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In Depth We bet you didn't know 7,7,8,8-tetracyanoquinodimethane is inside your PC. So what else is in there?

Gary Marshall Modern gadgets couldn't be much nastier if they were made from bits of humans.

Opinion More and more free games are making their way to market with clever ways to fund their creation and development.

Opinion The UK government seems to want to actively debug its citizens, expanding its already copious powers to obtain communications data.

In Depth Our carefully selected site and app recommendations to upgrade your entertainment, work and social life.

In Depth Out of work and at a loose end, or just fancy doing something new? Here's how to use the web to start your own business.

Tutorial You don't need to invest in monitors, mounts and cards to add extra displays.

Tutorial Access your PC, see security footage from home and print from your handset.

Explained How special lenses and clever post-processing create distinctive effects.

In Depth Celebrating the best of British with 20 of the top new technology start-ups around.

Gary Marshall Our columnist on why building computers is great - despite his worst scar comes from fitting a PC backplate.

Opinion It's the cycle of adventure, failure and improvement that is core to the success of free software.

Opinion Earlier this month, Richard Cobbett cut his arm off. At least, that's what it felt like at the time.

In Depth Use the keyboard to get full access to the parts of Windows 8 that won't be obvious at first glance.

Explained We take a close up look at how computers detect and correct errors within digital transmissions

Tutorial The Android-x86 project provides versions of Android that can be used on a variety of hardware - we show how you can install Android on an x86 PC.

Tutorial How to use free software to discover what others are doing behind your back and keep your PC secured.

Tutorial Administer your living room media centre PC from the comfort of your sofa - just use your Android phone as a remote!

Gary Marshall Isn't it about time downloaders and rights holders sorted out this mess before it gets much worse?