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Is 2012 the year of 4G? A trip to Cornwall and Sweden reveals what the next generation of mobile networks will deliver. Includes tech news and Webscape.

Click is in Las Vegas, at the Consumer Electronics Show, to look ahead to the brand new portable devices and internet connected TVs hitting the shops near you soon.

This week Click looks at the new wave of tablets, laptops and ultrabooks that mean you can take your entire digital world with you wherever you go. And the future of Movies and TV streamed over the web.

This week Click meets the authors who prefer to tell their stories across multiple platforms: book, web and mobile app. Plus we visit the hotel that is redesigned, rebuilt and melted down every year. Includes tech news and web reviews.

Guide to the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news. How safe is it to carry out transactions over the internet? A special investigation looks at the latest threats to online banking.

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Click looks at the brand new Playstation Vita, and asks whether the rise of the smartphone means it's game over for dedicated portables. Plus, tech that can be controlled with gestures, and one lucky film-maker gets a shot at the big time at the Mobile Film Festival in Paris. Includes tech news and web reviews

A look at the gadgets designed to look after your health. We also check out the next generation of wearable tech. Includes tech news and web reviews.

All the latest smartphones and tablet tech from the Mobile World Congress 2012 in Barcelona. Quad core phones, super high-res cameras, and super-fast internet connections. Plus the latest tech news and the best websites and apps of the week

A special edition to mark the anniversary of the earthquake and tsumani that struck Japan on 11th March 2011. Plus a look at the kitchen of the future, tech news, and Webscape.

Click visits the convention where Twitter first got noticed - finding out the latest standout tech trends at South By Southwest Interactive festival in Texas. Plus Tech news and website reviews.

Click: Looks at the growing role of technology companies in the classroom and the future of powering things without wires. Includes Webscape and tech news.

Just how good is the video camera on your smartphone? To find out, Click has made its own special effects action movie - using just a phone. Plus we go behind the scenes of high tech theatre. Includes tech news and web reviews.

What do you have to do to get a phone signal? Click finds out why your mobile cannot always connect to the network. Plus, the self-destructing USB stick.

Future cities - how will buildings adapt to humans and become more like us? Plus a look at the tech you can wear. Including tech news and Webscape.

The tech team visit a futuristic expo in Liverpool and explore to what extent we can be in two places at the same time. Includes tech news and Webscape.

Click looks at whether your influence online can affect how others treat you in the real world. Plus we look at how movie makers are turning to the web to make new kinds of cinematic experiences. Includes tech news and web reviews.

Click asks how much the websites we visit know about us, James May explains how he became a virtual presenter, and an answer to why tech sometimes just fails. Includes tech news and Webscape.

Can an internet connection be all you need to get an Ivy League education? Plus the team checks out the latest wireless printers. Includes tech news and web reviews.

Click travels to India to look at the tech that is trying to count its enormous population. Plus the cheap tablets hoping to take a bite out of the big apple.

An exploration of the Google way of working - free massages and dance classes for all, but is there more to it than meets the eye? Plus, the latest ways to get on-demand internet content and more on your telly.

Click looks at the gadgets designed to keep you safe and let your family know where you are. And the tech that captures wasted energy. Plus this week's tech news and webscape.

The team report on the latest gaming innovations from the E3 Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles. Includes technology news and web reviews.

Click is in southern California, meeting the robot that is saving lives in the Pacific. Plus, the hotel suite studio pumping out professional programmes straight to the internet.

Click checks out Microsoft's new challenger to the iPad, and asks is educating online a viable means of teaching young people? Plus the latest tech news and webscape.

The programme comes from Rio de Janeiro in Brazil where people are using Twitter to help change the world's environment. Includes a close look at Google's latest tablet Nexus 7. Plus a review of the latest video games.

Click inspects prototype flexible display technology that could spell the end of glossy magazines. Plus, will we ever work in a paperless office?

Click is at London's Silicon Roundabout, now dubbed TechCity, to check out some of the new ideas that are coming from the area. Plus the biggest names in the tech industry in their quest to invest.

This year's Olympics will see companies competing for coverage on social media sites. But is it worth all the effort? Plus technology news and website reviews.

Guide to the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news.

Are gadgets taking over our lives? Click looks at the phenomenon of 'information overload'.

Tech talk getting your tongue in a twist? Click learns to code in a day. Plus, what is coming next for mobile mapping? Includes the latest tech news and webscape.

Click looks at the tech that helps your loved ones stay independent into their later years. Plus the latest tech news from around the world, and the best of the web and mobile apps in webscape.

Click examines a new kind of hybrid car engine, visits a virtual car showroom and looks at how small business owners make technology work for them.

Click is in Thailand looking at new technologies that will help future flood victims to deal with the effects of a disaster. Plus the latest mobile attachments that can take 360 photos. Includes tech news and website reviews.

The team visit IFA in Berlin and are hypnotised by the latest TVs on display at Europe's largest technology trade show. Plus, hands-on reviews of Windows 8 and the flexible kit ready to bend over backwards for it.

Scams and webcams - when flirtation turns to blackmail. We report on the online honeytrap that can have devastating consequences. And does the iPhone 5 live up to the hype?

Click reports from the Amazon rainforest on what the locals make of their first mobile data network. Plus, how tech is moving from touch to gesture control. Includes tech news and Webscape.

How close are we to being driven to work by our car? Click test drives autonomous car technology that could allow drivers to get on the road without touching the steering wheel.

Click looks at whether extended use of mobile devices could cause repetitive strain injury. Plus, a test drive of an electric car that can broadcast its availability and location to potential passengers.

Click is in Kenya, we are looking at how simple mobile technology can be used to save lives. Plus we are in the wilderness tracking elephants, we find out if satellite tech can help resolve animal, human conflict. Includes tech reviews and web reviews.

Click is in Japan, driving the self- parking car, checking out 4K TV screens and testing the tablet device controlled by looking at it.

A test drive of the new Windows 8 operating system and a look at the robots that could learn to look after us. Includes web reviews and tech news.

The tech show reports on next week's US elections, trendy tech startups in Kenya, and a hi-tech hotel in Thailand. Includes tech news and Webscape.

Click visits IBM Research labs in Zurich, Switzerland - featuring wet computing prototypes and a laboratory on a chip. Plus a look at two of the hottest gaming titles expected this Xmas.

How close are we to having 3D printers in our house? Plus rapper and technology fan Will.i.am shares his vision of the future of broadcasting.

On Click we meet the scientists who think that young children should be kept away from TV. Plus we put Nintendo's new gaming console Wii U through its paces. Includes tech news and web reviews.

Click goes in search of the ultimate TV set in Japan and discovers how tech has become the latest word in fashion. Includes the latest tech news and Webscape.

The tech team discover a motorbike that doesn't fall over and weigh up the latest crop of tablet computers. Includes technology news and Webscape.

Could computers beat humans at being creative? Plus, what really happens after you click 'buy' on a website? Includes tech news and web reviews.

From Swedish self-driving cars to internet in the Amazon rainforest, Click takes a look back at some of 2012's biggest tech stories.

The second part of Click's most memorable gadgets and tech from 2012. Featuring lifesaving Robots, filmmaking on your phone and kitchens of the future.