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Technology

All time
Twitter
‘Very worst’ banned Twitter trolls rear up amid Elon Musk buyout bid
9 May 2022
17.6k
3
children and tech
Opinion: Advice for parents on how to push back on their kids' use of technology
Helen Browne M.I.A.C.P.
14 Apr 2022
18.0k
5
avoid future hacks
Opinion: Ireland needs to engage in closer co-operation with the EU on cybercrime
Malcolm Byrne
8 Jan 2022
8.9k
7
column
Larry Donnelly: 'Who the f*** reads newspapers?' Society would be better off if young people did
Larry Donnelly
27 Nov 2021
41.4k
60
Technology
Embattled Apple unveils new products including iPhone 13
14 Sep 2021
40.5k
32
Jobs
Accenture announces 500 new jobs for Munster and Dublin
23 Jun 2021
15.0k
10
Technology
IT services remain disrupted at two colleges after ransomware attacks
7 Apr 2021
27.9k
9
Democracy
Opinion: If an Electoral Commission is established, it faces a mammoth task
Malcolm Byrne
7 Jan 2021
14.7k
17
leaving cert controversy
Opinion: Government must learn the lessons of the Leaving Cert calculated grades debacle
Aisling Ryan & Pierce Ryan
12 Oct 2020
16.6k
13
China
TikTok set to appear in US court to argue attempted ban is not motivated by 'genuine security concerns'
24 Sep 2020
7.7k
8
Technology
Judge halts WeChat ban in US-China tech battle
21 Sep 2020
15.9k
10
skydrive
More a motorcycle with propellers, Japanese company unveils its 'flying car'
28 Aug 2020
40.9k
22
Opinion
Ransomware and remote working: If Twitter can be breached, then every company must be vigilant
Jacky Fox
16 Jul 2020
9.8k
5
tensions
Explainer: Why the UK is facing a clash with China over Huawei and 5G
15 Jul 2020
10.7k
6
Technology
China hits out at UK decision to strip Huawei out of 5G networks by 2027
Updated 14 Jul 2020
33.1k
81
Facial Recognition
Amazon plans to ban police use of its facial recognition software for a year
11 Jun 2020
19.5k
12
growing tensions
Huawei says its survival is at stake after latest US restrictions
18 May 2020
24.2k
60
silicon docks
'Immersive heritage trail' app to be launched in bid to attract tourists to Dublin's Docklands
5 Mar 2020
9.0k
6
listen here
Amidst crisis at home, Johnson talks 'limbless chickens' and 'pink-eyed terminators' in UN speech
25 Sep 2019
25.9k
20
Huawei
Tech giant Huawei announces €70m for research plans in Ireland
27 Aug 2019
22.9k
27
Opinion
Opinion: Quitting social media enriched my life hugely - would you dare to hit delete?
Laoighseach Ní Choistealbha
14 Jun 2019
34.2k
56
Opinion
Opinion: Technology was meant to be our great liberator but instead it became our prison
Shane Cradock
11 Jun 2019
15.8k
26
Galaxy Fold
Samsung delays launch of folding smartphone amid reports that its screen keeps breaking
23 Apr 2019
22.7k
38
Theratechnologies
Ireland's 'stable political environment' attracted a major HIV drug firm to Dublin
20 Apr 2019
15.9k
28
Gaeilge
How tech could help students learn Irish more easily in school
10 Mar 2019
9.9k
9
Opinion
Opinion: We need to be able to track where our charity donation goes. Here's how
Danny Curran
28 Feb 2019
10.7k
17
screen time
Children who own mobile phones at younger age perform worse in reading and maths tests
16 Jan 2019
17.0k
27
BT Young Scientists
Inspired by the Coast Guard, this young scientist from Clare hopes to develop an improved life jacket
10 Jan 2019
11.3k
2
put it down
'Unless parents cure their own smartphone addiction, they won't be able to cure their kids'
1 Jan 2019
26.9k
26
silicon docks
Tech giants are turning Dublin into one of Europe’s hottest property markets
9 Dec 2018
32.3k
63
Gadgets
Some people are paying 'on the double' for phone insurance
22 Nov 2018
15.5k
10
insta fail
Major Facebook outage as users experience problems loading social media site
20 Nov 2018
10.6k
29
Technology
'There's very little talent': How Ireland's blockchain firms are trying to fix staff shortages
21 Oct 2018
15.8k
11
future lab
The advance of cashless tech is not just about ease, it's also about millennials dispelling notions
18 Oct 2018
17.4k
45
Jobs Jobs Jobs
Technology firm Voxpro announces creation of 400 jobs in Cork
17 Oct 2018
13.4k
21
Online threats
Mandatory security requirements introduced to protect companies against cyber attacks
19 Sep 2018
9.2k
21
Technology
Here's what you need to know about Apple's three new iPhones
13 Sep 2018
39.5k
80
loaded
Amazon has become a trillion dollar company
4 Sep 2018
17.0k
34
daimler ag
'It's too easy to use trucks in attacks': Irish team aiming to prevent vehicles being used by terrorists
30 Aug 2018
25.5k
51
the robots aren't coming
Viral video showing scarily realistic human-looking robot debunked as fake
20 Aug 2018
41.3k
21
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