Photo Stories
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In The Current Issue:
- Sustainability and the smartphone: How to give your old device a second life
- Disaster recovery as a service: what you need to know
- Tech Nation startup programme demonstrates richness of UK fintech
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Photos: The role of technology in the Chile aid effort
When a natural disaster strikes, one of the first things to go down is the communications network. These pictures illustrate how technology is helping in the aid effort.
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Photos: World Cup 2010 gets its own Hand of God
Hundreds of thousands of people will be attending this year’s Football World Cup in South Africa either as spectators or workers. But what no-one will notice, and few probably know, is that software written by Mahindra Satyam will make sure everything off the pitch goes smoothly.
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The ten noughtiest inventions
Technology-based innovations dominate a list of the best inventions of the past decade.
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Winter Olympics sets marker for London 2012
It has been difficult to miss the fact that the Winter Olympics are being held in Vancouver, Canada.
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Photos: Great female technology entrepreneurs
While the arguments over how to get a better gender balance in tech fly back and forth, we’ve highlighted just a few female entrepreneurs working in the UK who founded their own IT companies, or use technology to provide a product or service.
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Michael Dell buys Magnum Photos archive
Michael Dell , chief of computer firm Dell ,...
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Photos: The technology driving air traffic control
Controlling air traffic is one of the world’s more stressful jobs. But despite the apparent complexity of the task, and the high-tech appearance of the equipment, it’s still a job that relies completely on the ability and skill of its staff.
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Photos: Virus sculptures from computer waste
Sculptor Forrest McCluer brings a new twist to the term "computer virus" by constructing 3D representations of biological viruses using old computer parts.
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Photos: How technology is helping Haiti
This photo story shows how the UN Foundation and it's partners are setting up telecommunications to help the people of Haiti stay connected with the rest of the world.
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How Top Gear laptop survived Bolivian expedition
The BBC Top Gear presenters took a 1,000 mile road trip through the rainforests of Boliva to the Pacific coast of Chile.
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Travel chaos iPhone survival guide
Workers in the UK are used to trains running late, but the recent cold spell really moved the boundaries.
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Photos: Gadgets of 2010 - What will rock your world!
This year promises to be the year of the gadget, with Google entering the mobile phone market and laptops getting smaller by the minute it seems our pockets will be full and our wallets empty in 2010.
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Google unveils Nexus One smartphone
Computer Weekly takes a first look at the functions and features in Google's 'iPhone killer'
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Microsoft unveils Slate tablet PC
Years ago Microsoft tried to convince everyone that the tablet PC was the future. But it failed. Now it is yting again with Slate.
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iPhone app reveals MPs' expenses
MP Expenses, from Satosoft, gives iPhone users information on what UK MP’s have been spending their money on.
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How to upgrade your Wi-Fi Network
With the 802.11n or Wireless-N standard ratified, now is the best time to consider a wireless network upgrade. Find out how in Cliff Saran's step-by-step guide.
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Stocking fillers for geeks for under 20 quid
Check out our list of Christmas gifts for geeks, all for under £20.
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Photos: Great geeky gifts between 20 and 100 pounds
It's that time of year and most of you will panic buy before the big day, so we decided to give you some pointers on what to get your geek.
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Photos: The Noughties - Technology events of the last decade
ComputerWeekly.com looks back over the past decade and pinpoints the events that marked each year in the technology industry,
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Top 10 best-selling iPhone apps in the UK
The Apple App Store has more than 100,000 applications, but what are the best selling apps this year in the UK?
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Photos: Gadget gift guide for IT Pros
Wondering what to get an IT Pro for Christmas? Well, let ComputerWeekly.com help you find those techie gifts for over £100. You'll probably want one of these for yourself.
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A glimpse of future technology from IBM Hursley
Hurlsey is IBM's biggest software lab in Europe. We find out what future technologies the boffins are working on.
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Ten IT Christmas wishes for business
The end of the year and the seasonal festivities are often a time for reflection. But what will CEOs be asking CIOs to give them for Christmas?
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Photos: Top ten must-have mobiles for Christmas reviewed
Here are this year’s top ten mobile phones that would make great Christmas presents.