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Nest Third Generation Now Shipping Via Invision

The third generation Nest is now available through Invision UK, bringing with it a slightly tweaked design and some huge new features...

HDL Celebrates 30th Anniversary With Gala

On November 27 2015, HDL marked its 30th year in business with a formal gala that was attended by 700 local and international staff, associates, VIPs, government and industry representatives, as well as founding staff members...

Ultra HD Dolby Atmos Blu-Rays Coming Soon From Sony

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment to release its first 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray titles with Dolby Atmos soundtracks...

First Brillo And Weave Products Launched At CES 2016

The first round of products support Google's home automation platform, Brillo and Weave, have been revealed at CES 2016 in Las Vegas...

7 Questions With Barco Residential

Barco Residential MD Tim Sinnaeve and Neil Davidson, Genesis Technologies MD shed light on why nobody dreams of buying a projector, why even the wealthiest clients will often put price before performance and why the increased popularity of dealer showrooms is helping to change this...

LG’s 4K OLED TVs Dominate CES 2016

LG's 2016 OLED TVs could quite possibly be one of the highlights of this year's CES...

Panasonic Adopts Firefox OS For 2016 UHD Smart TVs

Panasonic is ditching its own Smart TV interface on some of its 2016 television sets. Instead the company will be utilising Mozilla’s Firefox OS...

Dolby And LG Announce Premium Dolby Vision TV Line-up

Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, Universal Pictures Home Entertainment, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios and Netflix pledge support for Dolby Vision, whilst TCL announces a collaboration to enable HDR performance in its new TCL 65in X1 4K Ultra HD TVs...

LG Reveals An 8K TV It Will Actually Sell

LG has announced an 8K TV that could find its way into the living rooms of consumers around the world...

LG Brings ‘HDR-Plus’ To 2016 4K LCD TVs

LG's 2016 4K LCD TVs can boast a technology that is apparently better than bog-standard HDR, and it's called HDR-Plus...