Articles by James Cutler, Staff Writer

James is a full-time journalist with the TechRadar Australia team, covering all aspects of tech and the web with a particular focus on phones, TVs and home entertainment, AR/VR, gaming, gadgets, and digital behaviour trends. He has worked for more than six years in broadcast, digital and print journalism in Australia covering a range of topics, including writing about all things e-commerce with Power Retail, as an Associate Producer with Network 10’s The Project and as an Intern with Melbourne’s The Age, among other pitstops, and has developed particular skills in interviewing, working with the written word and maintaining a strong news sense. Having been writing since a very young age, James’ early inspirations included a variety of entertainment, tech and gaming magazines that he would discover in his rural hometown’s newsagency. James also holds a Masters in International Relations from Monash University and has lectured around Australia on topics including traditional and digital media, social media, and modern extremism and radicalisation in communities online. In his spare time, he can typically be found bouncing between one of a number of gaming platforms or watching anything horror.

Articles by: James Cutler

A closeup on the iPhone 14 Pro series' triple camera system, the device depicted is the Deep Purple colorways

Apple warns of looming iPhone 14 shortage and longer wait times

By James Cutler Published 7 November 22

Anyone waiting to get their hands on an iPhone 14 model will need to be patient as Covid restrictions impact one of Apple’s China-based factories.

Alice in Wonderland character checking clock with PSVR 2 headsets in the background

The PSVR 2’s price isn’t the problem – the timing is

By James Cutler Published 4 November 22

Opinion The PSVR 2 will be a victim of the times if Sony doesn't act, so have we seen enough to think it might weather the storm?

Looking to leave Twitter? Habbo still exists – and your hotel room is waiting

By James Cutler Published 3 November 22

Habbo, the first social media experience for many millennials, still exists. Is it worth going back to?

Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover sees huge surge in new users for rival Mastodon

By James Cutler Published 1 November 22

Decentralised microblogging platform Mastodon wants to be the ‘open’ Twitter alternative – here’s what you need to know about it.

Which horror games from the 2000s need the remake treatment next?

By James Cutler Published 28 October 22

With several beloved 2000s horror games having a moment thanks to their upcoming remakes, which classics from this time should follow suit?

Elon finally gets his Musk all over Twitter as acquisition is confirmed

By James Cutler Published 28 October 22

Elon Musk's $44 billion acquisition of Twitter has been finalised, with the tech entrepreneur hinting at changes to come for the platform

Screenshot image from Metaverse/Horizon Worlds recreation of 2022 film Nope

Meta is paying a high price for jumping the gun on the metaverse

By James Cutler Published 28 October 22

Meta’s specialty metaverse unit Reality Labs has reported significant losses in the last financial quarter, with Meta predicting these losses to only get worse in future months.

These 5 upcoming Aussie indies are hoping to be the next Cult of the Lamb

By James Cutler Published 25 October 22

With the success of Aussie indie hit Cult of the Lamb in 2022, which antipodean games in development stand a chance of beating the hit roguelike?

Fitbit set for legal faceoff with Australian watchdog over refund and replacement policy

By James Cutler Last updated 25 October 22

Fitbit has been taken to task by Australia’s competition watchdog for allegedly misleading consumers.

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