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Working for the company in various roles in 15 different countries prepared Ericsson’s country manager, John Griffin, for his current job. But with Brexit looming, he is glad to be back
Working for the company in various roles in 15 different countries prepared Ericsson’s country manager, John Griffin, for his current job. But with Brexit looming, he is glad to be back
The social media giant will now ask users to verify their ages, but won‘t be taking any measures to check that they are telling the truth
The name might be a mouthful but that, thankfully, is the only negative thing to say about this beauty of a wireless speaker.
A string of censorship scandals has enveloped the Chinese social media giant
Multinational tech company to add roles in engineering, development and consultancy
The tech giant is attempting to break its digital assistant’s dependence on the mains, but the new Echo Input’s weight and battery life will be key
Lab academic says Ireland is missing out in terms of education, knowledge-sharing and ‘the mysteries of the universe’
From a clothes-rental subscription service to using data to drive philanthropy, Connected meets the people set to reshape the world through tech in 2020 and beyond
With no edition until February, we‘re looking ahead to his edition’s look ahead guides you through the next two months of important events in tech
If you soon notice a steep drop in your number of Twitter followers, it’s because the social media giant is embarking on a huge clean-up campaign
Jack Welde’s deep interest in languages, piqued by a youth spent living in numerous different countries, was the spur that led him to set up software translation outfit Smartling
The Dublin-based fintech company now offers more bespoke work with larger companies
This week‘s Gadget Guru column features the internet giant’s new gaming concept and tries out Huawei‘s new wireless headphones
Operator says there is ‘no demand’ to justify an immediate launch of the next-generation network
If you want a deep discount on a gadget, don’t fight your way through high street crowds. All you need is patience and the internet
This year's Salesforce conference was disrupted by protesters, but the company's leaders appeared unruffled as they laid out their vision for the future of the software giant, writes Emmet Ryan