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A look at why the computer mouse is part of a health warning, as its use has become widespread over the last 40 years ago.
A glossary of terms used in TV, radio and online for use by schools taking part in the BBC News School Report project
Bill Thompson on how computers are changing the way we think
Andrew Strauss hits 106 to guide England to victory in the second Test against New Zealand.
Fifty years ago a naive but enthusiastic school leaver arrived in Borneo to teach a class of pupils older than he was. Aged 18, David Brown was unwittingly the pioneer for Voluntary Service Overseas.
A tiny football-playing robot has been developed to spark young people's interest in nanotechnology.
Games will soon be able to interact with the virtual world using their thoughts and emotions alone.
A watchdog is to quiz defence officials after a laptop with personal details of 600,000 people is stolen.
A round up of some of the technologies on show at CES that are making the digital living room a reality.
With TV broadcasters in meltdown over hoaxes and fakery scandals, many advertisers have continued to flirt with the viewer over what is real and what is not. And yes, drumming gorilla, that includes you.
All the action as it happened at the 2007 BBC Sports Personality of the Year award at the NEC in Birmingham.
Some of the innovative technology on show at the Siggraph computer graphics exhibition
Some of the innovative technology on show at the Siggraph computer graphics exhibition
Click your way around picture to find out what does what on the "$100" laptop.
A UK-African team describes a new primitive dinosaur species from the Late Triassic - about 210 million years ago.
England draw the first Test against West Indies after only 20 overs are bowled on the final day.
A motion-sensitive laptop which can be controlled much like a Nintendo Wii remote is being developed.
Windows users are being urged to get hold of the latest security updates to keep their PCs protected.
World of Warcraft players are being singled out by software that exploits flaws in Windows.
Microsoft is issuing a fix for a flaw in Windows as hackers step up attacks on the vulnerability.
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