E-cigarettes: Is smoking about to come back into fashion?
If you’ve knocked the fags on the head, only to get the munchies, technology can assist you towards a healthier lifestyle with the food you don't even have to chew.
Latest-generation CCTV cameras are bringing intelligent observation to some of the world’s most scrutinised cities. E&T zooms in on the innovations.
Ask yourself: ten years from now, will you be driving an electric vehicle? Many people hope you will – but the electricity networks are not so sure.
E&T ushers in a new year with a terrific new look for the magazine and a major website upgrade to boot. Bigger, longer and that much more satisfying, we're in the publishing equivalent of flavour country right now. On the subject of smoking, can e-fags really help knock addiction on the head? We also sit around inhaling food, worrying about the number of CCTV cameras watching us and wondering if our next car can be plugged in at the mains, along with a host of other electrifying engineering topics. There are also plenty of regular columns – both old favourites and new arrivals, an expanded reviews section and comprehensive news coverage, both in print and online.
The E&T podcast: download episode 1 here
Vitali Vitaliev talks to the E&T production team about the new magazine and website.
Profile: Professor Erol Gelenbe 
His research into self-aware and autonomic networks explores the frontiers of probability and performance evaluation in online worlds: E&T profiles a true IT innovator. 
Photo Essay: How palm oil is made
Palm oil is a hugely important commodity in modern manufacturing, but its production exacts a weighty environmental cost 
Manufacturers slip away from palm oil
Large swathes of industry rely on palm oil, but with palm plantations now accused of causing massive environmental harm, manufacturers are seeking greener alternatives. 
Taking hydro to a new low
While the UK turns to ancient technology to tap energy from its waterways, German engineers have been working on a modern approach to meet their 2020 renewables targets. 
Flat beat
The recent International Electron Devices Meeting showed how chipmakers are striving to look to the future while having to innovate to preserve the present. 
Bringing broadband to TETRA
If anybody really needs mobile broadband, it’s the emergency services. But upgrading the tried-and-trusted TETRA radio system raises questions about spectrum allocation. 
Full speed ahead
Precision manoeuvring of ships ensures smooth running at port and can contain cataclysms at sea. E&T looks at the latest in maritime engineering. 
Additive layer manufacturing
Additive manufacturing technologies are now finding ready acceptance in a range of industries, and for a range of reasons. 
Small hydro delivers local benefits
E&T looks how the UK is using classic ideas to tap vast amounts of energy from its modestly sized waterways. 
Antiques of the future
They always said it: computers are the antiques of the future. The sale of Steve Wozniak’s Apple 1 means the future really is here, and computing finally has a past. 
Bringing new life to Mozambique
Legendary American CEO Greg Carr amassed a fortune in the voicemail revolution. We travel to Mozambique to find out why he turned his back on the business of technology. 
Welcome to emotional Ad-land
Half of your advertising budget is wasted, you just don’t know which half. E&T assesses a new book by Dan Hill. 
SON: The future of network optimisation
The war over the mobile network optimisation has come down to a scrap between centralisation and distributed intelligence. E&T draws the battle lines.
Brazil: State of innovation
As Dilma Russeff gets sworn in as the first ever female President of Brazil, E&T looks at the country’s growing reputation as an up-and-coming world superpower. 
One2Ten: Electric vehicles
This year will see all-electric vehicles hitting the headlines with the launch of high-profile models such as the Nissan Leaf and Ford Focus Electric. E&T offers its top ten electric contenders. 
Hannover Messe 2011
E&T is a preferred media partner for Hannover Messe 2011. This first of three previews highlights some of the key exhibitor activities of interest to IT professionals. For and Against: TV reality shows
For
What better way is there to enthuse people about business?
Sara Woodford
Has made series for BBC, C4, ITV, Sky and the Discovery Networks in the US.
Against
Leading by a culture of fear is a recipe for a disaster
Salma Shah
Founding director of Beyond, an HR consulting organisation specialising in executive search and selection, leadership development and diversity.
This house believes TV reality shows contain good models for managers in the SET profession
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Dell Inspiron Duo
Denon AH-NC800
Lomography Sprocket Rocket
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Zeal Optics GPS Goggles
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