X wants to appeal High Court ruling dismissing Coimisiún na Meán case
Company formerly known as Twitter alleged media regulator engaged in ‘overreach’ in approach to restrictions on some video content
Samsung Z Fold 7 smartphone review: A leap forward
Samsung has noticeably stepped up its game, but starting at €2,149, it’s not cheap
Meta shares jump on strong results as Zuckerberg sets out ‘superintelligence’ goals
Stock rises 10% after-hours as profits and revenues beat Wall Street expectations
Microsoft profits soar almost 25% on boom in cloud computing revenues
Shares in US tech giant rise in after-hours trading
Irish-founded NewsWhip sold for at least $55m
Nasdaq-listed Sprout Social swoops for media intelligence firm founded by Paul Quigley and Andrew Mullaney
‘I saw a lot of graphic content’: Meet the Gen-Zers who are switching off their smartphones
It’s not easy to live in the modern world without a smartphone or social media, but a growing number of young people are actively choosing to reduce the time they spend on them
Always on your phone? Five ways to reduce your screentime
Setting time limits on certain apps is a good place to start
Intel slides after CEO struggles to show turnaround on track
Company laying off thousands of staff worldwide
Alphabet boosted by AI, cloud demand as spending needs skyrocket
Google’s parent company said 2025 capital expenditures will be $85bn
Goodbye, blue screen of death. I won’t miss you
The much-hated error screen is about to be consigned to tech history
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge review: If you value form, then it will suit you down to the ground
It’s thinner and lighter than the S25+, but there’s less battery time and the camera bump is pronounced
Can Europe break free of American tech supremacy?
Europe’s dependence on US groups for digital infrastructure is causing growing concern among executives and policymakers
Apple set to stave off daily fines, EU to accept App Store changes
Apple made the changes after the EU antitrust enforcer handed it a €500 million fine in April
Microsoft says Chinese hackers exploiting SharePoint flaws
Tech giant identified two groups supported by the Chinese government as leveraging flaws in SharePoint software
Tech shocks to industry have only just begun
Disruption hitting the manufacturing sector could come for healthcare next
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