- Bell's ringing endorsement of researchThe president of Bell Labs tells Karlin Lillington why he is so happy with the research lab’s work in Ireland
- Far-reaching applications of mobile downloadsRevenue is predicted to sky-rocket in the apps sector, which a few years ago did not even exist, writes Karlin Lillington
- New opportunities for software developers beckon with iPadThe iPad, which has received mixed reviews, is expected to ship four million tablets this year, writes Ciara O’Brien
- Jamming to the green beat of eco-efficiencyIan Campbell eavesdrops on a global chat about eco-friendly IT strategies
- Eircom to take action against spam blacklistingEIRCOM IS to introduce new measures stopping spam e-mail from being distributed on its network, to avoid blacklisting by anti-spam groups which has prevented some customers from sending genuine e-mail.
- NUI Maynooth and Intel develop plan to reduce failed and costly IT projectsA US conference this week highlighted how a framework programme developed by NUI Maynooth and Intel Ireland was doing its bit to reduce the number of IT projects that end in disaster and cost millions.
- Firms encouraged to apply for Tech TourIRISH COMPANIES are being invited to apply for a place in an event that helps match growing IT companies with leading venture capital and global corporate firms which have potential investment capital of €10 billion at their disposal.
- You want Wi-Fi with that?: Burger King offers web accessDUBLIN FIRM Anacapa Holdings has won a contract with Burger King which will see it provide a free Wi-Fi service in 2,200 restaurants in 12 European countries.
- Virtual democracy doesn't work in online communityNET RESULTS : The web is seen to provide a neutral meeting place where communities can form around common issues
- The plight of the blogger and how to protect themThe protection of the free press in the West is a given, but who protects a blogger arrested under a repressive regime?
- Tech toolsCompiled by CIARA O’BRIEN http://www.irishtimes.com/blogs/minibyte
- Export sector could do the State some serviceWeek four : When you think of Ireland’s export potential, it is no longer just about physical goods: service exports, particularly in financial services, offer significant opportunities
- How audiovisual slideshows are madeLEARN: As part of her MA at University of Limerick, Siobhán Hayes had to create an e-learning course.
- 'Irish Times' business desk on FacebookFAN: The Irish Times business desk now has its own page on Facebook where you can become one of our fans.
- Sky TV on your Windows 7 PCSUBSCRIBE: The Media Centre feature in Windows 7 now supports Sky television so you can subscribe and view directly from your PC, even if you don’t have a subscription to the satellite broadcaster in your home.
- Does the iPad touch all the right buttons?The iPad could never have lived up to the overhyped expectations. But opinion is divided on whether it is a game changer, a big yawn or something in between, writes KARLIN LILLINGTON and JOHN COLLINS
- Media works itself into a frenzy over product launchJournalists rushed to offer instant – but often unconsidered – judgments of the iPad, writes IAN CAMPBELL
- Apple's latest product 'may take a year' to gain mass appealAPPLE’S IPAD may take a year to turn into a “breakout” product with mass-market appeal as consumers wait for the price to drop below $499 (€357) and for more publishers to get on board, according to investment bank Piper Jaffray.
- iPad on Twitter: 'the Kindle will be $99 soon'The reaction to the iPad on Twitter was immediate but also mixed. Here’s a flavour of what people had to say:
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