While Freeview tuners have been pimping themselves out to portable DVD players from Toshiba and Bush recently, they’ve been less keen to hitch a ride on full-sized recorders. This new Grundig, though, ...

Humax has had a pretty good year, growing 70 per cent and now commanding 40 per cent of the Freeview recorder market. It's also been the leader in freesat PVRs, one of only a handful of companies to ...

It seems that even those of us who hate football have something to thank it for -- namely, giving Freeview HD a leg up. Nearly all of the marketing around HD on Freeview relies on the World Cup taking ...

Humax released their impressive HD-FOX T2 Freeview box back at the start of the year, but it’s this, the Humax HDR-FOX T2 Freeview HD recorder, that we’ve been really looking forward to. Humax have ...

Digital Vision has announced the launch of the GiGo digital Freeview recorder, which is slightly different than the majority of the Freeview recorders available on the market today. Instead of having ...

Like a lot of PC system builders hard pressed by competitors who operate on a global scale, Evesham Technology has diversified into consumer electronics as a way of bringing in additional revenue.

BBC iPlayer has stopped working on Humax Freeview Recorder box model – in a major blow for telly fans. The once-popular TV box – which lets homeowners pause, rewind and record live telly from across ...

What’s new in Freeview+ HD recorders? Digital radio specialist Pure has launched a high-end Freeview+ HD recorder with built-in WiFi, picture-in-picture and four-port HDMI loopthrough: the Avalon 300R ...

Digital Vision has unveiled its new GiGo Digital Freeview Recorder, which is billed as the first ever USB stick-based recorder to hit the market. The product is a standard single tuner digital ...

Freeview, the UK digital TV service, has announced the re-branding of its Freeview Playback digital TV recorders (DTRs) as Freeview+. Over the coming months the Freeview+ name will roll out across ...

Sony's DVD recorder devices were hit by a widespread technical problem over the weekend that left scores of users unable to access their Freeview service. Angry customers took to Twitter and the ...