Two wheels
Matt Seaton: Even for the most dedicated hardware freak, the choice of cycles on the market these days is bewildering. A good selection will be on show at the Cycle Show at Earls Court, London.
One month … without social network sites
It is odd to consider that MySpace and Facebook have become the primary form of communication between me and my friends.
Bike doc
Matt Seaton: The main difference between a woman-specific bike and a small man's one is that women tend to have relatively longer legs and shorter torsos than men, so the frame geometry is adjusted.
We are coming for your children
Commercials for junk food are being banned on children's television, but advertisers are moving onto a new battlefield - the internet. Helen Pidd reports.
The nuisance is mobile
James Harkin: With no other decent reason to ban the use of mobile phones, hospitals are reverting to snobbery.
Does it work?
Nokia 5500 Sport.
Patients win right to keep records off NHS computer
The government concedes patients should be allowed a veto on information about their medical history being passed from their GP to a national database.
How patients’ protests forced a rethink on NHS computer records
· The question no one asked: what do you think? · Taskforce seeks to find a form of compromise
GPs revolt over patient files privacy
Poll shows doctors fear national database will be at risk from hackers.