Articles by James Rivington

James was part of the TechRadar editorial team for eight years up until 2015 and now works in a senior position for TR's parent company Future. An experienced Content Director with a demonstrated history of working in the media production industry. Skilled in Search Engine Optimization (SEO), E-commerce Optimization, Journalism, Digital Marketing, and Social Media. James can do it all.

Articles by: James Rivington

This week's hottest reviews on TechRadar

By James Rivington published 14 January 12

Review Roundup It's been an exciting week for new products, with CES bringing wave after wave of product launches from the big names.

Thunderbolt to strike first PCs from April 2012

By James Rivington published 27 December 11

Until now, Thunderbolt was only available in some of Apple's Mac products but from April we will see the tech inside desktop PCs and notebooks as well

Xbox 360 review

By James Rivington published 16 December 11

The new Xbox 360 S arrives to replace the Elite

Alienware launches 'world's most advanced gaming PC'

By James Rivington published 13 December 11

Alienware has launched a new desktop PC which it claims is the 'most advanced gaming desktop ever made' on Planet Earth

Aussies to overturn Galaxy Tab ban?

By James Rivington published 25 November 11

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 could soon be unbanned in Australia, after judges voiced their concerns over an earlier ruling.

Philips Fidelio AS851 review

By James Rivington published 23 November 11

Can the first recognised Android dock hit the ground running?

Atomic Floyd SuperDarts review

By James Rivington published 10 October 11

High-end earphones with top-end sound and a price to match

This week's hottest reviews on TechRadar

By James Rivington published 17 September 11

Review Roundup All the latest kit reviewed and rated

Hands on: Fusion Garage Grid 10 review

By James Rivington published 13 September 11

The £259 Android tablet that's not an Android tabl

Apples strikes new blow to Samsung in German court kerfuffle

By James Rivington published 9 September 11

German tableteers not getting their Galaxy Tabs anytime soon

Hands on: Samsung Series 7 Slate PC review

By James Rivington published 2 September 11

IFA 2011 Can this Windows 7 tablet overcome the odds?

Philips launches worlds' fastest TVs

By James Rivington published 1 September 11

IFA 2011 The Moth Eye filter dramatically increases the contrast ratio of a TV by eliminating reflections

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 still on sale in the UK

By James Rivington published 11 August 11

But when they're gone, they're gone

Creative Sound Blaster Tactic 3D Omega review

By James Rivington published 10 August 11

New gaming headset that works with PC, Mac, Xbox 360 and PS3

Freeview HD - bringing high def to the masses

Freeview HD: your questions answered

By James Rivington published 13 July 11

Updated Millions of homes in the UK currently have HD ready television sets and still only watch television in standard definition, but this could all be set to change with the arrival of Freeview HD.

Creative Aurvana In-Ear3 review

By James Rivington published 7 July 11

New Aurvana earphones provide excellent noise isolation

Google: Chromebooks will succeed where Linux netbooks failed

By James Rivington published 23 June 11

Exclusive There's a new operating system in town, and it's gunning for your eye-time

Why the 3D revolution is a myth

By James Rivington published 10 June 11

Opinion 3D is here to stay, but innovation does not equal revolution

Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF101 review

By James Rivington published 10 May 11

Is this the Android tablet you've been waiting for?

Beats by Dre Solo review

By James Rivington published 5 May 11

Can the hip-hop god and Monster deliver godlike sound?

iPad 2: one month on

By James Rivington published 4 May 11

One month with iPad 2

1,000mph car has carbon footprint of 3.5 lactating cows

By James Rivington, Patrick Goss published 21 April 11

Exclusive The Bloodhound SSC's attempt to shatter the world land speed record will apparently have the same carbon footprint as three and a half lactating cows, according to the project's engineering lead.