Vivaldi’s Browser is Behind the Wheel
Today Vivaldi Technologies launched their web browser in The Polestar 2, a battery-electric car from the pure play, Swedish premium...
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Vivaldi to Help Remove The Tab Chaos From Your Browser
Has anyone ever asked you how many tabs you have open on your computer? As if, your answer will tell...
Why you should go for an Android App
Android OS is the most widely used in the world. Current statistics put Android's market share at 87.7%. Even though...
United For Iran launches app to protect Iranian children from sexual abuse
Like many countries, Iran has its fare share of problems, however, one of the most concerning issues in the middle...
Team collaboration app Grapple improves task management across time zones
With more functionality than Slack and more practical than Basecamp for travelling team members, Grapple is an easy to use task...
Travello app connects travelers with like-minded souls on the go
There are countless apps for travelers, but the majority focus on hotel reservations, tourist attractions, and guides, but are not designed...
Beyond cyberbullying: Inside the hidden potential of anonymous apps
The Internet made anonymous apps and connections possible to a degree on such a scale never before experienced in human history....
Why citizen journalism apps are needed to combat corporate media bias
Citizen journalism is needed now more than as the latest announcement from WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange exposes mainstream media bias on...
CIA-backed, NSA-approved Pokemon GO users give away all privacy rights
Pokemon GO users swept up in the phenomenon are willingly giving away their rights to privacy by agreeing to download...
Newsmeister turns today’s news into a fun & engaging mobile quiz
If like me, you find the idea of grown adults playing Candy Crush on the metro abhorrent, then Newsmeister has...
Social media news filters dominate content as attention spans decline [Interview]
As scientists reveal a shortening of the attention span and an increase of news consumption via social media platforms, new...
A digital ‘magic looking glass’ for sharing updates from social hotspots to the conflict in Ukraine
Sociable's Craig Corbett reviews uCiC, the photo-sharing app with an eye-in-the-sky that allows you to ask users from all over...
Controlling Creepy-Crawly Kamigamis – an Affordable Robot for Kids (Video)
Sociable’s George Chilton takes a look at a new educational robot for kids from Dash Robotics and talks about the...
Could Microsoft be the next Apple?
Now that Microsoft has properly entered the hardware market, with its takeover of Nokia, could they be in line to become the next Apple?
It’s the era of the smartwatch, but is the clock ticking on this new industry?
2013 is the year of the smartwatch, but can this new industry last, and will crowdfunded operations be squeezed out by the likes of Sony, Samsung, or Apple?
Google I/O gives us a sexy new Google Maps
Google has launched dozens of new features at this year's Google I/O but it's Google Maps that's the stand out Google service this year.
Sure, Google Glass emits radiation but it’s too early to start worrying
Yeah, using Google Glass means you'll be hit with more cellular radiation but until they go on sale we won't know how much or for how long.
From The George to St Audoen’s – places you didn’t know you could explore inside with Google Street View
Now that any business can create their own Google Street View, where are the best examples? We take a look inside some of the places in Dublin City to see.
OK Glass, show us the future of the smartphone #throughglass
Google promises us the future with Google Glass, and we want it. But will we be able to give up our attachment to our smartphones?
The problem with social photo syncing
With Facebook and Google+'s apps now accessing all of our photographs, isn't it time we looked at what exactly we're uploading to their servers?
