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.
Latest articles by Ian Morris

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

By Ian Morris Published
New rumors suggest that the MacBook Pro 2021 is going to pack a lot more punch with more improved CPU, GPU and RAM options.

By Alex Wawro, Ian Morris Published
Google's new Smart Canvas will let Google Workspace apps like Docs, Meet, and Slides work better together.

By Ian Morris Published
The great 'naked spouse of 2020' scandal won't be repeated thanks to this new Microsoft Teams feature.

By Ian Morris Published
You'll have to be fast, as this new Hot Wheels branded RC Cybertruck is likely to sell out quickly

By Ian Morris Published
WhatsApp may soon get an updated version of dissapearing messages that will make things a lot easier for those who use them.

By Ian Morris Published
Big changes are coming to Discord, which will help manage audio chats and bring a bit of order to the chaos.

By Ian Morris Published
The RTX 3080 Ti could arrive in days and be out of stock mere moments after that, if this latest leak is anything to go by.

By Ian Morris Published
Microsoft is offering Xbox Series X consoles to those who have an Xbox One, but only if they're in an existing beta program.

By Ian Morris Published
There's no doubt that Starlink will be more mobile in the future, but for now there are some practical problems with using it on a car.

By Ian Morris Published
Lotus has finally allowed its brand new electric supercar out for a drive, and the results are breathtaking.

By Ian Morris Published
iOS 14.5 is empowering iPhone owners to take control of how apps track their online activities. It's simple, clear and here's how you can use it.

By Ian Morris, Roland Moore-Colyer Published
Google Pixel 6 won't the return of unlimited original-quality photo storage — finally!

By Ian Morris Published
Samsung looks to be launching the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite soon, but it's going to need to be cheap to tempt people away from the iPad

By Ian Morris Published
Peloton allowed anyone who cared to look access to its API, which contained the private details of customers.

By Ian Morris Published
Steve Jobs never liked Adobe Flash, delivering a brutal takedown of the product back in 2010. It was weirdly prophetic.

By Ian Morris Published
Facebook and Instagram are implying that its "free" apps might not remain that way if you don't let it track you.

By Ian Morris Published
Epic wants to put a stop to Apple's ability to charge developers such a large percentage of their sales.

By Ian Morris Published
Don't get me wrong, GTA 5 Online is all kinds of messed up, but it's a remarkable achievement that can be enormous fun.

By Ian Morris Published
Microsoft is fixing a problem with Windows 10 that may well have bothered you if you're a multi-monitor user.

By Ian Morris Published
Typewise 3 is certainly an interesting idea that promises to reduce your type errors on the iPhone. But learning how to use the keyboard takes some effort.

By Ian Morris Published
Nvidia has published details of a number of serious problems with older drivers. Make sure yours are up-to-date.

By Ian Morris Published
The Airo electric car will filter air from ICE vehicles and make the atmosphere better for everyone.
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