We chat with CEO Paul Young of Kilkenny-based animation studio Cartoon Saloon, who have a number of Oscar-nominated films to their credit, about the impact of technology on how their films are made and distributed
Foldable Phones
We look at the future for Samsung’s foldable phone and chat analytics with Jennifer Cruise from Aon’s Centre for Analytics who shares new and unexpected sources of raw material.
Macbook Air or Pro
We delve into Apples announcement this week of a new Macbook Air, Mac Mini and iPad Pro. We try to decide which is best, between the MBA & the MBP, and ponder if Steve Jobs could be rolling in his grave about it all.
5G Reality with Martin Péronnet
Monaco Telecom have just completed a live trial of 5G and CEO Martin Péronnet fills us in on what is all about.
We ponder the feasibility of e-voting in Ireland and look at the hot new toy from Huawei – the Mate 20 Plus – with some features that blow Samsung and Apple away.
DojoCon and the Virutal Future
Hear about the amazing future for VR with David Whelan, the Irishman behind the world leading Moon Landing and Virtual Titanic apps. We also discover more about the global coders conference DojoCon taking place in Kilkenny with organizer John Leamy.
Future Banking with KBC’s Eddie Dillon
This week, we’re impressed with the new laptops, tablets and PC’s from Microsoft. Also, when banks get behind an online technology, the world changes. Find out whats next in online banking with KBC’s Director of Innovation, Eddie Dillon.
Google 20
We remember the internets pre-Google days before looking at the Google products that made it … and those that didn’t.
Exploring Ireland’s Edge with Kim MacKenzie-Doyle
One of Ireland’s most eminent product designers talks innovation, diversity, and mental health awareness.
Apple – Best Yet
Why the surprise announcements at Apple’s special event on Wednesday made it the most significant since the days of Steve Jobs.
Netsupport’s Al Kingsley on AI in Schools
Using tech in schools goes beyond using tablets in the classroom. One company is using AI to track how it is being used to make sure kids are learning better without falling into the darker recesses of the web.