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Stuart Miles
Founder and CEO
I've been a tech journalist for over 20 years. I first started writing about technology for The Times of London, before moving on to launch the video games channel on Amazon.co.uk in 2000. Previous roles have included being the features editor for Computeractive, a PR Account Manager for Olympus, and a second stint at The Times as both a journalist and designer. In 2003 I started Pocket-lint with a budget of just £15. Since then Pocket-lint has grown to be a leading authority within the UK and US consumer tech scene. Over the years I've questioned or interviewed leading tech industry figures from Steve Jobs, Steve Ballmer, Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, Tim Cook, and numerous CEOs and founders. I am regularly quoted in UK national newspapers, websites from around the world, and on TV and radio. Highlights include appearing on the BBC Radio 4 Today show, World Business Report and the Sky News tech show, and as a judge on The Apprentice. A BAFTA member, I also advise companies on design, UX, UI, media training, and give talks on technology trends. In my spare time, I like running, drinking wine, and watching movies, not necessarily in that order.
Twitter: @stuartmiles
Latest articles from Stuart
Following a successful Kickstarter campaign, Sphero, will launch a new programmable robot that breaks from the company's traditional ball design. Read more
The belief that care homes are out of date could be about to change, following a digital initiative. Read more
Luigi's lead role comes to the Switch for the first time, bringing fun on the big screen or when on-the-go. Is it a spooky must-have for your Switch? Read more
The England rugby team should use player data in a more effective way, according to former England rugby union and Wasps star James Haskell. Read more
Nintendo wants to get you off the sofa and exercising - again Read more
Linn, the Scottish-based speaker firm, has launched its latest speaker, with the hope of appealing to those who want streaming music and high-quality sound, Read more
Leading visual effects maven, Paul Franklin, told the Pocket-lint podcast that he believes the use of digital humans in movies is only likely to continue to grow. Read more
This is everything you need to know about Apple Sidecar, including how it works, what it does and which Mac and iPad models are supported. Read more
If you’re holding out for a 5G BlackBerry for your next phone purchase we've got some bad news. Read more
Square's head of hardware told us that he questions customers' faith in the shopping experiences Amazon Go and similar ventures present. Read more
Does the addition of an ultra-wide lens and improved screen make the Pro model the iPhone to buy in 2019? Here's why it's our top choice of the three. Read more
It's been over a decade since the first Apple iPhone. Yes, really. Here's how the iPhone has evolved over its life. Read more
Apple's new MacBook Pro gets a refresh, but is it enough? Read more
Here is everything the company announced in one handy place Read more
We had a play with the new Philips Hue Play box to find out ahead of the global launch in October and the UK launch in January. Read more
With so much choice out there, is the Sonos Play:3 still worth considering if you can get your hands on one? Here's our review. Read more
Here are our favourites so far that we recommend you try first. Read more
A leading figure in AR, Caspar Thykier, believes that the tech will happily sit alongside virtual reality in the future rather than replace it. Read more
The Sonos Playbar is a fantastic piece of kit that really delivers on its promise of simplicity and quality. Here's our review. Read more
The winner this year is University of Sussex graduate Lucy Hughes for her innovating MarinaTex material. Read more
The new Sonos soundbar is compact, but it delivers expansive performance. From what we've heard so far, this small soundbar is a winner. Read more
The fifth-gen Watch features an always-on display and a digital compass - but is that enough to make you want to upgrade or dip in for the first time? Read more
With the competition closing in, can the Apple iPhone 11 continue the success of the iPhone for the masses? Here's our review. Read more
Apple certainly seems to have maxed out the specs, and we suspect, that there is plenty more to discover once we start diving deeper into the Read more
As with all 'S' iPhone model upgrades, the iPhone XS is about bringing new processing power to a phone that already looks really good. Read more
Does the iPhone 8 have what it takes to be your next smartphone - or should you opt for one of the X models? Read more
The XR has the latest buttonless iPhone design, but without the big bucks asking price. Small compromises can save big bucks Read more
The iPhone 8 Plus is as powerful as the iPhone X with a familiar design finished with glass both front and rear. Read more
Robert Llewellyn, the actor turned electric car enthusiast, has been looking at ways we can save energy and trim our electricity bills in the future. Read more
We preview the iPad 10.2-inch ahead of it going on sale Read more
The Apple September event is here, but what's in store? Read more
On the eve of the new iPhone launch, we reflect on where the iPhone XS stands Read more
The 4,784-piece set measures 110cm, making it the longest Lego Star Wars set ever. Read more
Roku has introduced its own soundbar and accompanying subwoofer in the US. Read more
Apple's Screen Time looks to address your digital health. Here's everything you need to know. Read more
Set on one of the highest parts of Apple Park in 175 acres of landscaped grounds, the theatre, like the Apple 5th Avenue store, rises from the ground like Read more
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Apple's AR[T] walk sessions include interactive AR graphics by a range of contemporary artists to see along the way. Read more
Sir Bradley doesn't think e-bikes are "cheating" when it comes to getting out on your bike and in fact they are a good thing. Read more
Designer Olivier Raymond has created a new concept version of the Nintendo Switch he hopes Nintendo will consider for its next version Read more
Minecraft is about to get a huge boost to its graphics, but it's not the Super Duper graphics update, developer Mojang promised. Read more
Retro gaming arcade company Arcade1Up has confirmed it is launching its offering in the UK. Read more
AI could replace many of our jobs, but rather than mean we are all out of work, such a move would allow us to focus on doing more meaningful jobs Read more
We review Apple's new iPad Pro 12.9 (2018) tablet to see whether it can be your next laptop replacement? Read more
"We are very different and think that we fit into a template for a smart city more than any other sports venue." Read more
For the first time more people downloaded Sony games on PS4 than bought themaccording to Sony's latest earnings report. Read more
We are going to see a much closer integration between humans and devices according to the Director of Engineering and Education of the Royal Academy in the UK. Read more
The Sonos Sub makes an excellent addition to the Sonos system despite it's high price tag. Here's our review. Read more
If you aren't compelled by the Series 4's bigger display, there's nothing that should stop you plumping for the Series 3. Read more
Around 20 per cent of heterosexual relationships and 75 per cent of homosexual relationships start online. Read more
Neuralink is developing ultra high bandwidth brain-machine interfaces to connect humans and computers Read more