While the Danish club’s effort to beam fans into stadium via Zoom was not perfect, it shows creativity and a commitment to its sports-starved supporters

The tech giant irked Gaeilgeoirs after dropping its support for the language on Outlook for Apple’s iOS. But a host of other tongues, with far more speakers, were also affected

Reviewed this week are a top-of-the-range exercise bike, fully biodegradable air filter, and a multi-functional portable kit for recording podcasts

The lockdown may have limited our ability to physically move about, but it can’t stop the growing numbers of stargazers from discovering stars and planets thousands of miles away

OneLook was set up just as the 2008 recession hit, so its founders say they weren’t going to let a pandemic stand in the way of expansion

The software entrepreneur expects most workers not to go back to the office five days a week when the pandemic is finally over – a shift which his new software business Gipsy is well placed to capitalise on

Samsung’s latest phone is nearly perfect in every way; an educational robot grows with you and looks cool too; and a 3D printer might be a mainstream-market game-changer

Figures such as Sarah Keane of Swim Ireland have warned that their sports may end up unviable if nothing is done

Niall Woods belonged to the first generation of professional-era Rugby Union players and signed for London Irish. An injury cut short his playing career and he returned home to head what is now Rugby Players Ireland. Today Woods has his own agency, Navy Blue, with the likes of rugby‘s Garry Ringrose and Andrew Conway on its books

Google Glass’s failure hasn’t deterred tech giants from the idea of augmented reality glasses, and Apple is one company that could make the concept work

In episode 1 of BT Irelands ‘We Are The Difference’ Leadership Podcast we ask the question, what makes a good leader?

It’s not as dazzling as the S20 series, but the Galaxy A51, for all its faults and quibbles, will definitely find fans

The browser is designed to lock out cookies and other surveillance technology, putting privacy at the centre of how it operates and offering advertisers different ways to reach users

The Twitter boss’s missive giving employees the option of working remotely forever is a huge call

A smartwatch with a non-fiddly charger, an add-on that digitises analogue cameras and a cold brew maker to get you started will come in handy when you stretch your walk to the five-kilometre limit

Emmet Ryan is back with six big questions for six tech experts

Brian Daly’s Grandpal helps families keep a watchful eye on their loved ones and provide companionship online