Photo Stories
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In The Current Issue:
- Disabled consumers left logged out of retail’s digital revolution
- Low-code and no-code development platforms
- How to break free from traditional desktop productivity
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Photos: Google Street View car in police drama
This is a full picture story about how a Google Street View car was chased by the police and pulled over for going through a restricted road.
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Photos: How to upgrade your old PC to run Windows Vista and Windows 7
Cliff Saran provides a step-by-step guide to updating an ancient Pentium 4 3.2 GHz XP-based machine with 2 GBytes of memory to an AMD Phenom Quad Core PC with 4 Gbytes of memory running Windows Vista.
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Competition: Send us your mobile working snaps!
Enter our photo competition and win a Sony Cybershot camera.
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Photos: Renault F1 aerodynamics and design for 2009
Ever wanted the inside track on what goes into redesigning an F1 car? Well this gallery should stear you in the right direction.
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Photos: Google Street View - A tour of London
Take a virtual tour of London with Google Street View!
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Photos: Tesco use Microsoft Surface in the workplace
Computerweekly was invited to have a look at how Microsoft Suface will work in Tesco. Some very impressive stuff.
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Photos: Top ten cybersquatter cases
Here's our top ten cybersquatting cases.
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Photos: Key events of the past 20 years of the web
The world wide web celebrates its 20th birthday tomorrow and to wish the web a very happy birthday, we have compiled a picture gallery of some of the web's key events in that time.
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Photos: Safari 4 - Step-by-step guide
A step-by-step guide to installing Safari 4 and a look at some of the new features.
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Photos: Top Ten Gadgets from CeBIT 2009
Gadgets galore at CeBIT this year, here's our top ten.
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Photos: The best of CeBIT 2009
Highlights of CeBIT 2009.
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Photos: Top Ten security sensitive sites on Google Earth
Following the hysteria in the British media that Google Earth can be used to target sensitive sites, we decided to look at which sites so far have not been censored on Google Earth, that could possibly be considered a security risk.
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Photos: Digital program brings polar history to life
Images relating to two British icons, the glorious failure Scott of the Antarctic, and that leader without parallel, Ernest Shackleton, went online today at noon.
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Photos: Most dangerous places to outsource your IT
A report published by the Brown-Wilson Group details which locations are the most risky places to offshore your IT.
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Photos: MoD - War, weapons and gadgets
The Ministry of Defence has released pictures of new technology it is developing, or hopes to develop.
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Photos: Techfest 2009 - A glimpse into the future
Microsoft researchers from around the world have gathered at company headquarters in Redmond, Washington for TechFest 2009 to show off some of the projects they are working on.
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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 GPS technology to track a TV intended for recycling, the charity has shown how waste from the UK is poisoning countries like Nigeria.
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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 Factory is in Dongguan City, Guangdong Province in south China.
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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.
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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 with the iPhone. Here are some pictures of the phones on show so far.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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 battery life and light weight.