How will the Government’s Digital Wallet work?
Following a pilot period with up to 10,000 users, the Digital Wallet could eventually store your driving licence, passport and birth cert
Looking for an e-reader that isn’t Kindle? Here’s an alternative from the ‘Amazon of Japan’
The Kobo Libra Colour has 32GB of storage, which can hold about 24,000 ebooks, 150 audio books or a mix of the two
Meta to alert parents if teens ask AI chat bots about suicide or self-harm
Parents to be alerted when topics such as self-harm and suicide are raised
Circle K Ireland appoints Paul Dixon as managing director
Dixon replaces Ciara Foxton, who was appointed to a key global role last month
AI ‘co-workers’ expected within three years, survey finds
Around 40% of employees in Ireland think the technology will make work more efficient
Online shoppers beware: EU customs changes provide fertile ground for scammers
New regime has become fertile ground for scammers
Dublin office market bounces back in second quarter
The biggest letting during the quarter was State Street’s Grand Canal Quay deal, at 78,000 sq ft
Why is Intel investing €5bn in its Leixlip campus?
Tech giant has shrugged off its woes to make itself a player in the booming field of artificial intelligence
Intel to invest €5bn in Leixlip campus on next-generation chips to power AI
Tech giant says hundreds of highly skilled roles and thousands of construction jobs will be created
Roborock RockMow Z120 review: Premium mower designed to handle challenging terrain
Map is tricky to set up but safety and sturdiness is impressive
The AI apps that take the stress out of your summer holiday: From packing to foreign languages
Technology can take a lot of the guesswork out of summer breaks, especially when travelling to unfamiliar locations
At least 60 jobs expected to go at Microsoft’s Irish operations
Software company is reducing global headcount by 4,800