Ian Morris

Finally, Android tablet owners can stream video from Amazon Instant Video... with some caveats

In an attempt to get people into cinemas and away from their comfy sofas IMAX R&D has been hard at work

As part of its attempt to be even more popular, Netflix will be even easier to access

Imagine a world where everyone got to watch TV shows at the same time. That's what Netflix is after

Channel 4's much-loved but ageing catch-up TV service is getting a new look, and a new name.

Google wants to own your whole online life, and a key part of that is your TV

New video streaming site Vessel wants content creators to give it exclusivity in exchange for more cash

Despite the success of the Chromecast, Google wants more, and that's where the Nexus Player comes in.

Apple TV is still a hobby for the world's largest company, but that might change this year.

Orange will finally die out this year, so it's time for a new cut-price movie deal.

Cloud gaming will be big over the next few years, and Sony is kicking things off by launching PS Now in the UK.

Modern versions of IE are pretty good, but it just can't shake the damage done by IE6.

It looks like Google might move to introduce subscription fees to improve revenue, but would you pay?

Cortana is considered by some to be the best of the personal assistants, now it's moving to other devices too

Sony continues to improve the PS4 with new ways to find friends, and the long-promised suspend feature

Only a very small percentage of people consume in one go.

The company will launch its new object-based surround sound system this month, with the hope of giving Dolby Atmos a run for its money

The Play:1 has always been a favourite of ours, and now there's a special limited edition model

Dolby is helping to make the sound in VR content as exciting as the visual material.

Music is a spiritual thing, which must happen at only authorised times

For the first time, Led Zep's albums are available in lossless quality - and mastered by Jimmy.

The newly re-imagined Freeview service gets a major backer in Panasonic.

For the Olympic Committee to commit to 4K broadcasts it would need more interest from the world's broadcasters first.

Similar in design to Google's Play Music service, Music Key will offer ad-free music videos to subscribers.

Universal remotes are rubbish, have always been rubbish, so can Ray change that?