John Romero’s creations include Wolfenstein 3D, Doom and Quake. Games that arguably, changed the way we play. In advance of his appearance at Comic Con in Dublin this weekend, he sat down for a chat with Niall Kitson to talk about his career and how game development went from a process of weeks to years.

From Netflix to Saorview TV has changed a lot recently. One man at the forefront of mass changes in digital television is Irishman Peter Mac Avock, who is the Head of Distribution, Platforms and Services for the EBU, European Broadcasting Union. Niall sat down with him for a special extended interview, discussing the next frontiers on what we’ll watch next .. and how.

Details on Samsungs new S10 and Samsung Fold phones, when you can get them in Ireland and how much. We also discover 3D printed food with Dr Roisin Burke from the School of Culinary Arts & Food Technology at Technological University Dublin.

Fascinating chat with the Chief Scientific Advisor to the government, and Director-General of SFI Science Foundation Ireland, Prof Mark Ferguson about Ireland’s progress as an innovation island and more.

Join us for a very interesting insight to the world of Software-as-a-Service (SAS) and where it’s going next with Autodesk CEO Andrew Anagnost.

This week, we’re continuing our deep dive into Pervasive Nation, the Internet of Things network powering all kind of business and research projects around Ireland.

TechCentral.ie editor Niall Kitson, has met with three experts from business and academia to discuss their projects, including an unusual way to get data from bikes that may well change the way we get around cities, a fascinating company using sensors to manage ports and a project at Trinity which will change your perception of sensors forever.