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Tech

All time
Cyber Security
People being warned to check systems as Intel reveals 'serious flaws' in its computer chips
4 Jan 2018
19.3k
16
Logan Paul
Japan reacts with anger after Youtube star posts video of victim in 'suicide forest'
3 Jan 2018
46.3k
49
hel-mate
This Young Scientist project could help spot concussion injuries during sport
1 Jan 2018
12.8k
3
gift
Amazon's Alexa won Christmas this year
26 Dec 2017
32.1k
36
slow down
Apple admits it slows down some older iPhones - but says it has a good reason for doing it
21 Dec 2017
22.2k
54
Malware
America says North Korea carried out WannaCry malware attack
19 Dec 2017
11.0k
40
lunch crunch
Poll: Do you think social media has affected your mental health negatively?
18 Dec 2017
21.8k
55
gotta catch 'em all
Pokémon Go could help people who struggle socially
16 Dec 2017
8.2k
14
multinational tax
Location services: Facebook to move global advertising sales out of Dublin HQ
12 Dec 2017
34.6k
71
trinity
How do you tell people that you have epilepsy? Irish app aims to help
10 Dec 2017
9.7k
18
cryptocurrency
Volatile Bitcoin surpasses $11,000, before plummeting to $9,000 (and then rising again)
1 Dec 2017
13.5k
53
up and up
Online currency Bitcoin surges past the $10,000 mark for the first time
29 Nov 2017
15.2k
83
Security Flaw
Apple trying to fix password bug that would allow anyone easily access a Mac
29 Nov 2017
11.5k
45
closing the gap
Government aims to boost the number of girls doing maths and science in the Leaving Cert
27 Nov 2017
9.8k
69
Eirsat-1
Ireland's first ever satellite could blast off as early as 2019 (and it might even have a little flag)
26 Nov 2017
25.6k
51
major breach
Uber covered up massive hack that stole personal information of more than 57 million drivers and customers
22 Nov 2017
7.3k
9
sheerup yew blue tick
Twitter strips verified status from Richard Spencer and others after new rules against hate
16 Nov 2017
14.4k
92
private info
Austrian man allowed to sue Facebook Ireland over using his personal data, court rules
14 Nov 2017
30.8k
8
without consent
Sending nudes to Facebook? Platform trying new way to combat revenge porn
8 Nov 2017
8.6k
9
200 and eighteeeeee
Twitter has officially doubled its character limit for all its users
7 Nov 2017
8.1k
31
going out with a bang
Donald Trump's Twitter account was deactivated by a Twitter employee on their last day
3 Nov 2017
20.5k
91
miracle on the liffey
The Dublin schoolboy who may have cracked the solution to flocks of birds crippling an airplane's engines
29 Oct 2017
75.1k
107
Child Safety
'False sense of security': Warning for parents who use smart devices to keep tabs on their children
22 Oct 2017
18.3k
13
the future is here
Facial recognition used to publicly shame jaywalkers and toilet paper thieves in China
21 Oct 2017
15.1k
45
Oops
Yahoo had said 1 billion accounts were hacked. Now, it's saying 3 billion were
4 Oct 2017
9.0k
7
mood music
EU leaders are hoping for Brexit 'miracles' but Leo thinks there's a 'better vibe' around talks
29 Sep 2017
9.2k
34
FactCheck
FactCheck: Will 180,000 homes and businesses begin 2020 without high-speed broadband?
27 Sep 2017
9.7k
37
280 characters
Twitter is doubling its character count in a bid to boost growth
27 Sep 2017
6.9k
29
DOWN THE LINE
Rural broadband: Big blow for competition as ESB-Vodafone pull out of bid
26 Sep 2017
36.3k
69
military hardware
Controversy as Irish naval ship attends world's largest arms fair in London
13 Sep 2017
26.2k
84
keep the change
Why will the new iPhone cost more in Ireland than in the US?
13 Sep 2017
37.7k
147
Disruption
'We didn't realise it would be this bad': Cork locals protest against Apple's building works
12 Sep 2017
40.3k
90
Cyber threats
'Did you know your electronic health records can sell for as much as €40 on the dark web?'
Ronan Murphy
11 Sep 2017
14.5k
24
FAKE NEWS
Fake Russian Facebook accounts paid money to stir up race and LGBT issues during US election
7 Sep 2017
11.6k
88
Going Viral
Humans of New York has launched its own series that streams for free on Facebook
3 Sep 2017
10.5k
4
Guaranteed Irish
Want to set up a .ie website? You may not need a 'valid claim to the name' to get one anymore
28 Aug 2017
11.9k
27
The Daily Poll
Poll: Would you feel safer with driverless cars on the road?
25 Aug 2017
20.7k
116
Automation
Partially driverless trucks to be on UK roads by 2019
25 Aug 2017
13.7k
42
the next generation
SpaceX has revealed its new spacesuit and it's like something from a Daft Punk video
24 Aug 2017
13.0k
29
Advertising
Ireland's biggest newspaper group wants Google and Facebook to pay for news
23 Aug 2017
18.9k
38
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