Articles by Gerald Lynch, Former Executive Editor

Gerald is Editor-in-Chief of iMore.com. Previously he was the Executive Editor for TechRadar, taking care of the site's home cinema, gaming, smart home, entertainment and audio output. He loves gaming, but don't expect him to play with you unless your console is hooked up to a 4K HDR screen and a 7.1 surround system. Before TechRadar, Gerald was Editor of Gizmodo UK. He is also the author of 'Get Technology: Upgrade Your Future', published by Aurum Press.

Articles by: Gerald Lynch

Elton John performs onstage during his "Farewell Yellow Brick Road" tour

Have a tiny dance in Dolby Atmos as Elton John's Greatest Hits comes to spatial audio

By Gerald Lynch published 25 March 22

Crocodile Rock, Tiny Dancer and more now playing in Dolby Atmos.

New Xbox Game Pass perk is a big win for Marvel fans

By Gerald Lynch published 24 March 22

Too many games? Xbox Game Pass now gives you thousands of Marvel comics, too.

An LG projector with an Xbox Series S playing Halo

Buy one of these LG 4K projectors and get an Xbox Series S for free

By Gerald Lynch published 21 March 22

A new Xbox plus a snazzy LG projector – what’s not to love?

Spider-Man movies in order: From Tobey Maguire to Tom Holland

By Gerald Lynch published 19 March 22

From multiverse madness to his Avengers adventures, here’s how to watch the Spider-Man movies in order.

Amazon Prime memberships are now harder to cancel – and it’s no accident

By Gerald Lynch published 17 March 22

Project Iliad uncovered as an attempt to slow Prime cancellations.

Barack Obama's National Parks TV show for Netflix

Is Barack Obama TV's successor to David Attenborough? Netflix is banking on it

By Gerald Lynch published 16 March 22

Our Great National Parks sees Obama taking on the wonders of the wilderness.

Netflix's next big crime TV show may be a caper from this infamous British director

By Gerald Lynch published 14 March 22

The criminal underworld with a side helping of belly-laughs could be headed to Netflix in a new TV show.

Apple Studio Display, as shown in the monitor's advertisement

Apple’s Studio Display spatial audio speakers sound like a great idea… but who are they really for?

By Gerald Lynch published 12 March 22

Apple’s new pro-level monitor has some amazing audio tricks up its sleeve. But who is actually going to find them most useful?

Got a PS4? There’s an Apple TV Plus freebie that you can claim right now

By Gerald Lynch published 11 March 22

PlayStation 4 console owners get a taste of Apple TV Plus streaming.

Paramount Plus boss praises rival Disney Plus – because it's saving you money

By Gerald Lynch published 9 March 22

Less Scrooge McDuck, more Robin Hood in Disney Plus’s future.

With spatial audio singing, I'm wishing for a new HomePod

By Gerald Lynch last updated 9 March 22

Apple Event A high-end Apple HomePod smart speaker would finally have the spatial audio library to do its spec sheet justice.

The Stranger Things mobile game from Netflix partner Next Games

Netflix is on a gaming spending spree – should Nintendo, Sony and Xbox worry?

By Gerald Lynch published 7 March 22

Netflix buys some mobile gaming expertise in the shape of Finnish company Next Games.

Batman and Selina Kyle work together in The Batman movie

The Batman is three hours long – here's the best moment to take a toilet break

By Gerald Lynch last updated 5 March 22

Insert mandatory 'The Piddler' pun here...

Netflix cancels another hit TV show – and it’s got little to do with viewer numbers

By Gerald Lynch published 4 March 22

Award nominated show hits the chopping block

The short-throw Philips Screeneo U4 projector

This Philips projector is designed for your living room AND your office

By Gerald Lynch published 3 March 22

Philips wants this tiny short-throw projector wants to be your office’s next big screen.

Amazon Fire TV has made accessing live channels easier

Amazon Fire TV update kills off a cool secret feature for cord cutters

By Gerald Lynch published 2 March 22

A workaround for customizable Amazon Fire TV homescreens is being patched out.

Bang & Olufsen Beoplay Portal (Xbox / PS5) review

By Adam Vjestica, Gerald Lynch published 1 March 22

Updated The Bang & Olufsen Beoplay Portal sounds great and looks the part, but has one too many issues to justify its high-end price tag.

Sorry little Jimmy, PSVR 2 probably won’t be ready in time for Christmas

By Gerald Lynch published 1 March 22

The PlayStation 5 VR headset is unlikely to be ready until 2023.

Roku just lost a ton of channels – can this upgrade plug the gap for cord cutters?

By Gerald Lynch published 28 February 22

Has Roku's secret sauce been lost for good?

eShop game Mario and Donkey Kong Tipping Stars

Best Nintendo 3DS eShop exclusive games to buy before they're gone for ever

By Gerald Lynch published 22 February 22

Off to the gaming graveyard in the sky

LG CineBeam HU715Q 4K Ultra Short Throw projector

LG's new projector turns your lounge into a cinema, and you'll hardly know it's there

By Gerald Lynch last updated 18 February 22

LG's new ultra short throw projector is like having a secret 120-inch cinema screen in your living room.

The Ayn Odin retro handheld gaming device

Ayn Odin review

By Gerald Lynch published 17 February 22

Editor's Choice

The Ayn Odin might just be the greatest handheld ever made.

Crypto Chameleon: Boy George on NFTs and digital art ownership in the age of streaming

By Gerald Lynch last updated 15 February 22

Interview From 80s pop superstardom to the NFT hype train, does the Culture Club star see a future for all in non-fungible tokens?

From cyberpunk to the infinite: celebrating the influence of VFX maestro Douglas Trumbull

By Gerald Lynch published 12 February 22

A tribute to the man behind Blade Runner, 2001: A Space Odyssey and Close Encounters of the Third Kind’s visual effects.

Save 94% on one of the best games ever made

By Gerald Lynch published 11 February 22

TechRadar deals XCOM 2, plus all of its DLC, is on sale at Steam for pocket-money pricing.

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