The office air purifier, a multi-purpose cooker and an expandable phone get the Guru’s once-over this week

The Chinese tech giant had an opportunity to improve its situation in the West, but now it has a new controversy on its hands

Wellington IT has brought the lending institutions into the digital age, helping them appeal to first-time savers, according to managing director Declan Colfer

The Athy man has a shot at European glory and is determined not to let lockdown keep him down

Company has set itself a high bar with its early-year announcements at the CES showcase

Tom Parlon said builders supported the new measures, but were caught off guard by the lack of notice

A top-of-the-range phone designed with gamers in mind, the latest wireless earphones, and a device to appeal to amateur and actual baristas alike

The boffins taking part in the all-virtual event know the world can be better, and they intend to make it so. This spirit of imagination balanced with far cooler heads than you might imagine will warm your heart

When the pandemic put actors and sports stars temporarily out of work, tech firm Cameo signed many of them up to its service providing personalised video messages for their fans

Nokia’s newest handset gets the job done, Apple delivers on its high-end audio-tech promise, and a hologram machine conjures ‘memories’ from photos

Twelve months ago, we couldn’t have imagined the great leaps in health technology and remote working. What does this year have in store?

There is rarely a dull year in tech, but 2020 really did have drama and excitement in every corner. Here are the highlights from a most unusual 12 months in the sector

A device in need is a friend indeed. And here is the very best in tech to come on the market in 2020 and help us through multiple lockdowns

Connected closes 2020 with a look back at the tech trends that defined the last 12 months in the eyes of our team

A refreshingly simple portable coffee brewer, a top-tier exercise bike and a new smartwatch are reviewed this week

A consortium of start-up hubs will manage the National Digital Research Centre to invest in new firms through regional centres led by Dogpatch Labs’ Patrick Walsh

The Irish Data Protection Commissioner’s €450,000 fine against Twitter failed to have much impact, but two new acts are more likely to have tech companies worried

Emmet Ryan is joined by Alison Campbell, director of Knowledge Transfer Ireland, to discuss how the organisation brings academia and industry together to advance collaborative projects

The social network’s claim that it is defending small businesses rather than its bottom line by challenging Apple’s transparency tracker is hard to buy

The social media giant became the first big tech company to be fined by the Irish Data Protection Commissioner under GDPR but the penalty of just €450,000 will have little impact