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- Dial2Do scoops Valley media and mobility award
DIAL2DO, a low-profile Irish software start-up, has won an award for best media and mobility company at a Silicon Valley event organised by Microsoft. - IBM puts new spin on WimbledonFOR TENNIS fans, new technology enhances the Wimbledon experience for those who cannot make it to Centre Court.
- Website points charities in direction of new fundingIRISH CHARITIES looking for an efficient and cost-effective way to diversify their funding should find help on a new website, Fundingpoint.ie, which is being launched today to help charities cut their dependence on State funding.
- Printer plots brave new 3D worldIN FURTHER proof that Star Trek has become the quintessential muse for the technology industry, an Irish company is inching closer towards releasing a version of the replicator, the machine on Star Trek that creates objects on demand.
- 3D printing: how does it work?THE MCOR Matrix printer creates an object out of paper from a computer-generated CAD (computer-aided design) model.
- News to the power of blogWIREDElections can make a blog a vital piece of a country's conversation with itself and others, writes
Danny O'Brien
- PC-induced death of kids’ reading is a lot of hogwashNET RESULTS:FOR CHILDREN all over Ireland, that delicious stretch of indolence known as the summer holidays has begun. Going by some media reports, one would be led to believe this means a summer of slumping in a chair before the PC or console, playing violent computer games and tuning out the real world.
- A whole ecosystem for Google’s gearINBOX:THERE SEEMS to be no let-up in the incursion Google wants to make into our lives, and its latest moves extend the reach of the search giant into the living room.
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