UK broadcasters Sky and ITV have agreed a long term business partnership which will improve access to content for Sky customers.  

Yamaha’s latest wireless headphone, the L700A, expands the list of expected features such as Active Noise Cancelling, voice assistance and adaptive audio with the addition of the company’s 3D Sound Field with head tracking technology.  

Video streaming giant Netflix has confirmed it is moving towards delivering games for its subscribers as recent figures show a slowdown in growth.  

The LG Eclair is the company’s most compact soundbar to date, offering Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support in a lifestyle friendly package for limited spaces.  

Sony is rolling out more hardware to support its 360 Reality Audio format in the form of the HT-A9 home theatre speaker system.  

The HT-A7000 is Sony’s latest flagship soundbar featuring a 7.1.2 channel layout, optional subwoofer and rear speakers and the latest surround sound format support including its own 360 Reality Audio platform for spatial music.  

Elipson has added new options to its range of Chroma 400 turntables bringing real wood veneer finishes for a traditional touch of class.  

The new ‘360 by Deezer’ feature delivers full surround sound on Sony’s SRS-RA5000 and RA3000 Reality Audio speakers.  

Less a Ritchie film that happens to star Statham and more a Statham flick which happens to have been directed by Ritchie, Wrath of Man comes up short against its Heat / The Town peers but is an otherwise solid enough little crime thriller.  

The last true epic of one of cinema’s greats, Akira Kurasawa’s reimagining of The Bard’s King Lear, is a beautiful, elegant but slightly unevenly paced tale of opposites, but does it make for a worthy 4K upgrade?  

Alexander Dreymon’s beard goes from cool Viking guy to dirt-bag sleaze-boy with a simple change of shirt and Keith David refuses to do simple stunts like exiting a plane in Amazon’s latest whatever-the-hell-this-is.  

A pleasing genre blend of romantic drama and Hong Kong police actioner from Hong Kong action legend Ringo Lam, fronted by a hugely likeable Chow Yun Fat.  

Kevin Costner's 1989 sports fantasy drama is arguably the only movie about baseball that isn't about baseball, somehow weaving dreamy gold out of what could have easily been an impossibly sappy, misguided, and ill-advised blend of genres.  

UPDATED to cover the entire series, there are MILD SPOILERS: The first episode of Marvel’s latest spin-off TV show remains a little LOW KEY but knows how to pull the stops out when it needs to.  

Once again Codemasters delivers an excellent racing experience, even if this isn’t quite the new-gen leap forward we’d all been hoping for.  

This month we watch the new MCU entry, Black Widow and discuss how we're feeling about the continued dominance of comics at the box office. We also find out your opinions on the best and worst superhero movies. PLUS a podcast exclusive competition.  

Technics is settling back nicely into the present day Hi-Fi market but the SU-R1000 is here to demonstrate that the company still has some bold ideas. Do they work in practice?  

The effortlessly cool, Almost Famous, comes to 4K Blu-ray with a native 4K image to make you drool.  

UPDATED: 21-Jul-2021: Sports fans have been treated to an almost normal summer of tournaments and fixtures with Wimbledon, the postponed Euro 2020 and the upcoming Tokyo Olympics. However, for those less athletically inclined, what can Netflix offer as alternative viewing for August?  

Rian Johnson's 2012 breakthrough hit was a clever little sci-fi action thriller which also marked the last time Bruce Willis visibly gave a damn, earning itself a strong 4K release.  

We look at the cinematic dud that was Howard the Duck, can a native 4K image and DTS:X sound make it worth spinning?