Stephen Cole looks at an exciting new website that allows you to calculate currency rates, a guide on how to copy photos off those new fangled digital cameras, and a review of the upcoming Playstation 2, conducted on the boot of a car.

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Your user-friendly guide to the latest technology news, issues, gadgets and apps.

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Scoop is a comprehensive information programme of Television Broadcasts Limited.

The content of the program is mainly based on entertainment news and personal follow-up of the artists, and will also be interspersed with the latest trends of TVB dramas and artists. Some entertainment news content clips will be rebroadcast on the next day's "Entertainment Live".

This program will be broadcast on Jade Channel from 19:30-20:00 (Hong Kong time) from June 6, 2005, and will be broadcast every day from March 3, 2019, and will be broadcast on myTV (later myTV SUPER) to provide "Program Review".

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The biggest names from the world of art, film, music, literature and dance. Alan Yentob gets close up with those shaping today's cultural world.

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Your monthly journey through the fascinating world of space and astronomy with the latest thinking on what's out there in space and what you can see in the night sky.

The Sky at Night

20/20 is an American television newsmagazine that has been broadcast on ABC since June 6, 1978. Created by ABC News executive Roone Arledge, the show was designed similarly to CBS's 60 Minutes but focuses more on human interest stories than international and political subjects. The program's name derives from the "20/20" measurement of visual acuity.

The hour-long program has been a staple on Friday evenings for much of the time since it moved to that timeslot from Thursdays in September 1987, though special editions of the program occasionally air on other nights.

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An Australian media analysis television program currently focusing on critiquing the Australian media.

Media Watch

The spectrum of topics ranges from political history with a focus on contemporary history (especially National Socialism and post-war history) to cultural history and social history. In addition, ZDF-History also regularly deals with pre-modern history, art and cultural history.

Terra X History

Alberto Angela leads the dissemination program dedicated to history, art and culture. A historical, archaeological, informative story, with the presence of some protagonists of the Italian cultural or artistic scene.

Ulisse - The Pleasure of Discovery

Equipment reviews, taste tests, and recipes from the test kitchen to the home cook. A team of test cooks that viewers have come to love and trust deconstruct recipes and reveal the test kitchen’s secrets to foolproof cooking at home.

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Sister Hanna is a spirited, witty, resolute, warm-hearted, and - attractive nun. With her wit and street cred, she takes charge of Kaltenthal Cloister, transforming it into a popular refuge for all those seeking help of one kind or another. She also brings new life to the sleepy provincial community, proving herself quite a match for her great rival and opponent, the mayor Wolfgang Wöller.

For Heaven's Sake

For the first time ever, a 30-year insider has come forward to reveal over 70 years of humanity's hidden history in space. Corey Goode joins David Wilcock in this inaugural presentation of Cosmic Disclosure to offer an overview of the history and extent of humanity's celestial presence.

Cosmic Disclosure

A celebrated hotelier visits a struggling British hotel and tries to turn its fortunes by giving advice and suggestions to the owner.

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MythBusters is a science entertainment television program created and produced by Australia's Beyond Television Productions for the Discovery Channel. The show's hosts, special effects experts Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman, use elements of the scientific method to test the validity of rumors, myths, movie scenes, adages, Internet videos, and news stories.

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Dan Simmons visits Microsoft's Innovation day in Brussels to see what cool tools they are developing. David Reid investigates a French social networking site for local people and Kate Russell takes a look at the web's best in Webscape, including sites about snowboarding and games.

Dan Simmons looks at the new ways that we can use our PCs to send content to our TVs. Ian Hardy visits San Francisco to see the new Apple products unveiled by Steve Jobs and Kate Russell takes a look at the web's best in Webscape, including sites about cooking and Opera.

Chris Long goes mobile and takes his media on the road, in all sorts of ways. Ian Hardy checks out the latest in-car gadgets on display at CES and Kate Russell takes a look at the web's best in Webscape, including sites about science and education.

Marc Cieslak looks at the illegal ways to download up-to-date TV, and the methods being used to combat this trend. Ian Hardy explains why the format war that was expected to run hot in '06 may in fact dominate '07 instead and Kate Russell explores websites about dogs and drinking.

Vista hits the shelves and we gave it a road test, while Ian Hardy got to grips with the 1 Terabyte hard drive.

Dan reports on how to stay one step ahead of the hackers and Spencer looks at the impact of digital downloads on the music charts.

We report from the 3GSM mobile phone conference in Barcelona, with all the latest on future developments in handheld devices.

We look at the demise of the traditional TV, Rob tells you how to stop your batteries going flat, and we encounter the interface between virtual and reality.

We report on technology addiction and the growing threat of cyber fraud.

Spencer Kelly talks to some of the big names in games history and interviews the man behind Craig's list.

We take an in-depth look at Digital Rights management and how it affects your ability to watch or hear the content you pay for.

We report from CeBIT on future tech & tiny computers.

We look at the latest developments in digital file compression and find out if Sony's PlayStation 3 is standing up to fierce competition from other consoles.

