As Foundation hits Apple TV+ Niall and Dusty talk about some other sci-fi shows they're looking forward to

This week Niall and Dusty try to keep up with Microsoft's latest round of Surface devices. Between laptops, two-in-ones and smartphones has Redmond run out of surprises?

New iPhones, new iPads, new Watches, this week Niall and Dusty pick over the latest raft of Apple products from this week's California Streaming event.

This week Niall and Dusty discuss new proposals that could extend the lifespan of your smartphone, next week's iPhone 13 launch and Olus Education CEO Diarmiud Ó Muirgheasa talks about his company's didigtal learning platform.

This week Liam Cronin, chief executive of RDI Hub, explains all about this week's John McCarthy AI Summer School, the man, the mission and this year's theme of AI for wellness.

Back in the studio Niall and Dusty talk about the upcoming launch of Windows 11 and Google stalled return to office plan.

The idea of the 'future of work' has undergone something of a rethink since the pandemic began. This week Fidelity Investments' head of technology Lorna Martyn talks about whether the likes of hybrid working were planned for or just here sooner than expected.

This week we talk with ModelManagement.com founder Andreas von Estorff on how AI and blockchain are helping democratise the fashion industry. Also in the news, social networks struggle with the evolving situation in Afghanistan, and Tesla is under investigation for its autopilot feature.

Samsung revealed two new flip phones this week: the Galaxy Z Flip3 and Fold3. Both impressed but which one will actually sell? Niall and Dusty share their opinions and round up the rest of the week's headlines.

This week we have a packed show with leaks from Samsung about next week's Unpacked event, Google introduces its own system on a chip, Facebook wants another way to get stuck into your data, and Android Gingerbread gets ready for retirement. Lastly, NCAD lecturer Brian Gough talks about how the principles of design can be used to help businesses and services run more efficiently.

There are plenty of applications for artificial intelligence but many have proven to be bad ideas that have dealt reputational damage. This week Niall Kitson talks with Accenture's Ray Eitel-Porter about how to develop an ethical approach to AI.