Racetrack Rocks Mystery Solved

September 20, 2014 Declan Doody

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No this isn’t school work or us pretending to be smart but it is us broadening our horizons and in an effort to do so we’ll be bringing you our favourite science story every Saturday! Where better to kick this off than with a mystery unravelled – the Racetrack Rocks. Over sixty years ago scientists […]

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Nokia Releases Two Phones…With Very Different Specs

August 14, 2014 Mairead

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This is a no-frills handset dual SIM phone is expected to be released into the market at €19 date to be confirmed, and will primarily be for first time buyers in the emerging markets. Nokia have been very busy the last few months getting these two new phones released. And they couldn’t be more different than […]

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Ireland’s Brightest Sparks Compete for €25,000 Prize Fund at Web Summit

August 13, 2014 Mairead

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Irelands brightest stars are invited to compete in the 4th  year of  ESB Spark of Genius at this years Web Summit with a prize fund of €25,000. The award is to focus on high potential start ups and is open to any Irish start up that has been in operation for less than three years and has […]

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Opinion: Pride in London 2014, a Technological Liberation?

July 1, 2014 Jack Dempsey

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"Indeed, the very companies whose logos and slogans made their way along the route, design, develop, manufacture and distribute the very devices that were used to capture the goings on, capturing those very logos and slogans."

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First Look: Rotor

August 12, 2013 Liam Kavanagh

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Music videos of late, it would seem, fall into the following categories; medium-budget greenscreen or cheap location-based promos interspersed with half-naked dancers, random collections of YouTube concert footage from a band's live tour, inexpensive home-made efforts, and the dreaded lyric video. Oh and Gangnam Style. That is until now...

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Is The Future Now? Science and Science Fiction

August 6, 2013 Liam Kavanagh

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This might seem hard to believe, but there was once a time when television was in the same realm of science fiction as that of cyborgs, interdimensional travel, and designer genetics, a fantastic and impossible contraption that would inspire the imagination of periodical readers everywhere, more often than not represented as a giant window that […]

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