Adam Hartley

Adam Hartley

Adam Hartley was the Senior News Editor for TechRadar.com between February 2008 and September 2011 – formative days for the site as its coverage of smartphones, computers, home cinema equipment and games consoles saw it quickly grow into one of the biggest consumer technology news portals in the world. Adam now works in communications, and is currently the Head of Content for Spreckley.

Articles by: Adam Hartley

Be careful who you invite to your house parties on Facebook!

Facebook error sees 1,600 teens storm private party

By Adam Hartley published

When a German teen inadvertently invited thousands of strangers to her sixteenth-birthday party via Facebook this month, a predictable amount of chaos and confused policing ensued.

Peter Molyneux: a fixture at the Microsoft E3 press conference - but what will he reveal?

Microsoft at E3: new Fable and new Kinect titles outed?

By Adam Hartley published

Pre-E3 rumours hotting up

E3 2011: The most visual trade show in the world, according to ESA boss and show organiser

E3 boss: '35,000 screens for 45,000 attendees'

By Adam Hartley published

Games show organiser boasts of nearly one screen per person

Nintendo execs will be angry that a hacking attack has occured days before the major Wii 2 announcement at E3 2011

Nintendo is latest victim of hacking attack

By Adam Hartley published

Nintendo has become the latest target of online attacks by hackers, following the recent high-profile attacks on Sony.

Google upgrades its image search functionality to help you find pics and photos faster and easier than ever before

Google upgrades image search function

By Adam Hartley published

Google has made significant improvements to its image search functions this week, rolling out the latest updates to Google Images.

Bjork set to release her new album as 10 seperate iPad apps

Bjork set to release new album as 10 iPad apps

By Adam Hartley published

Bjork is set to release her new album Biophilia as a multimedia project, comprised of 10 separate iPad apps.

New 3DS version of Tetris set to be unveiled at E3 2011 and on shelves later this year

New 3D version of Tetris arriving in October

By Adam Hartley published

Let's hope it's better than the old Virtual Boy title!

Google is dropping support for older web browsers on 1st August 2011

Google to drop support for old browsers

By Adam Hartley published

Google is set to drop support for old browsers from 1 August.

EA launches new game download service called Origin

Electronic Arts takes on OnLive and Steam

By Adam Hartley published

Mega-publisher EA is now readying a new digital distribution service to take on the might of Valve's hugely popular Steam in the world of PC gaming.

In the future, all our iPads will be super-fast 4G, but Ofcom worries we might not actually be able to watch telly due to a signal conflict...

Ofcom: '4G mobile might mess up your digital TV'

By Adam Hartley published

We all know the annoyance caused by our mobile signal messing with the FM radio in the car, but it looks like high speed mobile services may well mess up our digital TV reception more in the future.

We know that a Wii 2 is on the cards at E3 this year, but it's unlikely that Sony or Microsoft will upgrade their home consoles

Games creators in no rush for PS4 or Xbox 720

By Adam Hartley published

So says Take-Two CEO

Sony's new NGP - rumoured to be called the Sony PlayStation Vita - will finally be revealed at E3 2011 in Los Angeles later this month

Sony NGP hands-on reviews begin to surface

By Adam Hartley published

First look at WipEout, Super Stardust and Uncharted

Asus unveils world's first auto-stereoscopic gaming laptop at Computex 2011

Asus unveils world's first glasses-free 3D laptop

By Adam Hartley published

If you are in the market for a new gaming laptop, then you may well be intrigued by the news that Asus has revealed the world's first glasses-free 3D laptop at Computex in Taipei this week.

Watching TV watching you

New Japanese TVs record viewers' emotions

By Adam Hartley published

New Japanese TVs are being developed that are able to watch the viewer and measure their emotional response to what they are seeing on the screen.

Qualcomm's Snapdragon processor is set to get a serious speed boost later this year

Qualcomm demos dual-core mobile processors

By Adam Hartley published

Computex Qualcomm has been showing off its latest dual-core mobile phone processing tech at Computex in Taipei this week.

Asus reveals the new Padfone at Computex 2011

Asus Padfone: Android Ice Cream Sandwich and more

By Dave James, Adam Hartley published

Updated What we know about the smartphone and tablet hybrid

ARM hopes to conquer the mobile PC market over the next four years

ARM hopes to 'conquer the mobile PC market'

By Adam Hartley published

Mobile chip specialists ARM hope to make significant moves into the mobile PC market over the next five years, with the company's president hoping for 50 per cent of the market by 2015.

NGP - Sony rumoured to be considering Vita or Veta as potential names for new handheld

Rumour: NGP to be called 'Sony PlayStation Vita'

By Adam Hartley published

Sony is rumoured to be planning on calling its new handheld console – currently referred to as NGP (Next Generation Portable) – the Sony Vita.

Sony's new official wireless headphones for the PlayStation 3

Sony releases official wireless PS3 headset

By Adam Hartley published

Sony has announced the release of the new official PlayStation 3 headset, over a week before the company is set to announce its plans for the coming year and beyond at E3 2011.

Nvidia's next-gen Tegra system-on-a-chip quad-core gaming demo set to wow the Computex crowds

Quad-core tablet gaming: new Nvidia Kal-El demo

By Adam Hartley published

Real-time lighting possibilities set to wow at Computex

Nintendo at E3 2011: what to expect

Nintendo at E3 2011: what to expect

By Adam Hartley published

Nintendo has already announced plans to reveal the successor to the Wii home at E3 2011, with pre-show excitement levels about Wii 2 putting Microsoft and Sony on the back foot

E3 2011: what to expect from this year's show

E3 2011: what to expect from this year's show

By Adam Hartley published

This year's Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) is soon upon us, with the sixteenth outing of the games industry's biggest international trade show on 7-9 June 2011

Bowers and Wilkins' Zeppelin range of iPod docks provide no-compromise quality sound for demanding audiophiles

Bowers & Wilkins: Why iPhone beats CD

By Adam Hartley published

Brit Week Plus, new lightweight B&W speaker next month

Peter Molyneux explains why he still feels a kinship for gaming with a PC and a mouse

Molyneux: Minecraft is 'most impressive' game of last 10 years

By Adam Hartley published

Brit Week To most gamers, Peter Molyneux needs little introduction. Not only is he a great British games designer, he is one of the gaming industry's most high-profile developers.

Hackers allegedly offering to sell PSN users' credit card details online, with Sony apparently declining an offer to buy back its own data

Hackers offering to sell PSN credit card details

By Adam Hartley published

In the ongoing Sony PR nightmare that is the PlayStation Network hack, the latest rumours suggest that hackers are trying to sell the credit card details of 2.2 million PSN users.

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