Roland Moore-Colyer was a Managing Editor at Tom’s Guide with a focus on news, features and opinion articles. He is now at our sister site Tech Radar, where he heads up their buying guide team. When not at his desk Roland can be found wandering around London, often with a look of curiosity on his face.
Before Tom’s Guide, Roland worked as a freelancer for a wide variety of publications, including Future’s own TechRadar, as well as holding editor positions at IT Pro and the likes of The Inquirer and Computer Shopper. And occasionally, he’d meander out of the world of technology journalism and pen a few articles for CAR magazine, including testing a Nissan Leaf and driving along a road that claimed the life of his poor 2001 Vauxhall Corsa.
Outside of work, Roland spends a lot of time wandering through London and looking up at various buildings, often ending up walking into bollards and being laughed at by unsympathetic Brits. When not putting himself at low-key risk, he likes to try his hand at a bit of cooking and works to get better at photography. But most of the time, Roland gets his nose stuck in one of The Expanse books, a new Netflix series or some lengthy open-world game, accompanied by a decent whisky.
Latest articles by Roland Moore-Colyer

By Roland Moore-Colyer last updated
Editor's ChoiceDespite its high price, the PSVR 2 is an excellent way to get access to high-end VR without needing to buy a gaming PC.

By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
Windows 11 could soon make accessing files and dealing with the taksbar a lot smarter.

By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
A Steam Deck 2 is 'years' away according to Valve, and that means I can no longer hold off getting the handheld PC.

By Philip Michaels last updated
The Galaxy S22 remains available as a lower-cost alternative to the Galaxy S23

By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
The Android 14 developer preview embraces security and the end of passwords.

By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
Meta Quest 3 appears to have been revealed in the Quest App, with some of its features also hinted at.

By Roland Moore-Colyer last updated
The next 24-inch iMac is tipped to be the first Mac with Apple's M3 chip, and could launch in June ar WWDC 2023.

By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
A 15-inch MacBook Air with an M3 chip has been tipped to arrive later this spring or early summer.

By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
The time may be nigh for passwords as we know them with Android 14.

By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
Windows 12 could be coming in 2024, going by a leak reportedly from inside Intel.

By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
Meta Quest 3 could be a very interesting mixed reality headset for 2023, but don't expect it to be cheap.

By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
Twitter is back up and running after a massive outage caused havoc for users' timelines.

By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
Google’s just made Chome a less power-hungry browser for MacBooks and macOS.

By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
Microsoft just squashed Windows 11 bug that offered upgrades on unsupported PCs.

By Roland Moore-Colyer last updated
M2 Macs could be great for gaming — but they’re being held back by software.

By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
iPhone SE 4 could finally bring OLED to budget Apple phones and have the first Apple-designed modem chip.

By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
Station Eleven has a wonderfully thoughtful slow-burn story in a smartly realised post-apocalyptic Earth: it's a must-watch.
By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
Magic Eraser is coming to older Pixel phones and to Google Photos, providing you subscribe to Google One.

By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
The Samsung Galaxy S23 range aces our smartphone battery life test, but Apple's iPhone 14 Pro Max is still the endurance flagship phone king.

By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
Apple has come under fire for patent infringement with its Apple Watches, which coud result in an imprt ban in the U.S.

By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
A probe into Microsoft's attempt to buy Activision Blizzard has reignited Nintendo Switch 2 rumors.

By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
ChatGPT and AI could unlocking unique ways of interacting with VR games, and tap into the PSVR 2's tech.

By Roland Moore-Colyer Published
Both the 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro 2022 have been cut by $200 at Amazon for the Presidents' Day sales.
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