Nick Broughall

With GTA 5 finally arriving on the PC today, gamers will be able to take their experience to Hollywood.

Microsoft has officially added support for multi-disc 360 games on the Xbox One, starting with Deus EX: Human Revolution Director's Cut

LG Innotek has unveiled its new fingerprint scanner, which seamlessly sits under your phone's screen.

While Netflix was quick to launch a VR app, that doesn't mean you should expect content created for VR any time soon.

A recent use survey has asked the question of Xbox users: Would you trade in your digital games for store credit?

Valve has confirmed that owners of the Vive headset will be able to play games from their Steam library in VR.

Boston Dynamics may just have hastened the arrival of armageddon with its updated Atlas bi-pedal robot.

Microsoft reckons it can give you "hyper-relevant" news for your job with its new News Pro app for iOS.

IFTTT has launched a trigger for BMW labs, turning your car into a trigger for limitless functions.

The latest SpaceX rocket launch was a mixed bag, with the successful launch of a satellite but unsuccessful landing on a drone.

Star Wars Week As The Force Awakens hits cinemas, I introduced my son to the original trilogy.

We got some early hands on time with the Uncharted 4 multiplayer beta, and egos were hurt in the process.

Soon you'll be able to play your favourite PS4 games on your PC officially, as Sony confirms Remote Play apps for PC and Mac are in development.

Microsoft's new storefront for business is live, offering IT decision makers an easy way to find and distribute apps to employees.

Apple has received a lot of feedback about its music streaming platform, which it is using to improve the service, it claims.

Bicycle manufacturer Canyon is making Android Wear next year's hottest accessory... For your bike.

Movie Week Kiwi special effects company Weta reinvented its motion capture technology for the latest Planet of the Apes film.

Movie Week All this week, techradar kicks back the recliner and immerses itself in the artform of film, from the cinema to the home theatre.

Movie Week While today's digital cameras record pretty good video, they're still a long way from the big leagues of filmmaking cameras.