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

TV boss likens fight against Netflix and rival streamers to 'Kasparov vs Deep Blue'

By Patrick Goss published

FX boss John Landgraf says Silicon Valley giants can 'shoot people in the face with money'.

The best Premier League football apps and football podcasts for 2017/18

By Patrick Goss published

In Depth We're big football fans here at TechRadar HQ - and we've put together our definitive list of the best apps and podcasts for the 2017/18 season.

Sky Soundbox soundbar announced – and it's sub-£300 for subscribers

By Patrick Goss published

Sky has unveiled a new soundbar which will be available for under £300 for its customers.

B&O Play H6 headphones at £135 should be mighty tempting for Prime members

By Patrick Goss published

Prime Day 2017 Beoplay H6 second generation over-ear headphones are definitely worthy of your consideration for an audiophile treat.

10 years on, the iPhone remains the coolest phone on the planet

By Patrick Goss published

Steve Jobs' best 'One last thing' has never given up its throne as the most desired device

The best E3 2017 trailers: the top videos from gaming's big showcase in one place

By Patrick Goss published

E3 2017 From FIFA to Anthem, we've picked out the killer trailers from E3 2017 and put them in one place .

As a lapsed PC gamer, the Xbox One X is pretty exciting

By Patrick Goss published

When it comes to a convenient accessible bit of gaming the 4K Xbox One X is genuinely exciting to me.

Oxford University's driverless car guru wouldn't trust his kids in one...yet

By Patrick Goss published

The University of Oxford’s driverless car guru Paul Newman wouldn’t trust his kids in an autonomous vehicle just yet

Tertill promises to be a robotic Roomba-a-like for your weeding

By Patrick Goss published

A new device has been designed that promises to do for our gardens what robot-vacs did for our carpets.

Sky announces 4K Test cricket, HBO deal and a VR David Attenborough

By Patrick Goss published

Sky is adding 4K test cricket to its slate of sports offerings, and working alongside HBO on world-class drama.

Welcome to TechRadar's Console Gaming Week

By Patrick Goss published

Console Gaming Week Celebrating the gaming giants that finally justified the evolution of opposable thumbs.

Here's the real reason why Netflix gave us offline viewing

By Patrick Goss published

Netflix's Todd Yellin has told TechRadar why the about-turn on offline viewing has worked out well.

BT doubles down on football with a £1.2bn deal for Champions and Europa Leagues

By Patrick Goss published

BT seals deal to keep major European club football competitions on its platform until 2021.

Netflix has audio on its mind but is staying silent for now

By Patrick Goss published

MWC 2017 Netflix has told TechRadar that sound remains a key focus, although it's focused on mass-market for now

Here's why Netflix isn't investing in VR anytime soon

By Patrick Goss published

MWC 2017 Netflix is happy to let other companies take the risk in pushing VR forward.

Hands on: Haier L7 review

By Patrick Goss published

Not yet rated

MWC 2017 Haier's L7 is perfectly fine in every way, it's just a bit meh

Hands-off with the ZTE Gigabit: the world's fastest phone*

By Patrick Goss published

MWC 2017 The ZTE Gigabit claims to be the world's fastest phone, and we've peered through some perspex to check if that's true.

Could the new Nokia 3310 end up being a bad thing for next-gen Nokia phones?

By Patrick Goss published

MWC 2017 The Nokia 3310 is cashing in on a wave of nostalgia, but the company that has licensed the brand needs to be very careful.

When is a phone not a phone? When it's the ZTE Gigabit

By Patrick Goss published

MWC 2017 The ZTE Gigabit has been announced as the world's fastest 5G phone – but is it actually a phone?

ZTE Gigabit prototype claims to be the world's fastest smartphone, but you can't buy one.

By Matt Swider, Patrick Goss published

MWC 2017 A 5G-toting smartphone prototype that doesn't even have a case yet and probably won't ever go on sale

Knockout League and Serious Sam VR will be ready to play at PC Gamer Weekender

By Patrick Goss published

The PC Gamer Weekender event at the Olympia will let attendees get to grips with two of the very latest VR games.

Discovery channels stay on Sky, as satellite giant stands firm

By Patrick Goss published

Discovery has signed a deal for its channels to remain on Sky, after failing to negotiate a huge fee increase.

We reckon £12 for 1,000 movies to get you through the winter is a pretty good deal

By Patrick Goss published

Deal of the Day Now TV with a two month subscription is just £11.99 in our deal of the day.

Microbe-hunting drones and mood-sensing sat navs help IBM top patent rankings

By Patrick Goss published

IBM has topped the list of US patents for 2016 and given a glimpse into a fascinating future

Sky Mobile launches in the UK today

By Patrick Goss published

Sky Mobile is launching today, with the MVNO offering a low cost and flexible data deal with some interesting add-ons.

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