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The consumer technology show looks at the difficulties in keeping children safe online. Also, the team investigate how best to use technology on motorbikes. Includes news and web reviews.

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We know them as places to catch up with friends and share photos, but some websites have harnessed social networking techniques as a force for good, such as finding blood donors.

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Guide to all the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news. With a look at how mobile video-blogging is set to take off and why drama producers are turning to web-only delivery, the programme also includes news and web reviews.

Guide to all the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news. The team ask if you can get all the software you ever need without paying a penny.

Guide to all the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news. The tech team find out how the UN and Google have joined forces to help the poor. Presenter Spencer Kelly discovers a phone he can fish with, and a memory card that transmits photos. Plus the essential guide to setting up a wireless network at home.

Guide to all the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news. What to do when your computer 'says no': the tech team search out some IT help. Plus your mobile videos, and David Reid goes to Monaco to see some new ideas for handsets. Includes tech news and Webscape.

Click visits Seattle's innovators and some of their creations, and we meet the teams that are trying to keep your details safe in a world of wireless data. There's also a small pilgrimage to the MS Redmond campus and a peek behind the scenes at their latest projects.

The team turn their attention to Euro 2008. Whilst its the most accessible online tournament ever, not everyone will be watching it through legal channels.

The user-friendly consumer technology show. Click explores how people could soon be working with computers in the sky, rather than one under the desk. Plus, in the first of two interviews, two authors warn about the future of the internet. Including the latest tech news and Webscape, Click's pick of the web.