Photo Stories
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In The Current Issue:
- Most firms will not be GDPR-ready by compliance deadline
- CIO interview: Damian Smith, head of IT, England and Wales Cricket Board
- Injecting entrepreneurship into enterprise IT
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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.
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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.
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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 create the images.
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Photos: LG unveils KM900 Arena
LG unveiled it's flagship smartphone which will officially be unveiled at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
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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?
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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.
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Charts: Outsourcing demand increasing according to Equaterra research
Outsourcing demand increasing according to Equaterra research.
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Facebook celebrates its fifth birthday
Facebook celebrates its fifth birthday today, 4 February. See how the site has evolved in our photo gallery.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Photos: 2012 London Olympics – the challenges facing IT
The London Olympics 2012 venues and the IT supporting them.
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Photos: Royal Family and Beckhams census from 1911
The online census reveals the details of the 36 million people living in England and Wales in 1911.
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Photos: 25 years of the Apple Mac
It has been 25 years since Apple launched the Mac, with its groundbreaking $1.5m Superbowl ad. It has been through its dark year, and is now looking at a bright future. But how did it get here and where is it going next?
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Photos: Depressed Robots we have come to love
The 19 of January, we're told is the most depressing day of the year. To celebrate this momentous day, we've picked out the most depressing robots.
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Photos: Windows 7 Beta inside out
With a heightened hype factor typical to that of any Microsoft product launch, Windows 7 Beta 1 was recently made available to those of us within the industry willing to put our necks on the block and install this operating system ‘work in progress’ to see if it is likely to change our lives.
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Photos: Sony Vaio P-Series
Sony's Vaio P-Series boasts a clear eight inch screen, weighing 638g XrossMedia Bar (XMB) similar to the PS3 and PSP, 3G and WiFi.
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Photos: Palm Pre first look
The Palm Pre looks like it will take Palm back to it's PDA heritage. The big questions are: Will it compete with the iPhone and will it save Palm?
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Photos: IT at the O2 arena
How IT supports one of the world's biggest entertainment venues.
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Photos: Top 10 most anticipated PC games for 2009
This year promises to be massive for the gaming industry as people are saving money by staying in. We look at the games that will get your fingers itching.
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Photos: 10 years of Apple gadgets at Macworld
This year will be the last time Apple attends Macworld. So, the qustion on everyone's lips is what do they have up their sleeve? We look back at the best of the last ten years.
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Photos: 2008 review of the year in IT
Review of the IT events of the year in pictures. From Bill Gates leaving Microsoft, through to the launch of the Large Hadron Collider, to the outsourcing implications of the attacks on Mumbai, 2008 has been one hell of a year