We reported on the high-definition projectors that are giving televisions a run for their money and revealed how bloggers are avoiding the internet censors trying to silence dissent on the web.

We talked to the CEO of Adobe about the company's newest technologies and Ian Hardy reported on the increasing number of web-based software.

We reveal the origins of spam e-mails and suggest ways of fighting back and Marc Cieslak looks at what the latest generation of games consoles can do besides playing games.

Social networking spawns a new concept - banking. And Dan Simmons reports on the side of HDTV that has not been getting the hearing it deserves.

Click reports from South Africa, a country with a unique set of technological challenges.

Click reports from Namibia on how to get connected when you are not on a power grid, plus telemedicine - the technology giving time back to patients.

Click reports on home networking, digital set-top boxes and reveals the results of the Click photo competition.

We featured a web exclusive interview with musician Peter Gabriel, and wondered whether Web 2.0 really exists.

We looked at Open Source software, talked about space travel, and searched smartly.

We visited the Webby Awards, and asked whether the internet infrastructure can really cope with the YouTube generation.

We get a handle on bumpy virtual maps, and find out how software manufacturers plan to make piracy an impossibility.

We found out how mobile phones can ease traffic congestion and met a superstar gamer.

We tried out the iPhone and talked to the guys who created YouTube.

Meet the internet detectives fighting crime and could the future for computer memory be flash?

We visited the new, slimmer, E3, and learned all about Bluetooth and Flash memory.

We report on Microsoft's School of the Future and speak to Bill Gates about his vision for education.

We take a look at the start-ups at the forefront of innovation in Silicon Valley.

We take a look at the electric cars with sports car performance and find out if your microwave may soon be talking to your fridge.

As the demand for more powerful PCs increases, Click looks at how energy can also be saved and Gareth Mitchell reports from the Biennale Art Festival in Venice.

We looked under the hood of the $100 laptop and reported on why the Wii's success has surprised game makers.

We reported on why search engines are fighting to keep hold of our personal data and looked back to Tomorrow's World.

We went on the trial of the e-campaign and reported on a web initiative which is helping to educate and empower a South African town.

Spencer was turned into a movie monster and Marc investigated social security online.

We travelled to Estonia to find out about the down side of being an internet early adopter, and Spencer had a long chat with Star Wars producer Rick McCallum.

We looked at the streaming future of internet TV and guided you through digital photo frame technology.

We investigate whether movie-style hacking scenarios are just the stuff of scriptwriters' dreams and visit an expo in New York which has been showcasing the latest gadgets.

Click finds out what the games industry expects to find in the next generation of games and Philips boss Rudy Provoost explains his company's human approach to the user experience.

We looked at the digital alternatives to analogue television and spoke to internet pioneer Vint Cerf.

Dan Simmons investigates the new generation of Bluetooth devices and Spencer talks to the woman behind one of Asia's most popular online games.

Click runs an eye over the latest Apple kit and examines the upgrade to Apple's OS X operating system.

Click looks at the impact quad-core processors could make to computers, reviews the latest touch screen portable devices and finds out about iBar.

We find out whether a computer can really drive a car, and find out how your PC can become a 3G transmitter.

We talked VOIP, found out why the internet is making life tough for photographers and Rob had some hard drive wisdom to impart.

We met the co-founders of the controversial file-sharing site The Pirate Bay, assessed the ongoing high definition DVD format war and reviewed the big game titles set to dominate the shelves in the run-up to Christmas.

We looked at the developments in visual radio and found out why the music industry is pinning its hopes on downloading music from mobiles.

Click finds out if sat-nav can prevail over a taxi driver and guides you through the latest GPS devices.

Click looks back at a year in technology in the first of two programmes showcasing the highlights of 2007.

Click looks back at a year in technology in the second of two programmes showcasing the highlights of 2007.

Season 8

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.

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.

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.

The user-friendly consumer technology show takes a look at cyber-bullying - how social networks are being used to attack classmates, and what's being done to stop it.

We are deluged with media, but how do we choose? Click talks to rock star Peter Gabriel about filtering - a way of giving us freedom from choice.

Guide to all the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news. With the release of Apple's new iPhone, the team look at how it's pushing innovation by other handset makers. Plus, a whizz through a selection of mobile phone accessories.

With the latest from E3, the annual video games extravaganza taking place in Los Angeles. Plus, gaming legend Hideo Kojima, the creator of Metal Gear Solid series.

The team report from Hollywood on attempts by studios to embrace digital downloads of movies.

Plus how decaying celluloid classics are being remastered for a 21st Century generation to enjoy. Includes news and web reviews.

The show visits Dallas to discover the new breed of broadband behind Internet 2.0. There's a look at the latest trend of smaller laptops, and in Webscape Kate Russell rounds up her best pick of websites.

Sites like eBay have revolutionised the market for second-hand goods, but who should be held responsible for the sale of counterfeits? Click travels to Paris to visit the fashion houses calling for tighter regulation of online auctions.

