The former Apple CEO talks about cloud computing, plus we look at the ongoing turmoil at Yahoo and the state of broadband in Britain
Charles Arthur

Aleks Krotoski

Juliette Garside

Jason Phipps

Europe going cold on Acta, Gabriel Weinberg on his search engine DuckDuckGo, ISPs and porn, and Facebook's flotation
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Jason Phipps

The tech team discusses the Federal Communications Commission's critical report on Google's Street View
Charles Arthur

Aleks Krotoski

Josh Halliday

Jason Phipps

Aleks Krotoski talks to Andrew Lewman on Tor and anonymity online
Aleks Krotoski

Jason Phipps

Tech Weekly: Aleks Krotoski talks to the founder of the anonymous site 4chan, Christopher Poole
Aleks Krotoski

Jason Phipps

Facebook buys Instagram for $1bn, Microsoft snaps up AOL patents and Larry Page's letter to Google shareholders
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Stuart Dredge

Dan Catt

Jason Phipps

Government surveillance plans, BlackBerry manufacturer RIM refocuses, 4G mobile and what should retailer Game do? With Aleks Krotoski, Charles Arthur, Trefor Davies and Keith Stuart
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Keith Stuart

Jason Phipps

Attitudes to women in tech, the budget and the internet gallery at the National Media Museum. With Aleks Krotoski, Charles Arthur and Gia Milinovich
Aleks Krotoski

Iain Chambers

Charles Arthur

Aleks Krotoski round up the week's Tech news including Apple paying its shareholders dividends and Syria malware attacks
Aleks Krotoski

Iain Chambers

Keith Stuart

Charles Arthur

News from the annual Games Developers Conference in San Francisco. With Aleks Krotoski, Charles Arthur, Simon Parkin and Jo Twist
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Iain Chambers

Simon Parkin

Tech Weekly: Aleks Krotoski and Charles Arthur analyse the week's technology headlines
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Iain Chambers

Chris Cross

Juliette Garside brings us the news from the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, and Charles Arthur looks Apple's decision to remove Siri rival Evi from its App store
Juliette Garside

Aleks Krotoski

Iain Chambers

Charles Arthur

Rebecca MacKinnon

Google under fire on privacy; British video game industry bids for tax break; PlayStation Vita reviewed
Aleks Krotoski

Iain Chambers

Charles Arthur

Keith Stuart

Graham Linehan on the Twitter Joke Trial, and Ultrabooks
Simon Barnard

Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Nick Cohen

Web pioneer Ted Nelson talks about inventing hypertext, the world of television soundbars, and all the latest tech news
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Simon Barnard

One of 2012's trends to look out for is internet connected smart TV's. We discuss some how the web is coming to the screen in the corner of our living room
Aleks Krotoski

Scott Cawley

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

Bobbie Johnson

John Naughton discusses his new book, the latest on RIM and Kodak's troubles as well as the SOPA protests. Plus, Charles Arthur visits Finland's tech hub and brings back lights to put into your ears...
Scott Cawley

Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

John Naughton

Some of the more interesting trends from last week's CES in Las Vegas, are examined, as well as Google's trouble Mocality and the latest on the US's proposed SOPA and PIPA legislation
Aleks Krotoski

Scott Cawley

Dan Catt

Neil Hunt from Netflix discusses its UK launch, social viewing and its plan to tempt you to stream movies to your home
Aleks Krotoski

Scott Cawley

Charles Arthur meets the man behind Anobii.com, a social network for your bookshelf. Plus the curious case of Rupert Murdoch and Wendi Deng's Twitter accounts. Are they real?
Charles Arthur

Michael Brunton-Spall

Josh Halliday

Aleks Krotoski is joined by Charles Arthur and TechCrunch Europe's editor Mike Butcher to look back at social media's influence on protest and revolution, the death of Steve Jobs, and the fortunes of Google, Apple, Microsoft, HP, RIM and Nokia
Aleks Krotoski

