http://www.teic.ie/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Vkontakte.ru_main_on_apple_ipad-1024x682.jpgBlueprint for a digital publisher

Blueprint for a digital publisher

While A handful of Irish schools begin to experiment with ebooks, one of the country’s best-known educational publishers is already deep into its digital transformation.

http://www.teic.ie/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Call-Of-Duty-Black-Ops.jpgBlack Ops’ Irish connection

Black Ops’ Irish connection

‘Call of Duty: Black Ops’ is the biggest computer game in history. So far, 68,000 years have been spent playing it. And the lead programmer is from Galway.

Feature: Zamano repositions itself for a new mobile world

For a company that made its name from ringtones and SMS subscriptions the age of the iPhone has been a hard one to come to terms with. However according to…

Feature: Medal of Honour reboot tips balance to the gamer

The much-anticipated reboot of Medal of Honour aims to take the first-person shooter genre back to its roots with the focus firmly on the hardcore gamer, according to the lead…

Windows Phone 7 Irish launch round-up

Microsoft has officially unveiled its new phone OS – Windows Phone 7 – with three handsets (compared to 10 in the US) running the platform to be available in Ireland…

Opinion: What is the point of Samsung’s Bada?

With Samsung committing to an Android future what is the point of keeping its own open source OS alive?, asks Adam Maguire. Just less than a year ago Samsung announced…

Opinion: Where next for the netbook?

Having shown potential to be the next step in mobile computing the netbook now appears to have been a mere stop-gap. Adam Maguire wonders where does the device-type go from…

Opinion: Why is gaming still a second-class hobby?

Much has been made of gaming’s move to the mainstream but in reality the hobby is as frowned upon as ever, says Adam Maguire. Roger Ebert has admitted he was…

Opinion: Kin’s demise a warning for Nokia

Microsoft’s attempt to juggle two mobile platforms – the Kin and Windows Mobile – failed this week with the merging of the former into the latter. The sooner Nokia realises…

Feature: Cyberpsychology

Facebook’s success is purely psychological according to an Irish academic and it may be its undoing too. Adam Maguire finds out more. Changes to its privacy policy has led some…


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