Plus a review of powerful laptops and our pick of the most exciting games coming your way in 2009.

The tech team put the smallest robots on Earth under the microscope, to discover what the future holds for nanotechnology. Plus, students test their skills and technology in the Olympics of software development, the Imagine Cup.

The team celebrate the 50th anniversary of the microchip. Plus, many hands make light work when social networking combines with photography for truly three-dimensional results.

Guide to all the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news, taking a look at the kind of tech we will be using in a few years time. Plus, Will Wright talks about his long awaited video game Spore.

A look at the tasks graphic cards are taking on, beyond painting pretty pixels. Plus, a visit to a museum with virtual displays dedicated to ancient Roman civilization.

There's plenty of stuff around to help blind or visually impaired computer users, we're in Africa to find out if those same solutions can work in the developing world.

Challenging Apple's iPhone, the team look at the first mobile phone featuring Google's operating system Android. Plus, governments and data storage, are they going too far?

Experts at a Web 2.0 convention show how current websites can be taken into the future. Plus, how security passes may not be quite so secure.

Guide to all the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news. The team begin a two-part investigation into how our unique traits are being seen as reliable ways of identifying us - how foolproof are they? Plus an interview with the founder and CEO of YouTube.

The team is in Italy where Ferrari is test driving a Windows software for supercomputers, plus there's the second part of our look at biometric security. Also, just how secure your voice, fingerprint, or face is as your ID.

Click's gone videogames crazy and pays a visit to Little Big Planet. Plus the latest games come under the spotlight. Includes web reviews and tech reviews.

Companies join forces to open up a new front in the war on Spam. Plus, we talk to the man who's name is the best scrabble score in the industry - Steve Wozniak. He is also the man who co-founded Apple and personally developed the early Apple computers.

The weekly tech show. Dan Simmons witnesses the virtual rebirth of Berlin and London. Also includes how to record TV on your PC and technology to help you work from home.

The weekly technology show looks at the latest high resolution OLED TVs, and reviews some new gadgets ahead of Christmas. Includes Tech News and Webscape.

Click is in Russia to investigate the sophisticated way in which hackers can steal your bank details, and sell them on for organised crime.

Season 9

The first show from Las Vegas featuring the latest in TVs, phones, and gadgets.

The second show from Las Vegas featuring the latest in TVs, phones, and gadgets.

Guide to all the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news. Including a look at what President Obama is going to do with technology in the US. Will he be able to move America back to the top of the world's high tech league? Plus, a look at the growing number of alternative sources for TV and the latest news and the best of the web.

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

The programme for everyone interested in the internet and new media.

Click looks at the tools that will revolutionise business and personal life.

Click visits Mobile World Congress in Barcelona to look at the new phones and services.

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

Click looks at the latest from Cebit in Germany, the world's largest technology expo. Plus, the fresh new ideas coming out of the Greener Gadgets meet-up in New York. Includes technology news and web reviews.

Includes technology news and web reviews.

Guide to all the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news. Featuring a special experiment to show what happens when cybercriminals take over your computer. Click shows how hackers use infected machines to take down websites and send out most of the world's spam.

Guide to all the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news. A look at the latest in display technology, OLED. Newer, thinner, and lighter, it only needs a single nail to hang on the wall. Plus, the best video games on the block.

Consumer tech show. The team look at the French 'answer' to stopping illegal filesharing and they meet the world's first female space tourist. Includes tech news and Webscape.

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

Click looks at how the global economy is affecting innovation. Plus, music-sharing gadgets and a website that makes real-life photos look like models.

Guide to the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news. This edition features a look at electronic books and their future, and online picture manipulation.

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

Including a look at the state of broadband around the world: how do different countries stack up when it comes to high speed internet? Plus, the latest advances in internet on the move.

Click looks at how the generation of TVs are being connected to the web. Plus, future-gazing at ways of interacting between man and machine. Includes news and web reviews.

There's a sneak peak at Windows 7, Microsoft's soon-to-be-released new operating system. Plus what do robots need to make them more human? Includes news and web reviews.

The tech show looks at why it's so important for us to prove we're human when on the net. Plus the boss of online music sensation Spotify reveals what's next.

The Click team report from Los Angeles on all the new kit and titles at the biggest games expo in the world, E3. Plus will 'cloud gaming' ever take off?

The consumer tech show ventures inside Apple's core, reporting on the new iPhone and taking an inside peek inside the company itself to find out what makes it tick. Includes tech news and web reviews.

Consumer tech show. In this edition, controlling your computer with your brain and a sneek peek at console games coming out in 2010. Includes news and web reviews.

Guide to the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news. The team future-gazes some ideas on the drawing board at the world-famous MIT media lab. Plus, the information war in Iran.

This week the tech show asks why open source software hasn't made more inroads into the public imagination. Plus, why the EU is pushing for greater protection for consumers when they buy computer programs.

Incudes news and web reviews.

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

The team looks at what you can now do with a mobile phone. Plus web searches get smarter and new software attempts to understand what search terms actually mean.

Including tech news and Webscape.