Hands on: SteamOS review By Henry Winchester published 11 January 18 Not yet rated Updated Steam Machines may be delayed, but the OS is in beta. Here are our thoughts so far and the latest details.
When innocent tech goes bad: 9 gadgets that went to the dark side By Henry Winchester published 15 December 15 Star Wars Week The road to hell is paved with good intentions, and the path to the dark side is laden with gadgets.
From floppy disks to freeware: the history of F2P gaming By Henry Winchester published 14 May 14 In depth F2P gaming is a horrible mess but it wasn't always this way.
'The tech caught up to our ambition': David Braben on the return of Elite By Henry Winchester published 12 May 14 Interview Elite defined gaming in the bedroom-coding era. Will the crowdfunded follow-up do it again?
Netgear ReadyNAS RN104 review By Henry Winchester published 25 March 14 TechRadar Pro The office-friendly RN104 is around the same price as a home drive, featuring a modest processor and memory configuration.
20 great new crowdfunded games By Henry Winchester published 5 May 13 In Depth All the most important upcoming crowdfunded games gathered together in one handy list.
Google Currents: what it is and why you should care By Henry Winchester last updated 10 November 20 TechRadar Pro In Depth Google Currents is a one-stop shop for breaking news stories and favourite blogs. It's easy to set up to your personal tastes, too.
How Google Now can help you be more efficient By Henry Winchester published 1 December 12 TechRadar Pro Tutorial Google's Now service provides a wealth of useful information on your Android device, and tailors itself around you.
50 Android Jelly Bean tips, tricks and hints By Henry Winchester published 16 November 12 In Depth Jelly Bean may not be the same huge leap forward as Ice Cream Sandwich, but it still brings a lot of new features and functionality - here's how to get the most from it.
21 essential everyday apps for your phone and PC/Mac By Henry Winchester published 24 June 12 TechRadar Pro In Depth The most useful apps we've found ourselves using every day - for Mac, PC, Android, iOS and more.
How to create your own games By Henry Winchester published 23 June 12 In Depth Good game design comes down to one simple thing: an idea. Anyone can be a game developer.
How to optimise your PC's cooling By Henry Winchester published 15 April 12 TechRadar Pro Tutorial You can set your PC up to be ridiculously fast or whisper-quiet, and in both cases, cooling is key. Here's what you need to know to get the best results.
5 best game download services By Henry Winchester published 24 January 12 TechRadar Pro In Depth We've rounded up five of the biggest and most interesting game downloading platforms, and given them a run for their money in terms of download speeds, design, and content.
Upgraded Intel Core i7 2700K launched By Henry Winchester published 25 October 11 Chip giant Intel has sneakily released an upgraded Sandy Bridge CPU - the Core i7 2700K - just weeks after AMD launched its supposedly Intel-challenging Bulldozer chip.
Toshiba creates super high-res 6.1-inch display By Henry Winchester published 23 October 11 Technology manufacturer Toshiba has announced a new 6.1-inch display with the insane resolution of 2,560 by 1,600 pixels.
Android 4.0 updates due 'weeks' after Galaxy Nexus launch By Henry Winchester published 19 October 11 Ice Cream Sandwich could find its way onto Android smartphones within weeks, according to Google's Andy Rubin.
Nvidia's new 3D gaming system unveiled By Henry Winchester published 17 October 11 PC gaming champ Nvidia has unveiled its latest 3D Vision system, which features redesigned glasses as well as Nvidia's own LightBoost technology.
Two billion mobile processors to ship in 2016 By Henry Winchester published 14 October 11 Market research firm Jon Peddie Research (JPR) has predicted that there will be a whopping 2 billion mobile processors shipping worldwide come 2016.
'Miracle material' could be used in processors By Henry Winchester published 11 October 11 Researchers at the University of Manchester are a step closer to creating chips based on the ultra-thin "miracle material" known as graphene.
YouTube Movies launches in the UK By Henry Winchester published 7 October 11 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.
Virgin Media customers to use Orange signal By Henry Winchester published 7 October 11 UK telecommunications company Virgin Media has joined forces with Everything Everywhere to let mobile customers use the Orange mobile network's coverage.
Google briefly confirms Ice Cream Sandwich release date By Henry Winchester published 7 October 11 Updated Then pulls the placeholder page
TIGA: UK games industry at a 'competitive disadvantage' By Henry Winchester published 6 October 11 The UK games industry is worth £1 billion to UK gross domestic product - but it still lags behind other countries in terms of public financial support such as tax credits and tax relief.
Michael Dell: HP should keep making PCs By Henry Winchester published 6 October 11 Dell's CEO, Michael Dell, has made a subtle swipe at HP's deliberation over leaving the PC market.
Gaming on the iPhone 4S By Henry Winchester published 5 October 11 One of the key announcements in Apple's iPhone 4S press conference was the new handset's gaming capabilites - but how do its new features fit into the current handheld market?