12.02.2012 Our Tech Start-Up of the Week is Patient Journey Record (PaJR), a new Irish health-tech venture that's developing a cloud-based hospital re-admissions platform, with the aim of...
11.02.2012 Apple is believed to be planning a "top-to-bottom" revamp of its entire notebook line-up. MacBook Pro machines are going to go in the direction of the MacBook Air ultrabook...
New initiative to connect job seekers with best authentic tech jobs
First step towards more predictable flights in Europe - SESAR
HP jobs include 150 new R&D roles and 130 technical and support roles
No decision made on Google stand-alone retail store at European HQ
Experts deem amount of funding raised "off the chart statistically"
10.02.2012 Our new series featuring Ireland's IT leaders on tech trends and strategy
10.02.2012 New initiative to connect job seekers with best authentic tech jobs on offer
01.02.2012 A month dedicated to how Ireland can meet the digital skills challenge
10.02.2012 Three laptops stolen from Eircom's offices in west Dublin and employee's home
09.02.2012 CJ Fallon will offer schoolbooks through the cloud on Windows Azure Programme
Our Tech Start-Up of the Week is Patient Journey Record (PaJR), a new Irish health-tech venture that's developing a cloud-based hospital re-admissions platform, with the aim of revolutionising the care management marketplace globally. PaJR is currently over in Chicago, one of 10 start-ups participating in the first ever Healthbox accelerator.
Apple is believed to be planning a "top-to-bottom" revamp of its entire notebook line-up. MacBook Pro machines are going to go in the direction of the MacBook Air ultrabook style of computer, with an ultra-thin body.
More than three-quarters of C-suite executives (CXOs) Own at least one tablet computer while 20pc have two or more, according to new research. Nearly all CXOs report owning iPad devices which they bought directly from Apple while Dell is the most owned laptop computer.
A compilation of this past week's Twitter messages - from the serious to the whimsical - from some top names in technology.
Irish web content management software (WCM) company pTools has won a €200,000 contract with Capital Management Insurance of Bermuda to help it transform pensions and annuity management through online applications.
The Motorola XOOM 2 tablet computer is lighter and faster than its show-stealing predecessor and its speedy processor and smooth downloading of apps and presentation of media makes it a compelling product.
Science Gallery in Dublin is venturing into food territory. The gallery has unleashed its latest exhibition, Edible, which is all about intersecting science with food and art. There's even a live supper club featuring as part of Edible. Plus kids and adults alike are sure to adore exploring the 'Gas Bag', a three-metre high inflatable stomach!
The fourth Connecting Women in Technology (CWIT) event took place today, gathering more than 200 women working in the technology sector to network and get inspired to move into more senior positions in their companies.
As thousands of people in 200 European cities prepare to march in protest tomorrow against the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), Germany has delivered a potentially devastating blow to the pro-treaty faction by delaying its decision to sign the treaty.
A dad in the US state of North Carolina shot his daughter's laptop computer nine times and posted a video of the shootout on YouTube after she ranted about her parents on Facebook.
Tesla has just debuted its latest all-electric vehicle, a crossover it's calling the Model X. The SUV-type vehicle will feature futuristic falcon-wing doors and is set to go into production in 2013.
World internet usage via mobile devices nearly doubles - StatCounter
Amateur hacker claims existence of exploits for wireless routers
Irish Government likely first to recognise forest carbon credits in tax legislation
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09.02.2012 Healthcare company Abbott will invest €85m into expanding its Sligo pharmaceutical manufacturing facility, which will create about 175 highly skilled jobs and 150 temporary construction jobs in the process.
10.02.2012 One of Silicon Valley’s fastest-growing privately held companies, Marketo, has moved to a new 7,000 sq-foot building which will house its European HQ in Dublin.
Celebrating the state of mobile and looking at where mobile has the potential to go next
10.02.2012 Google is reportedly creating a home entertainment system which streams music wirelessly across the home, marking a change in Google’s strategy towards hardware.
