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Stuart Miles
Founder and CEO
Stuart Miles has been a tech journalist for over 20 years. He 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 he 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 Stuart has questioned or interviewed leading tech industry figures from Steve Jobs, Steve Ballmer, Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, Tim Cook, and numerous CEOs and founders. Stuart is 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 Sky News tech show; Sky News Swipe, and as a judge on The Apprentice. He also advises companies on design, UX, UI, media training, and gives talks on technology trends. In his spare time, Stuart likes running, drinking wine, and watching movies, not necessarily in that order.
Twitter: @stuartmiles
Latest articles from Stuart
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
The iPhone 8 Plus is as powerful as the iPhone X with a familiar design finished with glass both front and rear. Read more
The XR has the latest buttonless iPhone design, similar to the iPhone XS, but without the big bucks asking price. Small compromises can save big bucks 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
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
As with all iPhone "S" model upgrades, the iPhone XS is about bringing new processing power to a phone that already looks really good. 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
For those of you who are fans of Lego, there are always cracking deals to be had. Read more
Alexa could become your default voice assistant on Windows 10 following changes by Microsoft to its operating system. Read more
The processor that will power the next wave of gaming phones has been announced by Qualcomm. Read more
Huawei's continued "plan b" efforts have taken a further possible step forward with a more approachable name for its alternative Android operating system. Read more
Lego is embracing the 50th anniversary of the Moon landing on the 20 July with a new range of sets to both celebrate the past and inspire future would-be astronauts. Read more
The 5G GigaCube, first detailed in May, is now available to buy and comes with two contract options and three price plans. Read more
Right now it's just a speaker that sounds amazing, but that isn't very smart with its Siri integration. Read more
Many films and TV shows use music created entirely within a computer due to time and budget restrictions. Read more
Swing is an Apple Watch app that uses machine learning to track how you hit a ball on the tennis court. 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
With the Sonos One available alongside the Play:1, is the Play:1 still worth considering for those looking to start or add to their Sonos system? Read more
We've complied a list of some of the best tech podcasts around. Read more
The Apple iPhone X has now been replaced by the iPhone XS and XS Max, and cheaper XR, but is it worth considering if you can get hold of one? Read more
Following the launch of the iOS 13 Beta we loaded up the new CarPlay on the Nissan Leaf to see what's new. Read more
President Trump reverses entity list ban for now Read more
In this series of electric dream features we're looking at life with an electric car, focusing on home charging Read more
Prestigious English horse racing course, Ascot, will start to offer iPhone and Apple Watch users the chance to use digital ticketing in a move similar to that already used by airlines. 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
We're rounding up some of the best astronomy images from the last few years for you to enjoy. Read more
Billionaire Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey wants to arm UK independent retailers with the tools to take on Amazon and other online giants. Read more
Screen Time is a new feature in iOS 12, looking to address your digital health. Read more
With a bigger screen dominating its design, the Apple Series 4 watch upgrades software, processing power, well-being via heart-monitoring and more. Read more
We all know one, those people that always seem to be travelling the country, or the world for work. But what do you get them as a gift? Read more
The holidays are coming and you've no clue what to get that certain someone in your life that loves music. Don't panic we've not only got you covered, but we've got you covered without breaking the bank. Read more
Here are our favourite kitchen gadgets available anywhere. Read more
What do you get the gamer in your life? Here are our favourite picks of some of the best gaming accessories around. Read more
We all know someone that is cool. Someone that has a designer air about them. So why not show them you understand their "cool" by treating them to something a little bit cool itself. Read more
All of your Apple sidecar questions answered. Read more
The way we see Apple in the future will turn the company from being just a hardware manufacturer into a fully-fledged gatekeeper of privacy. Read more
Tesla has been the flag-bearer, the champion, of electric cars, but it seems that its days of leading the race might be over. Read more
Things are about to get “stranger” at Lego HQ. It is launching its first official tie-in with Netflix and, in particular, the series Stranger Things. Read more
Apple's TV app has undergone a new transformation as the company gears up to launch its subscription service later this year.Ahead of the new roll out Read more
Now TV will finally gain a 1080p streaming option later this year, Sky exclusively confirmed to Pocket-lint. Read more
With no headphone socket on the Apple iPhone you've either got to go Lightning connector or Bluetooth wireless. Apple is hoping you'll opt for the latter Read more