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With the latest from E3, the annual video games extravaganza taking place in Los Angeles. Plus, gaming legend Hideo Kojima, the creator of Metal Gear Solid series.
The team report from Hollywood on attempts by studios to embrace digital downloads of movies.
Plus how decaying celluloid classics are being remastered for a 21st Century generation to enjoy. Includes news and web reviews.
The show visits Dallas to discover the new breed of broadband behind Internet 2.0. There's a look at the latest trend of smaller laptops, and in Webscape Kate Russell rounds up her best pick of websites.
Sites like eBay have revolutionised the market for second-hand goods, but who should be held responsible for the sale of counterfeits? Click travels to Paris to visit the fashion houses calling for tighter regulation of online auctions.
Plus a review of powerful laptops and our pick of the most exciting games coming your way in 2009.
The tech team put the smallest robots on Earth under the microscope, to discover what the future holds for nanotechnology. Plus, students test their skills and technology in the Olympics of software development, the Imagine Cup.
The team celebrate the 50th anniversary of the microchip. Plus, many hands make light work when social networking combines with photography for truly three-dimensional results.
Guide to all the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news, taking a look at the kind of tech we will be using in a few years time. Plus, Will Wright talks about his long awaited video game Spore.
A look at the tasks graphic cards are taking on, beyond painting pretty pixels. Plus, a visit to a museum with virtual displays dedicated to ancient Roman civilization.
There's plenty of stuff around to help blind or visually impaired computer users, we're in Africa to find out if those same solutions can work in the developing world.
Challenging Apple's iPhone, the team look at the first mobile phone featuring Google's operating system Android. Plus, governments and data storage, are they going too far?
Experts at a Web 2.0 convention show how current websites can be taken into the future. Plus, how security passes may not be quite so secure.
Guide to all the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news. The team begin a two-part investigation into how our unique traits are being seen as reliable ways of identifying us - how foolproof are they? Plus an interview with the founder and CEO of YouTube.
The team is in Italy where Ferrari is test driving a Windows software for supercomputers, plus there's the second part of our look at biometric security. Also, just how secure your voice, fingerprint, or face is as your ID.
Click's gone videogames crazy and pays a visit to Little Big Planet. Plus the latest games come under the spotlight. Includes web reviews and tech reviews.
Companies join forces to open up a new front in the war on Spam. Plus, we talk to the man who's name is the best scrabble score in the industry - Steve Wozniak. He is also the man who co-founded Apple and personally developed the early Apple computers.
The weekly tech show. Dan Simmons witnesses the virtual rebirth of Berlin and London. Also includes how to record TV on your PC and technology to help you work from home.
The weekly technology show looks at the latest high resolution OLED TVs, and reviews some new gadgets ahead of Christmas. Includes Tech News and Webscape.
Click is in Russia to investigate the sophisticated way in which hackers can steal your bank details, and sell them on for organised crime.
Best of 2008 Part 1.
