Modern medicine: combining health with high technology. Illustration: Bill Butcher
It's Thursday morning, and another edition of the Guardian's technology supplement has hit the newsstands.
This week we lead you on a tour around tour around Oklahoma Heart Hospital - a fascinating place that has dispensed with paper completely and claims its place as the world's first "digital hospital". We complement this with a look at the NHS plans to ditch film x-rays.
Our other features include a look at developments in amateur computer animation, some new research on whether hands-free mobile is safe for driving and we examine DVB-H, the rising standard for TV over your mobile.
In comment, Danny O'Brien makes the case for a new digital freedoms organisation in the UK, Michael Cross looks at the government's home computing initiative and Jack Schofield ponders Windows Vista.
And there's an awful lot more besides. Click here for the full contents.