Scott Cawley

Charles Arthur

Keith Stuart

Aleks Krotoski and Charles Arthur talk with Adgent, BlueVia, alwaysonmessage and BlackBerry about developments and developing for mobile. Plus this week's news stories involving Apple, Samsung, HP and Android
Aleks Krotoski

Scott Cawley

Charles Arthur

What's hot and what's not – what to buy in gadgets and games for gifts this holiday season. Plus this week's tech news
Aleks Krotoski

Scott Cawley

Charles Arthur

Keith Stuart

Tracking technology that can identify any device that connects to the internet, plus the cultural significance of robotics
Aleks Krotoski

Scott Cawley

Charles Arthur

How the Occupy London movement use technology as part of their protest, and how the group is influenced by networking.
Aleks Krotoski

Juliette Garside

Scott Cawley

Adobe says it will no longer support the plug-in on mobile devices – but what does it mean for the desktop version?
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Michael Brunton-Spall

How YouTube is working with broadcasters and how Huawei plans to break into the UK market
Charles Arthur

Scott Cawley

How do we balance intellectual property and the creative industry in the digital age? With Ed Vaizey, Professor Ian Hargreaves, Feargal Sharkey, Jonathan Haskel and Jeff Lynn
Aleks Krotoski

Scott Cawley

Ed Vaizey

Feargal Sharkey

Panel discussion about Tech City in east London, part of an initiative to create digital enterprise centres announced last year by the prime minister, David Cameron
Aleks Krotoski

Scott Cawley

Eric Pickles

Following BlackBerry's service outage last week, RIM's UK managing director explains what went wrong. Plus the team test Siri, Apple's new voice control for the iPhone 4S
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Dan Catt

Scott Cawley

Aleks Krotoski chairs a discussion on the teaching of computing and coding with David Willetts MP, Prof Jeff Magee of Imperial College, Dan Crow of Songkick and Emma Mulqueeny of Rewired State
Emma Mulqueeny

Aleks Krotoski

Scott Cawley

Charles Arthur looks at the legacy of Steve Jobs in the tech industry and beyond
Charles Arthur

Francesca Panetta

Jason Phipps

Jonathan Glancey

Caspar Llewellyn Smith

Jack Schofield

Your Tech Weekly team's take on the iPhone 4S launch by Apple, Amazon's Kindle Fire launch, Facebook's new look timeline and Spotify integration, and the new Google startup hub in East London
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Robert Andrews

Scott Cawley

Jemima Kiss examines plans for a digital public space with the British Library, the Royal Opera House and the BBC
Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

Bill Thompson

The new version of Windows, Rim's disappointing results and PlayBook sales, and whether teaching coding at school can work
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Scott Cawley

3D in gaming, plus Aleks, Jemima and Keith discuss Carol Bartz's departure from Yahoo and Amazon book rental
Aleks Krotoski

Scott Cawley

Keith Stuart

Jemima Kiss

Why Google is closing some of its products, the Turkish hackers and the new Amazon Kindle
Jemima Kiss

Charles Arthur

Michael Brunton-Spall

A joint podcast from the MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival – where Google's chairman Eric Schmidt gave this year's MacTaggart lecture
John Plunkett

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

Dan Sabbagh

Analysis and discussion of Steve Jobs's announcement that he has stood down as Apple CEO
Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

As HP looks to dispose of its personal computing division – blaming a 'tablet effect' – does this mean the future of computing is with iPads and smartphones?
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

Juliette Garside

Scott Cawley

The blogger who predicted the Google-Motorola tie up weeks ago, and Jeff Jarvis on suggestions to shut down Facebook, Twitter and BlackBerry Messenger during civil unrest
Aleks Krotoski

Juliette Garside

Jeff Jarvis

Scott Cawley

RIM's Patrick Spence defends BlackBerry's current performance and explains why it is to upgrade operating systems twice
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

The Motion Picture Association of America's man in Europe discusses its court action which will force BT to block access to Newzbin. Why this particular site, why BT, and will ISPs become judge and jury on content? Also Chrome is now the UK's second most popular browser, and Paul Walsh of MetaCert on why labelling xxx domains will be important, and how it can be done
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

RIM cuts 10% of its workforce, Elite creator David Braben talks about developing for Kinect, and we ask: who pays compensation claims for Sony's PSN security breach?
Aleks Krotoski

Jemima Kiss

Charles Arthur

Keith Stuart

Scott Cawley

How patent wars are affecting app development, and how the US is supporting the creation of a 'stealth internet' to keep the web open for communication in countries such as Iran
Aleks Krotoski

Scott Cawley

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

Dan Catt

The team look through the latest release of government data. Plus the rise of smartphones, an Elevator Pitch with Ticket ABC ,and a privacy issue when art and tech collide in an Apple store
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

As Google launches its new social network, the team give their verdict. Plus what's happening between Facebook and Skype, interesting extradition requests by the US and Henri Crohas of Archos explains how its Android tablets are different to the rest of the market
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

Lord Reid explains why cyberspace requires new thinking on policy, politics, law and security
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Iain Chambers

Eli Pariser, Sonia Livingstone and danah boyd speak to Aleks Krotowski about how personalised filtering is changing the way we use the internet
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

Iain Chambers

Nintendo, Sony, Codemasters – even the US Senate has been targeted by hackers. But why is there suddenly so much hacking, and where is it coming from?
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

As the games industry launches new products in Los Angeles, we take a look at Nintendo's new Wii U as well as Sony's PlayStation Vita and Microsoft's plans for Kinect
Aleks Krotoski

Keith Stuart

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

A preview of next week's games show – a new Wii and Sony's next generation portable are top of the list. Plus, we find out about 4G and how we will use LTE
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Keith Stuart

Scott Cawley

The Windows Phone 7 Mango update discussed with Ashley Highfield – has it disappointed? The EC explains the new digital agenda rules on mobile contracts, cookies and net neutrality
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Scott Cawley

The government reveals the Treasury receives 20,000 cyberattacks a month, intellectual property leaks, and the launch of Google's Chrome OS
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Scott Cawley

Tom Loosemore joins Aleks Krotoski and Charles Arthur to explain his attempts to build a single, central government website
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Scott Cawley

How has the web transformed how we look for love and how we look for art? Plus Technology Editor Charles Arthur discusses the political implications of the live feed of Bin Laden's last moments
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

Tech Weekly: Sony's warning to 77 million PlayStation Network users about the theft of their data, and the impact of phone tracking on privacy
Aleks Krotoski

Iain Chambers

Scott Cawley

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

As Cisco announce the closure of its video camera business, we discuss the demise of the Flip. Also, Spotify's new restrictions on music playback, TweetDeck's possible sale to Twitter and transmedia storytelling – how to tell tales in a digital age, using TV, real-life, print and the web
Aleks Krotoski

Jemima Kiss

Charles Arthur

Scott Cawley

Facebook dominates the western world of the web, but has been unable to get into China so far. Will a link up with Baidu be a match made in cyber heaven? Also, will the crisis in Japan affect when, where and how your electronics are made? We look at the production processes and how they have been hit. And the team behind Lanyrd, the conference social networking site on their early success.
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

The team discusses many different aspects of Google this week: anti-trust investigations in the EU and US, how should Larry Page take the company on as CEO, the success of Android – and what lies ahead for YouTube?
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

We look at mobile social network RockeTalk and HP, whose labs are developing next-generation tech such as hyperlinked paper
Aleks Krotoski

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

Aleks Krotoski and guests discuss the meeting between government, ISPs and content providers to discuss net neutrality. Plus: Dave Coplin from Bing on the search scene
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Scott Cawley

Tim Wu offers some thoughts on net neutrality and the future of the web. Plus: Ze Frank on this year's SXSW trend – playfulness
Aleks Krotoski

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

The next generation of browsing technology discussed with the people behind Firefox 4 and Mohit Gundecha from Mig33, India's largest mobile social network tells us about the mobile scene in the country
Aleks Krotoski

Jemima Kiss

Charles Arthur

Stuart Dredge

Scott Cawley

As Google reorders its index to deal with spam, Aleks Krotoski and guests discuss the fate of legitimate sites that are downranked
Aleks Krotoski

Jemima Kiss

Tom Watson

Charles Arthur

Scott Cawley

As Twitter bans (then reapproves) access from two third-party apps, we discuss what the approach says about the company's current state
Aleks Krotoski

Jemima Kiss

Charles Arthur

Scott Cawley

The full details of Nokia's mobile tie-up with Microsoft to use the Windows Phone OS, plus a report from the weekend's Guardian's SXSW hack day
Aleks Krotoski

Victor Keegan

Scott Cawley

Jemima Kiss

Online sex and sex with machines, cyber security, in-flight Wi-Fi and a possible shakeup at Nokia
Jemima Kiss

Charles Arthur

Aleks Krotoski

Scott Cawley

This week we look at how the web is affecting global democracy, from the political upheavals in Egypt and Tunisia to the economic powerhouse of India
Aleks Krotoski

Jemima Kiss

Charles Arthur

Scott Cawley

This week, it's all change at the top as Google and Apple change CEOs. There's a spat between Oracle and Google over intellectual property, and Joel Spolsky of Stack Overflow presents his question and answer site
Aleks Krotoski

Jemima Kiss

Charles Arthur

Scott Cawley

Evgeny Morozov, author of The Net Delusion explains how the use of Facebook and Twitter in recent protests in Tunisia and Iran might not have been as effective as first thought
Jemima Kiss

Charles Arthur

Aleks Krotoski

Scott Cawley

Charles Arthur reports from the CES 2011 in Las Vegas, while Aleks and Jemima discuss this week's news back in London HQ
Aleks Krotoski

Jemima Kiss

Charles Arthur

Scott Cawley

We speak to the head of Wikimedia about dealing with oppressive regimes, and the author and futurist Doc Searls explains how the economies of the web work
Aleks Krotoski

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

Charles Arthur

The technology trends to watch out for in 2011 – including internet connected TV, a new PlayStation phone and Nintendo 3DS
Jemima Kiss

Keith Stuart

Robert Andrews

Scott Cawley

An up and down year for both Google and Apple, 2010's big games and significant political developments in the tech world all feature in our annual review
Jemima Kiss

Keith Stuart

Robert Andrews

Scott Cawley

Are the attacks directed at MasterCard, Visa and others the signs of the first cyber war? And how did a Tom Cruise video help spawn online activists Anonymous?
Jemima Kiss

Charles Arthur

Scott Cawley

Creative Commons chief Joi Ito on how the organisation wants to release the internet from copyright problems, and Chromaroma's Toby Barnes on how his game turns your commute into fun
Aleks Krotoski

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

Tech Weekly visits Dublin to check out the local startup scene. The city has a thriving tech community and is home to many international tech companies. But will this continue as the Irish economy receives an €85bn bailout?
Jemima Kiss

Charles Arthur

Scott Cawley

What effect will Ed Vaizey's attack on net neutrality have on the digital content industry and web users? Plus, is Facebook Messages the future, and how do we foster innovation?. With Aleks Krotoski, Jemima Kiss and Tom Loosemore
Aleks Krotoski

Jemima Kiss

Charles Arthur

Scott Cawley

A special on stories in games, presented by Keith Stuart
Keith Stuart

Scott Cawley

Google's Tom Uglow on their Creativity Lab, Dentsu London on some Tokyo innovation and the future with HTML5
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

The last title in the Call of Duty franchise was one of a handful of entertainment titles to have taken more than $1bn in revenue – can Black Ops equal that?
Aleks Krotoski

Jemima Kiss

Charles Arthur

Keith Stuart

Scott Cawley

Robert Llewellyn (Red Dwarf's Kryten and presenter of Scrapheap Challenge) talks about his web series Carpool, which has transferred to television. He has all the geeky detail on DIY web TV. Plus he joins Aleks and Mike Butcher in discussing the latest in the Google Street View privacy row
Aleks Krotoski

Robert Llewellyn

Scott Cawley

This week's Guardian Tech Weekly podcast asks how Apple is poised to become the biggest company in the world
Jemima Kiss

Charles Arthur

Scott Cawley

In this week's Guardian technology podcast, Stephen Fry - known for his love of Apple gadgets - gives his take on Microsoft's new smartphone and the wider mobile phone world
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

Stephen Fry

Scott Cawley

BT's plans for broadband, mobile phone patents, Jason Calacanis reviews AOL's purchase of TechCrunch, and our Startup Surgery offers financial advice
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

We review The Social Network - an unflattering account of Mark Zuckerberg as he set up Facebook. Or is it? Also as personal details of thousands are leaked online, what could happen to ACS:Law? And our first hands on with the Windows Phone 7 OS
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

The team discuss whether email is doomed by its increasing irrelevance as it becomes cluttered with spam, marketing and unimportant messages. Also, did Haystack place its Iranian users in danger and what is Diaspora?
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

As change happens at the top of Nokia, we visit its worldwide conference and developer fair to hear what Michael Gartenberg makes of the company's fortunes
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Scott Cawley

The 13-year struggle to take Duke Nukem Forever from idea to release, a round-up of the headlines from the Edinburgh Interactive Festival, the team look back at 2010 for the UK games industry, and the producer of Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions
Aleks Krotoski

Keith Stuart

Jack Arnott

Scott Cawley

On the eve of the latest iPod launch, will the company be able to maintain its influence as artists and publishers increasingly turn from iTunes to streaming services and music apps?
Aleks Krotoski

Iain Chambers

Charles Arthur

Keith Stuart

Jemima Kiss

We run the rule over net neutrality and privacy - two of the web's hottest topics, plus we find out why RIM could face a ban on BlackBerry devices
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Richard Wray

Keith Stuart

Iain Chambers

As the BBC archive prepares to move its collections to a specially built centre, Jemima Kiss tours Windmill Road to find out how the corporation is digitising its recordings
Scott Cawley

Jemima Kiss

Google and Verizon's net neutrality proposals examined, we wave goodbye to Google Wave, find out about a Facebook users' union, look at the last.fm of academic study - Mendeley, and hear Charles Leadbeater's thoughts on using the web to collaborate
Aleks Krotoski

Jemima Kiss

Robert Andrews

Scott Cawley

A mobile theme to this week's programme – we hear what the future holds for the medium, as well as finding out why there is a ban on BlackBerrys in the UAE, how Android is catching Apple's iOS, and there's details of a new Kindle from Amazon
Aleks Krotoski

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

Elevator pitch, e-democracy and anonymity online
Aleks Krotoski

Scott Cawley

Jemima Kiss

Charles Arthur

Meg Pickard

Iain Chambers

Peter Molyneux on Fable III, and all action from the Develop video game conference in Brighton
Keith Stuart

Scott Cawley

This week Aleks and Jemima are joined by Mike Butcher, editor of TechCrunch Europe, and Kristian Segerstrale, vice president and general manager of Playfish.
Aleks Krotoski

Jemima Kiss

Scott Cawley

Google CEO Eric Schmidt discusses privacy issues, the future of newspapers and the company's problems in China, and takes questions from an audience at the Guardian's Activate conference on the future of the web. Martha Lane Fox and Beth Noveck discuss their jobs digitally engaging the UK and US, while Nigel Shadbolt talks about his quest to open up more government data
Aleks Krotoski

Alan Rusbridger

Charles Arthur

Scott Cawley

Richard Wilson of video games industry body TIGA discusses the cuts to previously promised tax breaks for the industry. There's the latest on Google's troubles in China, and what could be the new place for sex on the internet – the xxx domain
Aleks Krotoski

Charles Arthur

Tom Watson

Scott Cawley