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Mat Gallagher

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British-Irish luxury lifestyle, tech and auto content writer, editor and photographer. Editor-in-chief of @t3dotcom Be excellent to each other.

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I drove an EV 500 miles across Morocco powered by the sun

I drove an EV 500 miles across Morocco powered by the sun

T3 — Electric cars still need to get their power from somewhere. That’s the argument often thrown at EV’s environmentally friendly credentials. But when that source is from renewable energy i

Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max review: heavy on the features, light on the metal

Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max review: heavy on the features, light on the metal

T3 — With a new titanium casing, the iPhone 15 Pro Max is smaller and lighter than ever but still manages to extend its capabilities

Rolls-Royce Spectre first drive: a new wave of EV

Rolls-Royce Spectre first drive: a new wave of EV

T3 — The first all-electric Rolls-Royce, the Spectre is a two-door coupe for a new generation of Rolls-Royce driver

Apple Watch Series 7 Nike review: sporty spice

Apple Watch Series 7 Nike review: sporty spice

T3 — The Apple Watch Nike edition is a version of the regular Apple Watch and is available for both the Series 7 and SE models. Though the Nike watches are identical to the regular models in terms of specifications there are a couple of unique features that make them an appealing proposition to those that want to use their watch for sports - particularly for running.

5 electric pickup trucks to look forward to in 2022/23

5 electric pickup trucks to look forward to in 2022/23

T3 — Electric cars are getting fairly commonplace. There's barely an auto manufacturer now that doesn't have at least one fully electric model in its range and most of the big names have a whole electric division. Tesla may lead the charge when it comes to EVs but it's no longer alone in its quest.

Pentax 645D review - What Digital Camera tests the 645D digital medium format camera

Pentax 645D review - What Digital Camera tests the 645D digital medium format camera

What Digital Camera — Medium and large format cameras are the last bastions of the analogue world, and though digital versions have been around for quite some time, prices have been sky-high and users slow to convert. Medium format sensors principally have a size advantage over their full-frame (35mm) cousins.

Canon EOS 60D review

Canon EOS 60D review

What Digital Camera — Originally released in 2008, the Canon EOS 50D quickly established itself as a popular choice for enthusiast photographers, largely thanks to its tough magnesium alloy construction and uncompromising feature set. Built around a 15MP CMOS sensor and Canon's DIGIC 4 image processor, the only 'must have' feature the EOS 50D really lacked was the ability to record HD video.

Canon EF 8-15mm f/4L Fisheye USM review

Canon EF 8-15mm f/4L Fisheye USM review

Amateur Photographer — October 15, 2011 3 Michael Topham Star rating: Manufacturer: Canon £1,180.00 Canon's full-frame, wideangle-to-fisheye zoom lens attempts to offer more than just a one-trick effect. Mat Gallagher finds out whether this lens really should have a place in your kit bag The function of certain focal lengths has changed with the introduction of the APS-C-sized digital sensor.

NAB 2016: Atomos to add HDR as firmware update to existing products - Newsshooter

NAB 2016: Atomos to add HDR as firmware update to existing products - Newsshooter

Newsshooter — Matt Allard talks to Jeromy Young from Atomos about the firmware updates that see HDR added to products including the Shogun, Assassin and Ninja. Although these products don't offer the 1,500nit rate normally required for a full HDR display, the monitors will display the log signal to represent the dynamic range, and though will not ...

Shanghai's essential apps

Shanghai's essential apps

Time Out Shanghai — Price: Free (iPhone, Android). What is it? China's version of Google Maps. Use it for: Getting around the city. Best feature: Street View. Whether you're walking or in a taxi, a good map in this city is essential - and Google Maps is hardly reliable in China.

10 things you need to know about Hong Kong before moving here

10 things you need to know about Hong Kong before moving here

angloinfo.com — If you're thinking of moving to Hong Kong, or have already packed your bags and set your sights for this great city and island, here are some tips and home truths - from expat on the ground Mat Gallagher - that will help you settle in fast...plus some hints to help you avoid making a social faux pas.

The best adverts from Super Bowl 55: The 2021 big game ads ranked in order

The best adverts from Super Bowl 55: The 2021 big game ads ranked in order

T3 — It's the main event for American football and essential viewing for millions across the US - as well as fans around the globe. Sunday night saw the Tampa Bay Buccaneers beat the Kansas City Chiefs to win Super Bowl 55.

Serial 1 e-bike review: Harley's electric bike is here

Serial 1 e-bike review: Harley's electric bike is here

Pocket Lint — CHICAGO (Pocket-lint) - The idea of electric bicycles is far from new, with some patents dating back as early as the 19th century. But in a year that's seen us finding new ways to avoid public transport in the name of social distancing in the city, the electric bike is very much front and centre.

Sony A7R Mk4 review: Here's to new resolutions

Sony A7R Mk4 review: Here's to new resolutions

Pocket Lint — (Pocket-lint) - Whoever said the pixel race was over didn't tell Sony. While its A7R cameras have always been class-leading in terms of their resolutions, the fourth-gen edition delivers a pixel count normally reserved for medium-format cameras. But this new model isn't just about the pixels.

Remembering Fan Ho: 1931-2016

Remembering Fan Ho: 1931-2016

Digital Photography Review — There are few photographers who have documented Hong Kong's past in the way that Fan Ho did back in the late 40s and early 50s. Dubbed 'the Henri Cartier-Bresson of the East', Ho observed the then British Colony through his Roleiflex, producing iconic images that played with shape and form and captured people going about their daily lives.