Recent Photo Stories
Photos: Mobile phones for 2009
Following the Mobile World Congress, we've compiled the phones we think will break 2009.
Photos: Toxic tech waste poisoning Africa
Greenpeace has found the UK’s tech waste is being dumped in developing countries instead of being recycled. Around 500,000 tonnes of tech waste in the UK are unaccounted for every year. By using GP...
Photos: Poor factory conditions for tech workers
A recent investigation by the National Labour Committee has found “prison-like” conditions in a Chinese factory supplying Dell, Microsoft, HP, Lenovo and IBM. The Meitai Plastics and Electronic Fac...
Photos: Windows Mobile Phone unveiled at MWC
Yesterday at the Mobile World Congress, Steve Ballmer unveiled the new Windows Mobile Phone operating system. Here are some pictures.
Photos: Mobile Healthcare in developing countries
Mobile technology has the potential to revolutionise health care in developing countries, particularly in the area of heath awareness schemes and training health care professionals.
Photos: GSMA Mobile World Congress first smartphones unveiled
The GSMA Mobile World Congress 2009 in Barcelona has kicked off with a bang as all the major mobile phone retailers (Sony, Nokia, Samsung and LG) have unveiled their latest smartphones to compete w...
Photos: The evolution of the PC
Computer Weekly celebrates the birthday of one of Britain’s greatest sons, Charles Darwin, with our version of the evolution of the PC
Photos: Valentines day Geeky Love for your computer
St Valentines – yes it can be a commercial rip off... but if you fancy a chance to lavish some extra special gifts upon your object of desire (yes, your computer – obviously), then here is a list o...
Photos: Renault F1 unveil improved aerodynamics using data centre
Formula 1 team ING Renault F1 has updated its data centre to improve the complex aerodynamic modelling needed to create a winning F1 car for the new season that starts on March 29 in Austrailia.
Photos: Sony's sleek and stylish Vaio TT laptop
Doing business on the move has in the past been an excruciating and frustrating experience, but the new Sony Vaio TT is breaking the boundaries of mobile working with it's sleek design, long batter...
Photos: Watchmen gadgets and weapons
Can't wait for The Watchmen movie? Neither can we. So we've put together some photos and information to whet your appetite.
Photos: 3000 year old mummy seen using hi-tech scanner
Scientists have used an advanced scanner to get never-before-seen images of a 3000-year-old mummy. Staff at the University of Chicago combined X-rays with advanced computer processing technology to...
Photos: LG unveils KM900 Arena
LG unveiled it's flagship smartphone which will officially be unveiled at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
Photos: Top Ten Tech Power Twitterers
Twitter is full of great people to follow, but there are so many people, how do you know who to follow, so your timeline isn’t filled with random tweets that don’t help you?
Photos: Google Earth - explore Mars and the ocean
Google 5.0 brings a host of new tools to its users, including the ability to explore the surface of Mars and the bottom of the ocean.
Charts: Outsourcing demand increasing according to Equaterra research
Outsourcing demand increasing according to Equaterra research.
Facebook celebrates its fifth birthday
Facebook celebrates its fifth birthday today, 4 February. See how the site has evolved in our photo gallery.
Snow show - snow photos from Computer Weekly
With heavy snowfalls across much of Britain, and London experiencing its heaviest snow for 18 years, here's a collection of some of the snowy scenes spotted by Computer Weekly staff and readers.
Tearfund uses technology to support disaster relief
Charity Tearfund, which provided relief for victims of natural and man-made disasters, is using technology to enable its 1000 workers to access applications from anywhere.
Photos: Step-by-step guide to IE 8
Too scared to install Internet Explorer 8? Have a look at our step-by-step guide before you take the plunge.
