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Approaches to dealing with communication impairments, whether they are caused by disability or otherwise, have long-since been outdated. The limitations...

Startups operate in high paced, competitive market places. They are creating innovative products, developing new services and responding to evolving...

Construction is no longer confined to our celestial body, Earth, as space becomes prime real estate for those rich and...

Forget the days when talking to a robot was just for nerds. Chatbots are here and they are making a...

Tech is unlike any other sector. The pressure to constantly evolve and develop has forced the industry forward at the...

Voxer, a relatively new mobile app that lets you turn your iPhone or Android into a walkie-talkie has been gaining traction over the last few days, rocketing in popularity on the App Store and Android Market.

Following on from our article on Wednesday we talked to Irish Rail spokesman Barry Kenny about Twitter, user comments, and the company's plans for their social networking future.

According to Irish Rail today's delay on the northern line was caused by a signal failure but this was not the only failure Irish Rail encountered - they also suffered a social media public relations failure.

We've heard some reports in the last hour that the new Facebook messaging system has started rolling out to some users. We reported on the system in November of last year when it was first announced. Essentially it's a simple communication tool that integrates many different formats including email, chat, and SMS.

Today Facebook unveiled their new “modern messaging system” that promises simpler real-time communication across any medium or device. Speaking at the press event in San Francisco Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook CEO, is quick to confirm that this is “not an email killer”, but “a messaging experience that includes email as one part of it”.