Joseph Green

2 weeks ago | sea.mashable.com | Joseph Green |Matt Ford

When it comes to home cinema and TV technology, the future is now. We're blessed with 8K TVs that have incredible sound systems, stylish designs, and more smart features than you can shake a voice assistant at. But not everyone needs — or can afford — that level of tech. There’s nothing wrong with a TV that deals with the basics — a decent picture quality, crisp sound, and some useful smart functions.

2 weeks ago | me.mashable.com | Joseph Green |Matt Ford

This content originally appeared on Mashable for a US audience and has been adapted for the UK audience. Listening to music is one of life’s greatest pleasures. But it's more than that: It's a way of life, too — absolutely intrinsic to leisure, work, travel, and your overall state of mind. It’s little wonder that everyone needs a great pair of headphones. Listening to music is a deeply personal business. But there's an issue with headphones: The modern world can be a loud place.

2 months ago | sea.mashable.com | Joseph Green |Matt Ford

This content originally appeared on Mashable for a US audience and has been adapted for the UK audience. We've been living in the next generation — by which we mean next gen gaming — for several years now. So whether you're a PS5, Xbox Series X, or souped-up PC gamer, a 4K TV is pretty much mandatory — a crucial companion for your console. Most 4K TVs come with gaming-friendly features built-in, but not all gaming TVs are made equal. There's spec for every type of gamer.

2 months ago | me.mashable.com | Joseph Green |Bethany Allard

This content originally appeared on Mashable for a US audience and has been adapted for the UK audience. When it comes to webcams, there's one thing you can rely on: The webcam built into your computer isn't up to scratch. At least, not if you need it for professional purposes, whether that means video meetings or YouTube content creating. The good news is that you don’t have settle for subpar video every time you hop on a call or drop your latest short. There is another way: an external webcam.

2 months ago | me.mashable.com | Joseph Green |Matt Ford

WFH has been a standard working practice for many people for years now. Sure, it's nice to do your work in the comfort of your own home, but it does come with certain issues. For starters, you need to stock up with the right equipment. A good worker needs good tools, after all. Which means you need home office technology. Though it depends on your line of work, chances are you'll need a printer, monitor, and keyboard. But there's another item that's important: the mouse.