Articles by Hugh Langley

Hugh Langley is the ex-News Editor of TechRadar. He had written for many magazines and websites including Business Insider, The Telegraph, IGN, Gizmodo, Entrepreneur Magazine, WIRED (UK), TrustedReviews, Business Insider Australia, Business Insider India, Business Insider Singapore, Wareable, The Ambient and more.

Hugh is now a correspondent at Business Insider covering Google and Alphabet, and has the unfortunate distinction of accidentally linking the TechRadar homepage to a rival publication.

Articles by: Hugh Langley

Amazon Prime Video just bagged a bunch of (good) exclusive movies

By Hugh Langley published 7 July 16

Amazon has inked a deal with Warner Bros. that will give Netflix reason to be concerned.

Parrot's next drone will have a BB gun and a grabbing claw

By Hugh Langley published 6 July 16

Parrot has revealed a couple of new drones that will launch later this year - the Mambo and the Swing.

This robot is coming to deliver your lunch

By Hugh Langley published 6 July 16

Starship Technologies is unleashing its food delivery bots onto the streets of London.

With the new Twitch app, you can pretend your PlayStation Vita has games

By Hugh Langley published 5 July 16

Twitch has rolled out its app to the PlayStation Vita, offering another way to watch your favorite streams.

Just what is Nintendo's big NX secret?

By Hugh Langley published 29 June 16

Analysis Nintendo is guarding a "new idea" for the NX, which it doesn't want anyone else to steal.

Rock, paper, scissors, tea bags: Battlefield 1 is gunning for impressive realism

By Hugh Langley published 25 June 16

Interview Battlefield 1's developer wants you to brush up on your history.

Up close with Mini's brilliantly bizarre car of the future

By Hugh Langley published 21 June 16

In Depth Mini's Vision Next 100 gives us a glimpse into the future of transport.

Nintendo: The NX will be about games, not power

By Hugh Langley published 17 June 16

Nintendo has commented on its next console, the NX: "It's not about teraflops".

8 things we've learned about The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

By Hugh Langley, Nick Pino published 14 June 16

E3 2016 Nintendo has delivered a generous serving of Zelda goodness at E3 - here's what we now know.

Did the new Zelda: Breath of the Wild trailer just tease an NX controller?

By Hugh Langley published 14 June 16

Analysis Clutching wildly at straws because E3 is all about speculation.

What it's like to spend a day with Pokemon Go

By Hugh Langley published 10 June 16

Preview Pokémon Go has big ambitions - can it make our Poké dreams come true?

Drones, lobsters and selfies: 7 things you need to know about Watch Dogs 2

By Hugh Langley published 8 June 16

Ubisoft has just dumped a load of info on the new Watch Dogs - and here's what we've learned.

Deus Ex's problem is that its predictions keep coming true

By Hugh Langley published 8 June 16

Interview Deus Ex: Mankind Divided depicts a future where technology hasn't saved us - it's ruined us.

You won't be playing Horizon Zero Dawn or Yooka-Laylee this year

By Hugh Langley published 6 June 16

Horizon gets pushed to early next year, alongside Platonic's charming platformer.

Nintendo NX will have virtual reality, claims report - but how likely is it?

By Hugh Langley published 2 June 16

Analysis Sources claim the NX was pushed into 2017 to add VR.

Skylanders Imaginators lets you bring your weird creature ideas to life

By Hugh Langley published 1 June 16

Imaginators is the first in the series to let you create your own Skylanders.

E3 website hints that we might see Xbox One VR in just a few days

By Hugh Langley published 31 May 16

Microsoft might be ready to announce its plans to bring virtual reality to Xbox owners.

No Man's Sky is getting delayed

By Hugh Langley published 28 May 16

update Hello Games' hugely anticipated space game has been pushed back, missing its June launch.

Facebook will now track you across the web, even if you don't have an account

By Hugh Langley published 27 May 16

Facebook will use cookies to track non-users across the web, in its quest to serve better ads.

Honey, I shrunk the Xbox One! Microsoft may reveal two smaller devices at E3 2016

By Hugh Langley published 25 May 16

The Xbox Mini could hit E3 alongside a smaller streaming device - with the Xbox Two to hit next year.

Want free Uber rides? Build a Twitter bot like this guy did

By Hugh Langley published 25 May 16

Someone has gamed Uber's referral system to make a lot of money... which he can only spend on more Uber journeys.

Skylanders Battlecast launches today - here's what you need to know

By Hugh Langley published 24 May 16

Explainer Card battling meets toys-to-life in Activision Blizzard's new game, but how does it all work?

Oculus Rift's anti-piracy tech has badly backfired

By Hugh Langley published 23 May 16

Revive software means games cannot tell if you legitimately own them, allowing Vive owners to play them.

We asked an SAS guy about drones, games, and the future of military tech

By Hugh Langley published 20 May 16

War. What is it good for? No, really, we want to know.

Hideo Kojima reveals why he's been travelling the world

By Hugh Langley published 19 May 16

Koj's first game will use a third-party engine. The question is, which one?

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