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.

This week we talk to Expleo managing director Phil Codd about his company's role in producing Ireland's Covid-19 tracing app, which has been downloaded more than 1 million times. Back in the Covid Kitchen Niall and Dusty talk staycation scams, Amazon jobs and what your face is worth to Facebook.

This week Niall and Dusty talk about Uber's latest collision course with the legal system and look at some promising results in the fight against Covid-19. We also sit down with Chatspace co-founder and CEO John Clancy to talk about where AI fits in the new world of home working.

In March this year Grafton Architects were awarded architecture's top honour, the Pritzker prize, for a body of work stretching as far back as the 1970s.

This edition we revisit an interview Niall Kitson had with co-founder Dr Yvonne Farrell.

Have you downloaded the official Covid-19 tracking app? Niall has an he gives his impressions this week. We also chat with Fidelity Investments vice president of technology at Fidelity Ireland about how to stay creative during a crisis.

All the news on the great Facebook Boycott of 2020, