The best of Click 2014 that highlights how technology has changed lives around the world.

Click takes a trip to Las Vegas and the world's biggest tech show, CES, to discover new drones, watches, TVs, and other gadgets.

Click visits LA and speaks to Sir Paul McCartney about hi-res audio.

At the UK's biggest toy fair Click investigates the elevators of the future, including the lift that goes sideways. Includes tech news and Webscape.

Click examines innovative ways to deal with serious diseases. And the latest developments in creating a machine that can think for itself.

Click heads to the gym and tries out the latest in wearable fitness devices.

Click looks at the technology behind facial recognition. And we catch up with the BAFTA winning visual effects team behind Interstellar.

The show travels to the world's most famous technology research facility - the Massachusetts Institute of Technology - to look at everything from robots that build flat pack furniture to the mobile 'tricorder' device that detects disease.

Click takes a step outside of the gates of MIT into the city which is its host and finds out how much of the research inspired by the university is now entering the commercial space.

A Click special filmed entirely on mobile phones and edited on tablets, from the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Click reports from Barcelona on how tech is helping to finish Gaudi's Sagrada Familia. Plus a report on the new Apple Watch.

Click heads to the SXSW festival in Texas, sits down with the Instagram boss and gets lost and found again in the Tokyo underground.

Click turns on a new web service for the developing world and meets the crime-fighting tweeting chief. Plus the latest on smartwatches and tech news.

The Click team get their gardening gloves on to try the latest green-fingered gadgets and apps. Plus a look inside a beehive and a bee's brain.

Click takes to the skies at the 'Drones World Cup' in Dubai. Plus drone racing and the daredevil JetMan.

A look at the new tech on board London's Air Ambulance plus a visit to volunteers in America testing out drones designed to send aid packages to Syria.

The programme enters a team into the UK's first international segway polo world cup and plays games on the Apple watch.

Click tests two smart watches to see if the technology can live up to the recent hype. Plus a look at how mapping is being used to help Nepal following its recent earthquake.

Click gets hot under the collar with a thermal camera for smartphones. And the team visit Holland, where servers are replacing radiators to reduce utility bills. Includes tech news and a round-up of mini projectors.

Click visits the 3D print show in London and finds out if the technology is finally ready to go mainstream.

Click goes robot mad in South Korea, meeting one doing DIY for DARPA challenge, taking a drone for a spin and steering well clear of bots hunting jellyfish.

From South Korea's shipbuilding robots to the country's internet addiction boot camps, Click looks at the tech behind South Korea's success.

A comprehensive guide to all the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer news. A look at the technology behind cars and electric bikes with a visit to Jaguar Land Rover.

Click is at E3 for one of the largest game conferences in the world, testing the latest virtual reality gear and newest game releases.

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

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

Click uses technology to translate foreign languages, takes the Vive VR headset for a test drive and goes on a journey to Pluto.

The team visit LA to report on the latest virtual reality kit and new games.

Click is on patrol in Texas with police using secure broadband tech to enhance their work. Plus the latest from Pluto, and how advertisers try to read your emotions.

Click boots up the latest version of Microsoft Windows to find out what is new. Plus, exclusive access to Nasa's labs to see the successor to the Hubble telescope.

Another chance to see Click's trip to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to look at everything from robots that build flat pack furniture to a 'tricorder' device that detects disease.

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