Click is joined by an expert panel as part of the BBC’s Identity Season to discuss how technology is increasingly shaping our identities Show more

There's a preview of the Consumer Electronic Show. News of plans for an audio search engine. A Kenyan computer game, iWarrior, lands on smart-phones. And Montenegrin domain names for sale. Show more

Computer programmers at a London exhibition prove that data can be beautiful. Rotting vegetables are tagged and tracked throughout the USA. Activists in Sao Paulo map the city for disabled access. Show more

Gareth Mitchell visits a carbon neutral Green Lighthouse. Vint Cerf reveals the secrets behind his smart home. British Gas rolls out a trial of smart meters. And Malta imagines a future smart grid. Show more

News from the Consumer Electronics Show highlights. Iranians growing use of social networking tools. Stream UK offers punters a way of uploading films. Electric scooters hit the road in Brazil. Show more

Telecommunications organisations come together to help reconnect Haiti. The fall-out from Google's threat to pull out of China. Microsoft's Steve Ballmer looks into future development of the company. Show more

Innovative aid meetings – CrisisCamp Haiti; The European Environment Agency's new online climate observatory; Apple's iPad – dawn of an era or yawn of the year?; teaching with technology in Lesotho. Show more

Digital Planet goes back to school: from giving out free computers to school children to distance learning; from blackboards to intelligent white boards, technology in 21st century education. Show more

Howard Schmidt spells out the threat from cyber terrorism; Malaysia's love affair with Twitter; BBC unveils competition for short films; A computer programming mistake produces a work of art. Show more

Hacktivism and the Australian government; new cyber-security qualifications; the BBC’s Rory Cellan-Jones reports from the World Mobile Conference; Gareth rings artistic digital bells. Show more

Telecommunications help in the Chilean and Haitian earthquakes. Google is in the docks after competitors complain. Logging on to Solar Stormwatch to save the planet. One computer with several mice. Show more

Jay Sullivan gives a sneak preview of the new Firefox mobile browser. Digital technology makes the roads safer for Copenhagen's cyclists. A report on how to shop virtually in London's busy West End. Show more

Avatar's producer reveals the digital secrets behind the movie. Colin Grant reports on a film offering tips on activism. Andy Hopper explains his research into computing for the future of the planet Show more

EU Internet given the choice of browsers by Microsoft; Home appliances integrated to help older and disabled people; Chris Manning on the need for less computer speak; the idealists of Partenope Show more

How is technology changing our lives? Search for Tech Life wherever you get your podcasts Show more

Click reflects on the work of the computing entrepreneur Aaron Swartz; Can mobile phones prevent women in India being attacked? Work to rebuild the pioneering 1940s computer, EDSAC Show more

Crowd-sourced Roboy, the boy robot gets his arms, legs and head; Developing the braille smart phone; The future of bendy, flexible phones

At the start of the World Service's "What if" season Click invites robots and roboticists to the BBC's Radio Theatre to imagine a world in which robots and humans sat down together Show more

A Harvard professor alleges bias in the delivery of Google Ads; The art of gesture control at your fingertips; The exoskeleton to help a paralysed person walk again Show more

How to keep Kabul's traffic of donkey carts, armoured vehicles and civilian cars moving; Mobile phones help the weather forecast, and the film that watches you Show more