Patrick Goss

Patrick Goss

Patrick Goss is the ex-Editor in Chief of TechRadar. Patrick was a passionate and experienced journalist, and he has been lucky enough to work on some of the finest online properties on the planet, building audiences everywhere and establishing himself at the forefront of digital content.  After a long stint as the boss at TechRadar, Patrick has now moved on to a role with Apple, where he is the Managing Editor for the App Store in the UK.

Articles by: Patrick Goss

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Motorola smartwatch will be unveiled 'within months'

By Michelle Fitzsimmons, Patrick Goss published

MWC 2014 Moto is on the verge of announcing its next-gen wearable tech, with a smartwatch almost ready for a big reveal.

Alcatel OneTouch Pop Fit

Hands on: Alcatel OneTouch Pop Fit review

By Patrick Goss published

Not yet rated

MWC 2014 Alcatel's OneTouch Pop Fit is a slightly odd attempt to mine the market of semi-wearable phone equipment.

The shows must go on: Why we need a buoyant MWC

The shows must go on: why we need a buoyant MWC

By Patrick Goss published

Opinion Mobile World Congress is having a fine 2014, with big announcements and fascinating glimpses into the future.

Nokia X+ - a fine budget entry

Hands on: Nokia X+ review

By Patrick Goss published

Not yet rated

MWC 2014 The Nokia X range's slightly awkward middle child has a lot to recommend for the markets it's targeting.

The Galaxy S5 failed to raise my heart rate, and that's a crying shame

Why the Galaxy S5 will never get pulses racing

By Patrick Goss published

Opinion When you launch a heart-rate monitor in a phone, it should at least pack enough innovation to get the blood pumping.

Avatar sequels will hand 4K and HFR a welcome boost

Avatar sequels will hand 4K and HFR a welcome boost

By Patrick Goss published

He's already been a champion for 3D, but can James Cameron give 4K more impetus and re-open the great HFR debate?

Hell for leather? Wallets will not be necessary in 2016

Hell for leather? Wallets 'will be unnecessary by 2016'

By Patrick Goss published

Exclusive Get ready to say goodbye to your leather friend; PayPal insists we are close to a wallet-less shopping experience.

Star Wars officially not being shot digitally or on IMAX

Star Wars director confirms he won't go to the digital darkside

By Patrick Goss published

Blip The new Star Wars film will be shot on film, as JJ Abrams turns his back on George Lucas' digital vision.

The Xbox was the original Steam Machine

The Xbox was the original Steam Machine

By Patrick Goss published

Opinion Valve's Steam Machine is thrilling PC gamers, but did the Xbox start out down the same path?

Razer's mysterious Project Christine is a modular PC

Razer's mysterious Project Christine is a crazy modular PC

By Patrick Goss published

CES 2014 Project Christine from Razer is a modular PC that allows you to buy bits of upgrade as and when you want to.

The Steam controller - a big step

It's time for PC gamers to cut the cord on their mouse and keyboard

By Patrick Goss published

Opinion Whether Steam's new controller is the answer or not, PC gaming has to look beyond the mouse.

Valve not worried by Xbox One sales

Valve not worried by Xbox One sales

By Patrick Goss published

CES 2014 Valve's Steam Machines are going toe-to-toe with the Xbox One and PS4, but head honcho Gabe Newell is in a confident mood.

Panasonic shows off key new flagship 4K range and an 8K concept

Panasonic shows off key new flagship 4K range and an 8K concept

By Patrick Goss published

CES 2014 Panasonic's CES 2014 announcements certainly didn't lack for interest.

Look forward to 4K Netflix and Amazon after Samsung partnership

Look forward to 4K Netflix and Amazon after Samsung partnership

By Patrick Goss published

CES 2014 Samsung has announced that it will join forces with some of the world's media giants to bring us all more 4K content.

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Razer Nabu hopes to take on Galaxy Gear and Nike Fuelband

By Patrick Goss published

CES 2014 Games firm has one eye on the smartwatch market and one on all your lifetracking data.

85-inch glasses-free 8K television gives Sharp a glittering crown jewel

85-inch glasses-free 8K television teased by Sharp

By Patrick Goss published

CES 2014 Just as you start to think about future-proofing yourself with a 4K TV, Sharp shows off another 8K panel.

Steelseries offers up first wireless iOS 7 controller for iPad and iPhone

First wireless controller for iPad and iPhone unveiled, on sale now

By Patrick Goss published

CES 2014 Steelseries is pinning its iOS hopes on a $99 wireless gamepad for Apple iOS 7 devices.

DreamWorks partners up for Shrek-loving DreamTab tablet

DreamWorks partners up for Shrek-loving DreamTab tablet

By Patrick Goss published

CES 2014 DreamWorks Animation has joined forces with Fuhu to produce a low-cost, branded DreamTab.

The weather outside is frightful, but our tech is so delightful

The weather outside is frightful, but our tech is so delightful

By Patrick Goss published

Opinion For all those Grinches who think our tech is killing Christmas, we urge you to take another look.

Dorsey joins Disney and sparks a thousand 'next Steve Jobs' headlines

Dorsey joins Disney and sparks a thousand 'next Steve Jobs' headlines

By Patrick Goss published

Jack Dorsey of Twitter and Square fame has joined the board of Disney and will be hoping to have a Jobsian impact

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Apple, Microsoft, Google and more fight the privacy fight with NSA-bashing letter

By Patrick Goss published

After being burned in the outrage over the NSA's access to private user data, eight tech giants have asked for changes.

Microsoft shares our concerns over government snooping

Microsoft 'shares our concerns' over government snooping

By Patrick Goss published

Microsoft has insisted in a blog post that it will not roll over for government agencies, unless it has to.

PS4's Euro chief gives short shrift to BBC's couch potato question

PS4's Euro chief gives short shrift to BBC's couch potato question

By Patrick Goss published

SCEE chief Jim Ryan swats aside a lazy question about the amount of time kids spend gaming.

iPhone 5S' M7 chip is a 'big step in the right direction'

iPhone 5S' M7 chip is a 'big step in the right direction'

By Patrick Goss published

In Depth Activity-tracking Moves app CEO sees Apple's new chip as a game-changer to the way our phones work for us.

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Google Glass 2 roll out announced

By Matt Swider, Patrick Goss published

Want Google Glass? Now might be a good time to stop making fun of your invite-holding, Glass-owning friends.

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