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This week Niall and Dusty explain why now is the time to invest in Gamestop and Apple, and Actimet's Rory McGauran talks about how coaches can manage their teams over the Internet.

On this week's show we look at PlayStation scammers, new terms and conditinos for WhatsApp and Sally Eaves talks about tech for good.

On this week's bumper show we take a whistlestop tour of this year's virtual CES and the latest products from Samsung.

This week Niall and Dusty deliver some wild speculation on what 2021 will hold.

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This week Niall and Dusty talk about the end of the phablet, a rocky start for Cyberpunk 2077, and find out about the search for atmosphere on exoplanets with Prof Tom Ray of the Dublin Institute of Advanced Studies.

This week Niall talks with Workhuman chief technology officer Jonathan Hyland about the benefits of social recognition and the evolution of the Irish tech sector.

This week we take a look back at the year in YouTube and Niall talks with Alison founder Mike Feerick about how people have been spending lockdown.

Headphones, games, PC and more for the foot of your Christmas tree.

This week Niall gets excited about The Snyder Cut, Dusty gets excited about Apple's M1 chip and The Walt Disney Company's Daphne Cheung talks about how she gets people excited about data science. You can hear more from Daphne at the Analytics Summit taking place on 24 November. https://www.analyticsinstitute.org/summit/

On this week's show Dusty and Niall go all in on the latest MacBooks powered by Apple Silicon and Dr Daniel Riordan from Lero talks about a project taking the guesswork out of hip replacement surgery

This week Niall and Dusty look at the fallout for the US election - or rather the bits you didn't know had happened. We also tease the new Xbox series X, Apple's promise of 'one more thing' to round out the year and dss' Fiona Daly talks about her company's official recognition as a women-run business.

Niall has been playing with Microsoft's ultimate laptop, the Surface Book 3. This week he gives his opinion. Also in the news: the end of Quibi, the EU has something to say about mobile phone lock-in, and Dusty talks about his new favourite Netflix sci-fi show.

As we go back into lockdown we have a really interesting insight into our public service is changing Microsoft’s public sector director Frank O’Donnell. We also have news of ad blockers turning into malware, Windows 10 on Chromebooks, and the brand new €75,000 TV we’ve been waiting for.

This week Niall and Dusty look at Apple's new iPhones and David McEvoy from Dmac Media tells us why cookies talks cookies - the kind that can put you out of business.

This week the big tech giants get their exam results from the Congress and Niall meets Rockwell Automation EMEA life science industry manager Billy Sisk to talk about using AI to find better medicines.

What separates a great piece of tech from a failure? This week Niall Kitson interviews Silicon Valley Product Group ahead of this year's UXDX conference to find out the keys to success. We also discuss the mostly useful, sometimes scary rake of new products from Amazon.

This week Niall and Dusty blitz through the stories of the week, including the news PlayStation 5, SciFest goes virtual, Trump sort of/not really says OK to TikTok and Samsung reveals a midrange phone for people who really like what they do. Niall also sits down with Rethink Ireland CEO Deirdre Mortell to talk about social enterprise in a pandemic age.

On this week's show we go through the announcements from Apple's Time Flies event and speak with Bullet CEO Peter Connor about his mission to automate accounting for everyone.

On this week's show Niall and Dusty go through the smartphones destinated for the Christmas market. Has Microsoft Cracked it with the dual-screen Duo, can Motorola find its mojo by revisiting the Razr? Listen on to find out.

This week NIall gives his first impressions of the Microsoft's Surface Book 3.

This week Niall meets Jamie Cudden, smart city lead at Dublin City Council, to talk about how the technologies underpinning the capital's digital transformation

It's been a busy few weeks for new gear, so Niall and Dusty are taking this week to go through all the new releases.

On this week's show: Why 15 September is so important to Microsoft and TikTok; and Niall meets with Fidelity Investments head of technology Lorna Martyn to talk about the gender divide in science, technology, engineering and maths.