Ten years of technology: 2007
As the noughties come to a close, we take a look at the biggest technology stories of the decade - and how the Guardian reported them at the time
Lynn Shelton: Have one great computer geek in your life. It saves a lot of time
Celebrity Squares: Filmmaker Lynn Shelton on why having a geek as a friend is crucial to making the most of a new piece of kit
Paperboy delivers to iPhone
The arcade classic gets a new handheld makeover.
Breakfast briefing: Dark matters for physicists, but a burst of light for BlackBerry
Scientists think they may have detected dark matter for the first time; More than 10m BlackBerry handsets were sold in the last three months; and Ubuntu's benevolent dictator steps back
Gameloft still to cut investment in Google’s Android despite U-turn
Gameloft will scale back on developing games for Google's Android, despite appearing to reverse its decision after drawing flak from industry experts
War? There’s an iPhone app for that
American military contractor shows off iPhone application intended to help soldiers track and kill insurgents on the battlefield
Stay tuned for technology of the future
Bobbie Johnson: Predicting the technology that wins out is hard work, but scientists and engineers are searching for the right answers
A decade of tech evolution
Charles Arthur: A decade of change saw more people log-on, buy an iPod, and start tweeting, while companies looked to harness the amazing power of the net
IPhones and games consoles drive online search traffic
Search trends suggest iPhones and games consoles are set to be top presents this year
MIT re-invents the wheel, for bicycles
MIT's Copenhagen Wheel is an electronic bike conversion that provides a KERS energy-saving system for smart bicycles. It can also track traffic via an iPhone connection
Guardian launches iPhone application
Users will be provided with access to the latest news stories and multimedia features
Train times, satnavs and The Sims top list of iPhone apps
Utilities feature strongly in Apple's 2009 list of best-selling mobile software, following a 'sensational' year
Dead Space and Mirror’s Edge return
EA's two original IPs from its mixed winter 2008 line-up return in different forms...
Forget the iPod: the iPhone orchestra really makes music mobile
A group of students in America are putting their own spin on the idea of electronic music, with an orchestra built exclusively from Apple handsets