Patrick Goss

Google's new logo has proven to be a little divisive - so we asked an expert for his (Mountain) view...

Amazon Prime has introduced the eagerly awaited offline caching of content for subscribers to its service, and we've checked it out.

Sky Sports has announced a deal that will give it a direct route to a new generation of viewers.

Iconic broadcaster Sir David Attenborough has reiterated his support for the BBC.

In Depth Apple Pay's arrival has been welcomed by the payments industry, and there's nothing hollow about why they think it's a significant new player.

T3 Awards Samsung and Apple are vying for supremacy at the UK's glittering T3 Awards in 2015.

The BBC Trust has rejected plans for a BBC One +1 channel which would have seen the premium channel timeshifted by an hour.

When you tell the world that your customers are using Netflix and Amazon, you might want to help them out...

Opinion Oculus Touch was shown at the very end of the pre-E3 Rift conference – a classic 'One more thing' reveal.

Innovators Reed Hastings and Netflix have become huge drivers for innovation in the tech world, and added an indelible mark to the media landscape.

Innovators From Half-Life to Steam Machines, Valve supremo Gabe Newell has changed PC gaming and influenced the next generation of tech.

Innovators Sir Jonathan Ive is a British industrial designer who has helped keep Apple at the cutting edge of technology.

Innovators Larry Page, the 42-year-old co-founder of Google, can claim to be one of the most influential figures in modern tech history.

Updated T3 has a sparkly new look, and to celebrate they will hide journalists with bags of goodies in five cities.

Facebook has shown off its Instant Articles - allowing people to easily access news articles without leaving the social network.

Tesco has announced a £6.38 billion loss, with the UK supermarket giant going through a truly tough time.

A Spanish engineer reckons he has developed a system where things sound louder but are actually quieter.

Sky's Buy and Keep service will eventually evolve to let people receive a physical Blu-ray when they buy a movie.

Sky's curiously popular Buy and Keep offering has taken a giant leap into the digital era.

The FA often get accused of being a load of old men in suits, so this is their revenge...

We can look forward to virtual worlds and pin sharp pictures as the BBC looks to the brave new world of digital television.

Sky's chill-inducing drama Fortitude will be returning to Now TV and Sky Atlantic in 2016.

What do David Miliband and BlackBerry have in common? They've both been squashed by the giant foot of the Labour leader.

Sky has made some changes to its Sky+ user interface, including one which we've been waiting years for.