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Tuesday 24 November 2020
The survey was conducted by charity Cybersafe Ireland.
The mobile phones stolen in Ireland since 2019 are worth about €5 million.
Huawei’s consumer arm said that the £10 million expansion plan shows its ‘confidence’ in the UK.
The app will be released on an opt-in basis and use bluetooth technology.
The HSE’s Paul Connors this morning described it as a “very important piece of technology.
Often, girls are worn out by body judgement and boys by overuse of video games, writes Stella O’Malley, a psychotherapist.
Parents and teachers need to be better equipped to talk to young people about sex and relationships, Noeline Blackwell has said.
The scientific journal that published this recent study said it is now looking into issues regarding the paper.
The €1,760 smartphone was due to launch this week.
New research has found that four in 10 children in Ireland own a mobile phone by the age of nine.
Many people spend several hours a day on smartphones and other devices.
Samsung suffered a 22% drop in sales in the second quarter of the year.
Age restrictions, the use of phones in the classroom, and the taking of photos in school are just some of the issues being consulted on.
The digital age of consent in Ireland in 13.
Just 22% think that this is OK, according to a poll carried out by Claire Byrne Live.
The digital age of consent in Ireland is 13.
A thorny issue for many families.
Some smartphones and smartwatches could be sharing your child’s location with strangers.
Give it to us straight. Be honest.
54% of students said they checked their phones in the classroom in the last seven days
Every half hour a toddler spends with a smartphone increases their risk of delayed speech by 49%, say researchers.
The phone service provider said the messages were sent in error and the issue has been resolved.
The French measure is intended to tackle the so-called “always-on” work culture that has led to a surge in usually unpaid overtime.
Sleep hygiene is a priority for our tech-obsessed society in 2017.
And you can do it without them accessing other parts of your phone or tablet.
There are smartphones galore at this time of year.
In certain situations, it can solve the brightness problem that outdoor photos can suffer from.
An RTÉ documentary airing tonight explores how much our digital fingerprint is telling the world about us.
The company has said it’s “truly sorry” about safety issues surrounding the smartphone.
An update will cap the Note 7′s charge at 60%, but it’s unclear if Samsung will roll it out worldwide.
Say goodbye to the headphone jack, and say hello to dual-lens camera and water resistance.
After shaking up its range, the South Korean company is taking the fight to its major rivals.
He said, “We didn’t come into the world to ‘vegetate’… We came for another reason: to leave a mark.”
Analysts were expecting worse though, so investors won’t be too unhappy.
The new Gorilla Glass 5 will be able to survive shoulder-height drops “up to 80% of the time”.
Featuring professional iPhone camera apps, honeycomb keyboards, and warping puzzlers.
There are ways to identify it and remedy the problem.
If you’ve been doing it because you think it’s good for your battery life or phone, you’re going to be disappointed.
And it will remove the commitment of downloading an app.
Featuring a keyboard that taps into Google Image Search, gesture shortcuts for your phone and a smart photo organiser.
WELL, after over two months, tonight is the night. The Great British Bake Off 2020 final.
This has been a unique series, with the cast and crew forming a Covid-19 ‘bubble’ in a hotel for six weeks to record the episodes.
Tonight’s episode will see the three finalists battle it off in the tent before a winner is announced.
So, today we want to know… Will you watch the Great British Bake Off final tonight?
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