Covid Tracker Ireland has been designed to be as user friendly, and as minimally annoying, as possible, but for it to succeed, we need to do more than simply download it

As businesses slowly reopen, getting everyone back to work will be harder than it was to just send everyone home

Dystopian fiction does a good job of warning us that machines misinterpret instructions because they don’t think like us. There is no programme for empathy in AI yet

The massively popular video game needs to mutate to survive, but delays have been the order of the day, angering its huge fanbase

This holiday season is a pivotal one for the consoles market, as streaming platforms have an increasing impact on games hardware

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

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

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

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

There is no perfect solution to the data privacy concerns about the new technology, but an honest debate and transparent approach would go a long way towards giving the public the confidence to use it

The videoconferencing app’s popularity has exploded during the coronavirus crisis, but with that popularity has come a host of privacy and security-related headaches

Rollout of the Covid-19 app is on the way. But while it will help protect our health, how can we ensure our data is secure?

Paul Lynch, head of billing and revenue management business Chargify, says a strong local team is key to growth across Europe

The big digital giants have failed to deliver on their promises to fight misinformation on their platforms, the study found

Necurs had run rampant around the globe for eight years before it was finally stopped

The web retail giant is trying to address privacy issues afflicting ‘the world’s most controversial doorbell’

For companies in scale-up mode, the options for offices are limited, and if this is not addressed it could have a knock-on impact on the whole economy

Chief executive defends Apple’s tax record on visit to Dublin but Taoiseach avoids the issue

Much of rural Ireland needs high-speed broadband – and quickly – in order to survive. Expect voters to bear that in mind at the ballot box on February 8