Click 2014

The second compilation show looks at how technology is being used around the world to solve specific problems in different countries. Includes the best of Webscape.

Click reports from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, and brings you the latest trends in technology for the year ahead.

Click gets behind the wheel of some pretty smart cars. Plus, take a trip to the end of the century, to a world of space elevators and robot overlords. And a guide to taking space snaps with your camera or phone.

Click goes under the radar to try on the tech that blinds Big Brother. Plus the latest news and a tool to protect your online reputation in Webscape.

Click goes to court with the founder of Lavabit, the encrypted e-mail provider used by Edward Snowden. Plus we try on the latest in virtual reality headsets.

Click tries out the latest in hi-tech toys at the UK's biggest toy fair. Plus composing music using your mind and fixing your car with artificial reality.

Click travels to Ghana to find out what happens to tech when we throw it away. Plus the latest news and the best of the net in Webscape.

Click visits the visual effects company behind hit film Gravity and finds out how performance and facial capture technology is changing the film industry.

This week, Click visits the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona to explore the very latest in smart phone technology. Plus the latest news and Webscape.

Click investigates how hackers can use public wifi to steal sensitive information. Plus the latest 'smell' tech. Includes tech news and Webscape.

Click tests a new tool that promises to drastically increase your speed, but will you take any of it in? Start-ups fight for attention and investment at SXSW in Texas. And the show gets hands on with the latest video game previews. Plus tech news and web roundup.

A comprehensive guide to all the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news.

Click finds out how West Yorkshire CSI can tell what you've touched from your fingerprint.

Click talks to Wikileaks founder Julian Assange and looks at how the world of advertising is using technology to target customers.

Click goes inside a cyber squat with some of Europe's most influential hackers. Twitter's co-founder Biz Stone on his latest app. Includes tech news and Webscape.

Click plays the tech that can tease a tune out of anything. And the music hackers trying to create music suited to everyone's taste. All that, plus the latest tech news and web reviews.

Click looks at the impact that wearable technology could have in the field of health and finds out if they could help your productivity at work.

Click travels to New Zealand to meet up with MegaUpload founder Kim Dotcom and explores the mysterious shapes making waves on the internet.

Could a $7 device bring computing to the world's poorest people? Click joins the first day of a global campaign starting in Kenya. Includes tech news and Webscape.

Click visits the European Space Agency to find out more about 'pocket' satellites. And Peter Gibbs travels to Malawi to launch a weather balloon.

A comprehensive guide to all the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news. Does making a gun 'smart' make it safer? Click tests a new gun tech. Plus a visit to a bioprinting lab in Holland and a university teaching trainee nurses empathy using tablets.

This special edition focuses on Israel's high-tech scene. Flying ambulance drones, emotional robots and reinventing the wheel. Includes tech news and Webscape.

Click visits the West Bank to check out its burgeoning tech scene.

The team are in Los Angeles for E3, the world's largest gaming expo.

Click visits Los Angeles to look at the latest tech in the battle against gun crime.

The man creating a keyboard for his eyes, plus the behind the scenes tech at Wimbledon.

Click checks out the latest in interactive digital experiences. Music superstar will.i.am drops the beat on music, big data and the future. Plus tech news and building strong connections in Webscape.

Click looks at the tech that allows you to watch the World Cup at 30,000ft. And could the era of the electric bike finally be here? The team test out some bikes hoping to make a big impression.

Click looks at the addictive nature of real-life simulator games and discovers a new way to make TV documentaries. Includes tech news and Webscape.

This time on Click we show you how much your phone is saying about you, without your knowledge. And we find out how to bend the tech to our own bidding as we turn a London street into a musical wonderland.

Click goes virtual reality at the Commonwealth Games, where 360-degree footage is being live streamed to a VR headset. And Sigourney Weaver tells Click why she is returning as Ripley for video game Alien Isolation.

Click is up in the air to find out how to fly and film from drones big and small. Plus the team go to flight school to hone their quadcopter piloting skills. And get the lowdown on the research that could see drones 3D printing tiny versions of themselves in flight.

Click travels to Las Vegas for DefCon, one of the biggest hacking conferences in the world. Includes a look behind the show to find out just how safe your tech is.

Click travels to Philadelphia to meet Evan Blass, one of the most notorious phone leakers on the net. The team also test the latest cycle tech and discover what the internet sounds like.

Including building the ultimate dance anthem and food labelling developments.

Click is in Malawi to see a teaching app that could have huge potential in classrooms around the world. Plus an anonymous messaging app to combat bullying.

Click is in Berlin at Europe's largest technology show, IFA. The team tries out the latest smart home gadgets and new smartwatches.

How the crowd is helping to track down extremists, and can twin lasers improve the 3D movie experience? Includes tech news and webscape.

Click meets the architects using visualisation technology to build cities of the future. And can Blackberry recover its share of the smartphone market?

Nasa's Curiosity rover landed on the surface of Mars in August 2012 after a nine month journey in space. Its mission is to continue the space agency's exploration of the Red Planet, analyse its rocks, look for water and prepare for human exploration. BBC Click's Spencer Kelly has been given rare access to its earthbound twin at Nasa's Jet Propulsion Laboratory where scientists are using the machine to help them solve problems its Mars counterpart might experience.

Click visits LA to try out the latest in smartphone developments, and experiences a theatre performance with a difference. Plus the latest news and Webscape.

Click comes from Japan's biggest tech show, Ceatec. Featuring smart glasses, phones with feelings and a virtual girlfriend. Plus the week's tech news and webscape.

Click is in Japan testing the tech set to power the 2020 Olympics. Plus a look at the latest wearables and a conversation with human-looking robots. Includes tech news and Webscape.

Click meets the people behind Twitch, the world's leading video platform and community for gamers. Plus a trip to Nottingham for the event that has been called the 'Sundance' of the gaming industry, GameCity.

An exclusive look at the robots that may help stop the spread of Ebola. Plus digital art: bioprinted ears to creative machines, and the latest Call of Duty game.

A comprehensive guide to all the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news. Australia special looking at 200 ton driverless mining trucks, new tech saving lives in bushfires and the team trying to solve the space debris problem.

Click looks at Australia's robot farmers, meets the kids whose classrooms are in the bush and hits the outback for a drone challenge that could save lives.

A comprehensive guide to all the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news. The team visits the future with 5G connectivity, but how will it work and who will use it? Plus power solutions to keep your devices charged. Includes Webscape and tech news.

Click explores how motion capture technology is being used to help make better prosthetics. Plus, a look at how new forms of email could make us more productive.

Click visits the future of retail, where a purchase is only a heartbeat away. Plus we head to the Big Apple, where WiFi is reaching gigabit speeds! Includes tech news and Webscape.

A look at the gadgets under Spencer's tree this year, plus the satellite tech that could save your life, Japan's nail painting robot and a real-life hoverboard.

First of two best of the year shows - the team explore the top tech trends that made 2014.