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Radio Meet Samsung’s S25 Edge: the slimmest smartphone ever A new object of desire, performance improvement plans, and how to get AI working for artists 16 May
Radio Sandyford Business District’s Ger Corbett on building better spaces SpaceX gets a new home, Google wants to help with homework, and the rest of the week's headlines 9 May
Radio Going dark Spain, Portugal and France suffer a mystery power cut, and Amazon gets ready to take on Starlink 2 May
Radio Uncertainty at Intel Rumours of job cuts to be confirmed, the DMA shows its teeth and the rest of the week's news 25 Apr
Radio Astronaut or Astro-not? Blue Origin brings some glamour to space travel, and the rest of the week's news 18 Apr
Radio You’re paying what for an iPhone now? Trump's tarriffs start to bite, and a look at post quantum computing 11 Apr
Radio Tar-iff or not tar-iff? That it is the question Ireland braces for impact as EU feels Trump's wrath 4 Apr
Radio US government sending all the wrong Signals Operational security that was anything but and how to gain trust in your favourite IoT devices 28 Mar
Radio Another day, another Meta whistleblower A new book goes deep inside the offices of the social network 14 Mar
Radio Apple gives us the M4 laptop we’ve all been waiting for Cupertino delivers in full colour, and a new approach to online learning 7 Mar
Radio Not just another crypto crash Trump fuels a decline in Bitcoin, Musk does the same for Tesla, and how sports stars can tackle online abuse 28 Feb
Radio Apple gets the message with the iPhone 16e Cupertino has a new shiny to impress the world with, and Mark Lane on gaming cyber security 21 Feb
Radio An Irish fridge on the moon and Cormac Lynch on 20 years of Camara Another Irish company enters the space economy and why the US won't take action on AI 14 Feb
Radio Torrid times for Tesla in Europe and MTU’s Dr Fiona Boyle on building a talent pipeline for engineering Google decides 'doing no evil' doesn't compute and turns its back on DEI 7 Feb
Radio DeepSeek explained and The Leading Place’s Michelle McDaid on what next for DEI A gamechanging AI and the problem of inclusivity as Big Tech cosies up to the Trump Administration 31 Jan
Radio Palo Alto Networks’ Scott McKinnon on how cyber criminals are using AI Trump surprises with executive orders, Samsung dazzles with the S25 and bad actors confuse with a new generation of threats 24 Jan
Radio Dell Technologies’ Ivor Buckley on data governance in the era of agentic AI Big Tech bends the knee to Trump and developing trust in data 17 Jan
Radio BTYSTE 2025 and IDA Ireland’s Anne-Marie Tierney-Le Roux on the talent pipeline A quick tour of the technology category with AI, Green Tech and a lot more 10 Jan
Radio A look forward to 2025 A new US administration, an ongoing war and what it will mean for Ireland 3 Jan
Radio The stories that defined 2024, and PwC’s Moira Cronin on risk Great news for crypto, good news for recording artists and a decent year wrapped in in 60 minutes 20 Dec
Radio Google shares the year in search A look at what was on Ireland's mind in 2024 and the rest of the week's news 13 Dec
Radio Rethinking education in the age of AI with futurist Gerd Leonhard Why STEM needs a glow up and X's antisocial problem gets real 15 Nov
Radio He’s baaaaaack Should Big Tech be worried as Trump sweeps the board to become US president? 8 Nov
Radio Is the new Mac mini Apple’s most exciting computer yet? Apple preps its desktop line with M4 processors, and SureSkills' Kevin Reid on resilience 1 Nov
Radio Dublin goes back into Beta Artists push back on AI and the capital gets ready for a deluge of ideas 25 Oct
Radio Apple’s surprise iPad mini Cupertino lets something slip and the world of Dark Data explained 18 Oct
Radio Ireland’s low-energy EV game Why sustainability isn't selling, and a fresh view on start-ups with Fidelity Investments and Dogpatch Labs 11 Oct
Radio Kieran Mahon on DCU’s digital twin A model for smart cities, Microsoft kills the HoloLens and proof and a study showing how long Irish people are spending online 4 Oct
Radio PwC’s Barry Whelan on why digital transformation never sleeps Lessons learned for organisations of all sizes, and a new player in the Space Race 27 Sep
Radio Eirmersive’s Camille Donegan on extended reality in 2024 New visions of work and the Dead Internet explained 20 Sep
Radio Good Apple/Bad Apple, and a field of start-ups A week full of headlines and how Bord na Mona is backing sustainable start-ups 13 Sep
Radio Keeping touts at bay and customers unhappy Vintage tech creates modern problems and how to build a career in tech 6 Sep
Radio A tough message for Telegram Anonymous messaging platform in the dock and the rest of the week's news 30 Aug
Radio Google’s Pixel 9 Pro XL shows its smarts A premium handset ahead of the competition and the week's news decoded 23 Aug
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