…using Sony’s PlayStation Now Service – which lets users close to their datacentres stream playable games to PC or other supported hardware.

Hey! Remember David Perry? He was one of the founders of Shiny Entertainment, the folks behind Earthworm Jim and later games like MDK. Now he's the boss of an influencer marketing company.

Motorola phones of the last couple of years have been alright, devices which have been competent but haven’t done much to wedge itself into a space currently dominated by Samsung and Apple. A new leak has shown off the latest handheld from the company, and I quite like what I’m seeing in the Moto X4.

The online streaming service has enabled Dolby Atmos support for those with the very best in home theatre equipment. There’s only one movie that supports the feature now, but there is a lot more content planned.

Apple might have wanted to be the first with fingerprint scanners built directly under their iPhone displays, but a new report suggests that idea has been scrapped.

What if you could take the clarity of a DSLR and merge that with the more creative social side of smartphones? That’s the angle that Canon is taking with their new EOS 200D cameras, a camera designed to be user-friendly and a gateway device for anyone who wants to enter that market from a beginner-friendly direction. Which has resulted in what Canon calls the “lightest Canon DSLR” on the market.

Pornhub, a site I’ve never heard of before and have most certainly never used, is offering a range of interactive videos that synchronise with futuristic sex toys.

HP has revealed a new gaming family of devices that’s ideal for anyone from the occasional gamer who wants to up their experience to the true diehard fans who want the best possible performance. It's Omen by HP.