

ExclusiveJames Cameron has told TechRadar that he is finding the process of converting Titanic into 3D "mind numbing" and has revealed the intricate detail that goes into retro-fitting a live action movie with 3D.

ExclusiveTechRadar met up with director James Cameron at this year's IBC, where he explained to us that one of his next projects will be with the BBC.

The Star Wars Saga Blu-ray boxset, out on September 12, will be the first software release to feature THX's new Media Director 'smart content' technology.

In DepthLucasfilm may be a company responsible for many of the major technological advances in moviemaking, but it also does a fantastic job of making the old feel new.

IFA 2011Printer and projector manufacturer Epson has revealed three new projectors, each with their own selling points such as iPod docks, 3D capability and being cheap.

It's been a great year for gadgets at this year's Internationale Funkausstellung (IFA) in Berlin with all kinds of surprises - from internet-connected TVs to super-sized smartphones - in the exhibition halls. Here are just 10 of the best in show...

IFA 2011The Sony BDP-S185 Blu-ray player has been announced, offering up a more eco-friendly box with BBC iPlayer and Bravia Internet Video.

IFA 2011Networking company Netgear has announced three new products designed to shunt bits to your internet-enabled entertainment devices.

Getting style-conscious small-scale speakers to sound good isn't always easy, but Q Acoustics reckons its cracked it with its new Q7000 5.1 system.

Jeffrey Katzenberg is to be the very first recipient of the 3D Visionary Award, which is to be presented to the CEO of DreamWorks at the 3D Entertainment Summit in September.