Max Langridge

Sky has announced a number of updates that will be making their way to Sky+ boxes over the next few weeks, including a number of new features that launched with Sky Q.

Apple is rolling out an update to its music streaming service that will use its iTunes Match software to more accurately match your iTunes library in the cloud.

Apple has filed a proposal with the US Copyright Royalty Board that would see all music streaming services pay the same royalty rate to songwriters.

The M7000 is Hisense’s second ULED screen and follows the 2015 release of the XT910. It’s the company’s first flat screen ULED TV and is available in 55in and 65in variants, priced from £799.

Sonos’ first ever physical store will open on 19th July in the SoHo district of New York City. Customers will be able to experience Sonos speakers in seven different listening rooms.

This week in the What Hi-Fi? Wednesday Wrap there's news surrounding updates to Tidal's mobile app and Humax's Freeview Play set-top box. German audio manufacturer Teufel has a new speaker package and Waves Audio says it can deliver 3D sound through your headphones.

Nielsen, an American global information and measurement company, has reported that download sales in the US have fallen by 42 per cent and with the rate they’re falling, could be a thing of the past by 2020.

This week in What Hi-Fi?'s Weekend Wrap: The Chord Company has announced a new cable range that does “nothing”, Bowers & Wilkins and Master & Dynamics have given their respective products new looks along with music-streaming service Deezer - and Cambridge Audio has a free gift offer for CXU customers.

The Basslet has been designed to be worn on your wrist and lets you physically feel the bass from music played on a smartphone, tablet or laptop.

Sky has launched a new Now TV Smart Box, which offers a TV tuner and access to streaming apps, but isn't 4K compatible. There's also a new Now TV Combo package for TV and broadband.

Yamaha has made significant product additions to its multi-room MusicCast streaming platform with the total number now standing at 35. Products include soundbars, AV receivers, stereo receivers, wireless speakers and even a piano!

Turntables, tablets and testing rooms feature in the August issue of What Hi-Fi? alongside the usual array of first tests and features. With a look back at a classic pair of B&W speakers, a peek inside our new test labs, a 4K Blu-ray player shootout and much, much more the August 2016 issue is one not to be missed.

Long battery life, supreme comfort, noise-cancelling technology and a sleek design are all served up in Sennheiser’s latest pair of wireless cans.

This week's news round-up focuses on a new range of colour finishes for the KEF Muo wireless speaker, Sky Go dropping support for iOS 7, new cables from Welsh audio brand Leema Acoustics, and more....

Spotify says Apple has blocked its latest app update because the streaming service doesn’t abide by Apple’s in-app billing system rules.

The Beoplay H5 headphones use Bluetooth to wirelessly connect to your music player, come with an app for adjusting the sound and connect together using magnets when you're not using them.

Bose has left its latest speaker unfinished as a way of getting children interested in what goes into making a speaker.

The new Ultra HD Blu-ray disc format has started more strongly than Blu-ray according to initial sales figures, selling 4x faster over a comparable period after their respective launches.

The latest version of Devialet’s wireless Bluetooth speaker has been given more than just a new colour finish.

From the news that B&O and Ultimate Ears have added new Google technologies to some of their products, to Exposure adding DSD playback to its 2010S2 DAC and Optoma announcing a new range of hi-res in-ear headphones - it's What Hi-Fi?'s Weekend Wrap.

Focal says its new headphones have been made to deliver “an audio experience worthy of the company’s high-fidelity loudspeakers”, and feature specially designed components to help them achieve it.

Tired of listening to crystal-clear digital sound through your computer. Longing for some analogue crackle? Vinylfied could be for you…

A study of 15,000 British people has found that only 14 per cent of the population pays for a music subscription service, while one in 10 regularly borrow someone else’s account.

From the news that interactive ads could soon be invading your Samsung smart TV, to Google killing off the Nexus Player - it's What Hi-Fi?'s Weekend Wrap.

Bryston’s latest turntable uses custom-designed components and comes with a power supply and tonearm included.