Tech Life discovers and explains the ways technology is changing our lives, wherever we are in the w
This week on Tech Life we are looking at the problem of space junk, the man-made debris hurtling aro
The internet plays an important role in most of our lives today. What will it, and other tech, look
Electric bikes and scooters are popular. But charging them can be inconvenient, and occasionally ris
There are hundreds of former nuclear reactors around the world, which are harmful for those trying t
What do you look for when buying a mobile phone? And what do you do with your old phone? Have you th
Zoe Kleinman visits a satellite earth station from the era of the first moon landings, and a spacepo
MWC in Barcelona is a big global mobile phone industry event. Shiona McCallum is there for Tech Life
Voice cloning is becoming so sophisticated that even live phone calls can be generated by machine. I
What connects the Chinese government, giraffes in Namibia, and tech ? We bring you the strange tale
We're looking at health tech. Our reporter gets hands-on with a new ultrasound system in Kenya helpi
Sonar and AI have been brought together in a hand-held device that can find humans underwater. We sp
Tech Life does a deep dive into Virtual Private Networks, or VPNs. We find out the countries where t
Technology can pose dangers to our mental health - cyberbullying, social media addiction and disinfo
Las Vegas plays host to CES - one of the biggest consumer tech trade shows in the world. Alasdair Ke
Shiona McCallum and Alasdair Keane present a special edition of Tech Life. They invite BBC reporters
Tech Life looks back at another rollercoaster twelve months. From warnings AI might kill us all, to
Internet usage is booming. We're using online services more than ever before. So which ones are popu
Tech Life looks at ways to connect people. We examine the mobile phone usage gap. What is it and can
Alasdair Keane is on a farm with a difference exploring the tech helping farmers adapt to changing c
Shiona McCallum reports from Kenya on ways people there are tackling e-waste and helping to recycle