Innovation

Goggle-Eyed Lemurs and Langurs watch life-like 4K TV as part of their reintroduction to the wild

Internationally renowned animal conservation charity, The Aspinall Foundation, has installed Sony BRAVIA 4K TVs into primate enclosures to show detailed and…

11 years ago

OpenHydro claims top accolades for Innovation

Tidal energy developer OpenHydro, a DCNS company, has secured top honours at this year’s Engineers Ireland Excellence Awards and SEAI…

11 years ago

DropChef.Com partners with Google to deliver healthy meals for all 3,000 staff

Dublin based healthy meal delivery service DropChef.com has announced that they are launching a new on demand service for Ireland’s…

11 years ago

Top Businesses to watch : November IRISH TECH NEWS BUSINESS SHOWCASE HIGHLIGHTS

By @SimonCocking November was a great month for businesses to be featured in our Business Showcase  section as we hit our highest views to…

11 years ago

Startups trending at Web Summit 2015, an overview by David Akinsanya

Guest post by @electedinc image by Brendan O Se  The Web Summit 2015 has come and gone amid fanfare and flash of geniuses…

11 years ago

Octagon Studio Animal4D+ flashcards a perfect Christmas stocking filler

A hidden world is about to be revealed that will excite, teach and inspire the next wave of ‘digital’ natives.…

11 years ago

SONY AS200V Action Cam with Wi-Fi & GPS reviewed

By @SimonCocking Irish Tech News trialed the SONY AS200V Action Cam in Irish weather conditions. Overall it is a great camera to…

11 years ago

FORMER WAYRA IRELAND TEAM LAUNCH NEW BUSINESS ACCELERATOR – RED PLANET

By @SimonCocking Great news for Dublin and Ireland to hear that Karl Aherne and Bernard Flynn have emerged out of stealth…

11 years ago

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