Articles by Darren Murph

Darren Murph has roamed the consumer electronics landscape for a decade, earning a Guinness World Record as the planet’s most prolific professional blogger along the way. His work has been featured in Popular Science, Engadget, BGR, Mazda’s Zoom-Zoom owner’s magazine, Oprah.com, Gadling, and Thrillist, and he has appeared on ABC, PBS, CTV and NBC. He is presently dabbling in quantum physics in a bid to construct the 30-hour day, and is also TechRadar's Global Editor-in-Chief.

Articles by: Darren Murph

The universal sensor for IoT? It may be the tried-and-true camera

By Darren Murph Published 5 May 16

In Depth Fujitsu's Dr. Joseph Reger opines that the Internet of Things may be revolutionized by a common product: the camera.

On-Demand Economy at Collision Conference 2016

The on-demand economy deserves a portable benefits system (and a new name)

By Darren Murph Published 29 April 16

Collision Considering the benefits implications of freelance and full-time work distributed in the so-called on-demand economy.

VR Storytelling at Collision Conference 2016

Samsung: VR won't create isolation, it'll enable modern-day teleportation

By Darren Murph Published 29 April 16

Collision At Collision Conference in New Orleans, Samsung executives suggest that VR may do exactly the opposite of isolate: it'll bring us closer together.

The magic of VR is in its democratization

By Darren Murph Published 28 April 16

Collision For the first time, huge production studios and average consumers are producing on a new medium at the same time.

FanDuel CEO on regulation, fantasy sports innovation, and the NBA's rise

By Darren Murph Published 27 April 16

Collision FanDuel CEO Nigel Eccles talks about his company's battle with regulators and the future of daily fantasy sports.

Collision Conference - Hollywood's VR Future

What's stopping VR from overtaking Hollywood? Talent, apparently

By Darren Murph Published 26 April 16

Collision VR has a future in the entertainment industry, but first we need to find the talent to create it.

Roku CEO Anthony Wood at Collision Conference 2016

Roku opens up about licensing, its vision for TV, and competing with Google

By Darren Murph Published 26 April 16

Collision CEO Anthony Wood talks on stage at Collision about his company's impact on television's future.

FreshTeam app brings unity to mobile teams, solves the 'Where Are You?' problem

By Darren Murph Published 25 April 16

FreshTeam is an iPhone and Android app designed for teams who are distributed and constantly on the go.

Touring Perfecto Mobile's data center: a proving ground for apps

By Darren Murph Published 18 April 16

In Depth We go behind-the-scenes at Perfecto Mobile's data center to discover the business of squashing bugs in apps, websites, and everywhere in between.

2017 Ford Escape packs impressive technological punch for the price

By Darren Murph Published 18 April 16

In Depth We test Ford's completely revamped 2017 Ford Escape (Kuga), and put its technological innovations through their paces.

Behind the war to define Ultra HD, HDR, and the future of TV

By Darren Murph Published 15 April 16

In Depth We go behind-the-scenes at Ericsson to discover what the future of 4K and HDR hold.

HTC Connect app brings Apple AirPlay support to older HTC smartphones

By Darren Murph Published 14 April 16

HTC has added Apple AirPlay support to its prior Android smartphones through an updated HTC Connect app.

Ericsson has an ambitious plan to save traditional cable providers

By Darren Murph Published 11 April 16

In Depth We go behind-the-scenes to see how Ericsson's MediaFirst TV platform seeks to unify traditional pay-TV with services like Hulu, Netflix, and Amazon Prime.

Fully Immersed: A casual gamer's take on Oculus and PlayStation VR

By Darren Murph Published 30 March 16

VR Week VR will be adopted early by gamers, but its legacy will be built by applications spanning education to real estate.

Vevo's app update taps Spotify for music video recommendations, and more

By Darren Murph Published 24 March 16

The biggest name in music videos is improving its apps, with a few useful tweaks to make jamming easier than ever.

Wrestling with Twitter's decision to embrace algorithms, scale, and pander to Wall Street

By Darren Murph Published 17 March 16

Opinion Twitter now surfaces important tweets at the top of your timeline, mirroring a move made by Facebook years ago.

Nest gets a bit cozier with Family Accounts and Home/Away Assist

By Darren Murph Published 10 March 16

With the latest Nest update, your home automation products have a better idea of when your house is occupied.

Masters Tournament - Augusta National Golf Course

Let's watch grass grow: Masters Tournament getting live 4K treatment on DirecTV

By Darren Murph Published 9 March 16

It's a major feat for a live sporting event to be broadcast in 4K, and it all begins with the 2016 Masters Tournament.

FCC proposal ushers low-income Americans into the broadband revolution

By Darren Murph Published 8 March 16

One in five poor Americans will soon be able to afford broadband Internet -- essential for functioning in today's society.

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