This week we look at how Apple could lose billions in their battle with Epic Games, and get all the pros and cons on working from home as Niall and Dusty disagree on new policies from the tech giants.

We also talk about Confirm's new state-of-the-art test bed at UL with centre director Prof Conor McCarthy.

On this week's show we talk about the closure of the Digital Hub Development Agency, Dusty falls in love with the new Samsung range of laptops and Alison Campbell of Knowledge Transfer Ireland talks intellectual property.

This week we go through the new iMac, iPhone, iPad Pro and Air Tags with Irish availability and pricing. We also find out how you can sue Facebook, how many humans it will take to colonise Mars and all about Amazon Palm Reading.

We end this specially extended edition chatting to Dr Justin Tonra from NUI Galway about how we can use Big Data to widen our understanding of literature.

Just because your smartphone's data is turned off, it doesn't mean Apple and Google aren't still listening in. This week Niall talks with Connect's Prof Doug Leith about the fine print of your smartphone's terms and conditions

This week we talk sustainability with Michael O'Hara, one of the founders of Techies Go Green. We also mourn LG's exit from the smartphone market and get creeped out by ClearView AI.

The law is beginning to catch up with our rapidly changing tech lives where working from home does not mean you need be available 24/7. We bring you up to speed on a right to disconnect and a right to remote working. Also, Niall chats with Bidgely's Gautam Aggarwal about using AI to manage your energy use.

Intel are making massive investments in Ireland to bring the world their fastest chips ever. We discover more about this and how you can get your brand new mobile phones delivered by drone.

Samsung shows off some new budget phones, Facebook strikes a deal with News Corp and a whole lot more in this week's news wrap-up.

This week Niall meets Smart D8 project lead Orla Veale to discuss how technology, academia, business and healthcare are coming together to make life easier for Dubliners.

This week Niall meets with Science Foundation Ireland deputy director Dr Ciarán Seoighe, and say goodbye to DAB