Max Freeman-Mills

Apple TV+ has many facets to its reputation, but it’s fair to say that, among the bigger and more widely-subscribed streaming services, it’s possibly the pretentious choice. After all, its output is a little less populist and a little more […]

The GTA 6 trailer that dropped earlier this week has been smashing records left, right and centre on its way to becoming one of the biggest uploads YouTube has ever seen. It’s closing in on 100 million views already, and

It was the biggest game in the world to me – I’d been waiting at least a couple of years, frantically reading every magazine exclusive and preview, but when The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion finally arrived, it blew me away

Netflix has always made a habit of getting big names signed on for its latest movies and shows, and a new comedy series looks like it might be one of the most star-studded yet, thanks to its first trailer. The

HBO just dropped a trailer for its new show Duster, and if you’ve been craving a good, old-fashioned crime procedural with some flair, it could be right up your street. Starting on 15 May, in a couple of months’ time,

Apple TV+ is on one heck of a run. It’s been my personal pick of the best streaming services for at least a couple of years now, not least because it’s the most affordable if you’re looking for 4K quality

Part of my role here at T3 involves keeping a very keen eye on everything coming out on the many and varied top streaming services that can now be chosen between by the public at large. That means a whole

The world of streaming can be a hard one – almost everyone can recall at least one show that they desperately wanted another season from, only to hear of its cancellation. It’s a problem that the best streaming services aren’t

Coming up with new sitcom premises can’t be easy – while the TV format has been around for decades now, countless failed entries have shown that bottling lightning can be a challenge. So, when one of the best streaming services,

HP just announced a whole heap of laptops (and AI features coming to those laptops) as part of a Spring refresh, but in amongst the workstation computers and enterprise stuff there’s one eye-catching gaming launch. Its Omen sub-brand has been