By @SimonCocking. Another great month for interesting and varied content. Here is the first selection from April that you may have missed to digest over the weekend.
Can technology save us from itself? By Daniel James Coll and Vahur Orrin
Pat Carroll, Bank of Ireland Startup Community Manager for Limerick interviewed by Niall O’Gorman
Samsung Galaxy s7 and s7 Edge Launch “A new perspective”, by David Akinsanya
Sony launches RX10 III with extended super-telephoto zoom lens covering 24-600mm
Rethinking Marketplaces and Why ‘The Uber of’ in Hair and Beauty is a Fallacy, by Conor Keppel
Virtual Reality. The New Medium for Everything? By Damian Cranney
Mobile Banking, Evolution or Revolution by Bernardo Nicoletti
Talk is cheap, startup failure and how to avoid it. Advice for startups by Leanne Ross
Design a logo for nasa andlaunch it to outer space
Four big ideas emerge from PageFair global stakeholder roundtable, by Johnny Ryan
Craggy island festival, July 15 – 17th
Fundamentals of Machine Learning for Predictive Data Analytics, book and training course available
Irish Surf Film Festival Moves West to County Sligo for 2016
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Using data collected by NASA's Parker Solar Probe during its closest approach to the sun, a University…
The Research Ireland ARC (Accelerating Research to Commercialisation) Hub for ICT was officially launched today…
Disney+ in Ireland is set to launch a new ad-supported subscription plan on March 3. The…
Did you watch Mark Carney’s presentation last week at Davos? No, is probably your answer,…
With recent miserable weather keeping more people indoors, Virgin Media Ireland, Ireland’s leading telecommunications and entertainment provider, has analysed Google…
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