Nick Heath

From a Pi-powered wearable display to automatically reading paper books aloud, here are some fascinating uses hackers and modders have found for the Raspberry Pi.

Jack Wallen shows you how to enable Android’s Touchless Control feature on a Motorola Moto X and use your voice to control the phone.

A journey back to 1964 and IBM’s launch of the S/360, a system that helped define computing for decades to come.

Jack Wallen gives you a rundown on the HTC One Max–as supersized Android phone with solid specs and an added security feature.

The rich mineral mines of the Democratic Republic of Congo supply valuable minerals to the tech industry, but they come at a deadly cost that is finally being faced.

Jack Wallen shows you how to set up Google Now and get the most from Android’s voice-activated, personal assistant.

Android expert Jack Wallen shows you how to share non-standard files (such as MP3s) between two Android devices with File Beam.

TechRepublic Android expert Jack Wallen pits Kingsoft Office against Olive Office in an Android office suite smackdown.

A look at the infrastructure that helps keep datacentres ticking over 24/7.

Work has started on rebuilding the EDSAC, the UK’s first fully operational general-purpose computer, more than 60 years after it was first switched on.

A look at how Raspberry Pi boards are put together at a factory in the UK

A tour of rebuilt machines that laid the foundations for modern computing – from the Ferranti Mark I to the PDP-1 – that made the shortlist for the inaugural Tony Sale Award for computer conservation.