Roland Moore-Colyer
Roland Moore-Colyer is a Managing Editor at Tom’s Guide looking after the news vertical, which also happens to be keenly focused on analysis, opinion articles and features around the latest tech and what’s on the horizon. When not commissioning, editing, and extolling the virtues of sharp writing and the five Ws of communication, Roland writes about all manner of tech, but with a focus on phones, laptops, computers, audio products and games.
Before Tom’s Guide, Roland worked as a freelancer for a wide variety of publications, including Future’s own TechRadar, as well as holding editor positions at IT Pro and the likes of The Inquirer and Computer Shopper. And occasionally, he’d meander out of the world of technology journalism and pen a few articles for CAR magazine, including testing a Nissan Leaf and driving along a road that claimed the life of his poor 2001 Vauxhall Corsa.
Outside of work, Roland spends a lot of time wandering through London and looking up at various buildings, often ending up walking into bollards and being laughed at by unsympathetic Brits. When not putting himself at low-key risk, he likes to try his hand at a bit of cooking and works to get better at photography. But most of the time, Roland gets his nose stuck in one of The Expanse books, a new Netflix series or some lengthy open-world game, accompanied by a decent whisky.
Latest articles by Roland Moore-Colyer
Forget Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 — why you should wait for Galaxy Z Fold 6
By Roland Moore-Colyer published
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 might offer very little in the way of design changes over the Galaxy Z Fold 4.
Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom shows it’s time for a Nintendo Switch 2
By Roland Moore-Colyer published
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom should be the swansong for the Switch before making way for the Nintendo Switch 2.
PlayStation cancels ‘so many games’ — but that’s great for PS5
By Roland Moore-Colyer published
Sony cancels loads of games, which is likely why the PS5 isn't flush with exclusives. But we'll take quality over quantity any day.
Google Pixel Tablet could finally make Android tablets exciting again
By Roland Moore-Colyer published
At I/O 2023, Google may finally reveal a tablet that can challenge the iPad Air.
Samsung just showed Apple that it needs to innovate with its iPhones
By Roland Moore-Colyer published
Samsung’s phone shipments are a warning shot across Apple’s iPhone bow to innovate.
The MacBook Pro just got another Windows 11 rival
By Roland Moore-Colyer last updated
The Acer Swift X16 is looking like a great do-everything laptop. With an OLED display, Nvidia GeForce RTX 4050 graphics and a keen price.
Sony’s PSVR 2 is not a flop — here’s the proof
By Roland Moore-Colyer published
Sony’s PSVR 2 could be one of the fastest-selling VR headsets ever, and that's a promising sign.
PSA: Don't sleep on this fantastic PS5 game
By Roland Moore-Colyer last updated
If you want to showcase your new PS5 to non-gamers, get Astro's Playroom running.
Windows 11 just tipped for new 'presence sensing' feature — here's how it works
By Roland Moore-Colyer published
Privacy sensing in the latest WIndws 11 beta can detect when a Windows computer is being used and let apps lockdown if a user is inactive.
Windows 11 could be getting a huge gaming upgrade — what we know
By Roland Moore-Colyer published
A handheld version of Windows 11 for the Steam Deck and other portable PCs could be coming.
6 best Mario games to get that horrible Mario Movie taste out of your mouth
By Roland Moore-Colyer published
Hated the Mario movie? Then check out these brilliant Mario games to rinse away the disappointment.
MacBook Pro with OLED display tipped for 2026 release
By Roland Moore-Colyer published
Display analyst Ross Young doesn't think Apple will have an OLED MacBook Pro until 2026.
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra leak just revealed 144Hz display, satellite connectivity and more
By Roland Moore-Colyer last updated
An early Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra rumor has tripped imprvies specs, cameras, satellite connectivity and a 144Hz display.
Nvidia GeForce RTX 3090 vs 3080 vs 3070 vs 3060: Which GPU should you buy?
By Marshall Honorof last updated
There are five different Nvidia GeForce RTX 30-series GPUs. Find out which one would work best in your gaming PC.
You might want to skip The Last Of Us Part 1 on PC... for now
By Roland Moore-Colyer last updated
We suggest don't you buy The Last Of Us Part 1 on PC yet as it's a technical mess even on powerful computers.
Zoom IQ is the closest thing yet to having AI take meetings for you
By Roland Moore-Colyer published
Zoom IQ uses ChatGPT-style tech to save you from missing things in virtual meetings.
ChatGPT potentially exposed users' credit card info — what you need to know
By Roland Moore-Colyer published
A ChatGPT Plus bug exposed personal information of members, including the last four digits of credit card numbers.
Microsoft could suffocate the AI chatbot revolution before it begins
By Roland Moore-Colyer published
Microsoft reportedly threatens to cut off access to Bing indexing data if other companies use it to power their AI chatbots.
Forget the specs leak — Nintendo Switch 2 will almost certainly have Nvidia power
By Roland Moore-Colyer last updated
Nintendo Switch 2 specs leaks may be garbage, but we can expect Nvidia power.
Here’s how to watch the Future Games Show Spring Showcase live today
By Roland Moore-Colyer published
Don’t miss the Future Games Show Spring Showcase: Here's how to watch it live.
Google Bard is about to invade your text messages — here's the proof
By Roland Moore-Colyer published
A beta version of Google Messages has a Bard AI icon, suggesting it could soon take over your texting.
iPhone 15 Pro rumored titanium design is the upgrade I’ve been waiting for
By Roland Moore-Colyer last updated
The iPhone 15 Pro needs a titanium upgrade to keep me from Android temptation.
I ditched my Apple Watch for the Pixel Watch and no, I’m not crazy
By Roland Moore-Colyer published
Forget the specs and features, I prefer the Pixel Watch to the Apple Watch.
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