Ellie Gibson learns how the voyages of trains, planes, tubes, bikes and buses come to life graphically by "data visualisation".

Trials of a new 'super wifi' begin in Cambridge. The new service uses the gaps in frequencies between TV channels, and the sponsors of the technology say it could mean a better internet service for rural areas.

A new machine which tests liquids without them having to be opened, is being tested at Durham Tees Valley airport.

Augmented reality was touted as the next big thing.

Bankrupt telecoms firm Nortel sells its remaining patents for $4.5bn to a group of six firms including Apple and Microsoft.

The cost of making and receiving mobile phone calls while travelling in Europe has come down in line with new price caps.

Kate Russell attempts to outrun zombies, with an addictive outdoor GPS game for the Android.

Google could be sued for scooping up data from open wi-fi networks after a US court ruling.