Ian Morris

Ian has been involved in technology journalism since 2007, originally writing about AV hardware back when LCDs and plasma TVs were just gaining popularity. Nearly 15 years on, he remains as excited as ever about how tech can make your life better. Ian is the editor of T3.com but has also regularly contributed to Tom's Guide.

Articles by: Ian Morris

2022 Polestar 2 price, range, interior and latest news

By Ian Morris published 1 December 21

For anyone considering a Tesla, the Polestar 2 is about to get updates that make this car a very strong rival with lots of excellent features.

Rivian R1T release window, price, interior, range, towing capacity and more

By Ian Morris published 24 November 21

The Rivian R1T electric pickup is looking like it could be a must-have EV. Here's everything we know so far.

Tesla Model S Plaid reinvents the steering wheel — and we have some concerns

By Ian Morris published 16 June 21

The new yoke steering wheel in the Model S might be a bit of a handful.

Apple fixes zero-day security flaws on older iPhones — update now

By Ian Morris published 15 June 21

Two zero-day flaws on iOS 12 are already being attacked by hackers, so update now.

Gunpower Milkshake new trailer, cast, release date on Netflix and more

By Ian Morris published 15 June 21

The new Gunpower Milkshake trailer reveals wit, violence and the tale of a hit-woman you don't want to mess with.

Apple AirPods vs. Google Pixel Buds A-Series: which wireless earbuds are the best?

By Ian Morris published 13 June 21

Google's Pixel Buds A-Series is cheaper and has its charms, but is it an overall better pair of wireless earbuds than the Apple AirPods?

Starlink could save us from crappy airline Wi-Fi

By Ian Morris published 11 June 21

While in-flight Wi-Fi is an absolute blessing, it can also be a frustratingly slow and irksome waste of time and Starlink wants to change that.

Apple's FaceTime is coming to Android and Windows — here's how to use it

By Ian Morris published 10 June 21

Apple has announced that FaceTime will work in web browsers. Here's how it's going to work when it launches.

Google Pixel Buds A-Series review: Affordable and capable

By Ian Morris published 3 June 21

Google's Pixel Buds A-Series are an affordable and capable set of earbuds that offer a lot of features at a price that's hard to argue with.

Google copies Apple: You can now easily opt out of online tracking

By Ian Morris published 1 June 21

Users of Google Chrome Canary get another way to turn off FLoC, the company's new ad tracking system.

What is Amazon Sidewalk, and how to opt out

By Mike Prospero, Ian Morris published 1 June 21

Everything you need to know about Amazon Sidewalk: How it works, what it works with, and how to turn it off

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How to download Spotify playlists to your Apple Watch

By Ian Morris published 1 June 21

Spotify is rolling out the ability to store music on your Apple Watch, and it's a fantastic idea for runners or getting away from your iPhone.

Acer's gigantic 17-inch Chromebook is a great idea — here's why

By Ian Morris published 28 May 21

Acer's massive new Chromebook is a pretty smart play for some people who are looking for a capable but cheap computer

Windows 10 is getting biggest update in a decade — what to expect

By Ian Morris published 28 May 21

Microsoft's CEO just confirmed that we'll be seeing big changes in Windows 10 this year

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE unveiled — and it undercuts new iPad Pro

By Ian Morris published 27 May 21

Samsung put the Galaxy Tab S7 FE online before it's been officially announced.

Amazon buys MGM for $8.4 billion — what it means for James Bond and you

By Ian Morris published 26 May 21

Holywood is reeling at Amazon's purchase of MGM for over $8 billion. Some industry insiders claim that massively overvalues the troubled media company.

Ford F-150 Lightning is so mighty it can power your home during a blackout

By Ian Morris published 26 May 21

With massive power storage, the F-150 Lightning could allow you to use electricity during a blackout for a considerable amount of time.

Amazon hit with antitrust lawsuit — what you need to know

By Ian Morris published 25 May 21

Amazon Marketplace is under fire for price restrictions on third-party sellers that make it impossible for them to offer better prices elsewhere.

Windows 10 is about to get 'revolutionized' — here’s how

By Ian Morris published 25 May 21

For some time Windows 10 has used a lot of mismatched elements, and it might be about to sort it all out.

Netflix reportedly planning big video game push — what you need to know

By Ian Morris published 24 May 21

Reports suggest that Netflix is scoping out talent to operate a gaming division at the streaming company.

Google's new downtown retail space in New York

Google opening first retail store this summer to challenge Apple — good luck with that

By Ian Morris published 21 May 21

Google's having a crack at physical retail, presumably hoping to follow in Apple's footsteps, rather than Microsoft's.

Google's making a big change to Android 12 that makes Apple look bad

By Ian Morris published 21 May 21

Google is making a move to allow its customers a little more flexibility in where they source their apps.

The Lexus LF-Z concept could be the basis for the new EV the company plans to release next year

Lexus will launch its first U.S. EV in 2022

By Ian Morris published 20 May 21

Lexus has EVs in other countries but these are modified gas-powered cars, a ground-up EV is due next year.

Google Photos new upgrades — what are Cinematic moments and Little Patterns?

By Ian Morris published 20 May 21

Google Photos is getting two big AI upgrades with Cinematic moments and Little Patterns. Here's how they work

Nvidia's DLSS brings massive boost to VR, including No Man's Sky

By Ian Morris published 19 May 21

Nvidia has brought its Deep Learning Super Sampling, or DLSS, technology to VR, enhancing resolution and frame rates for No Man's Sky

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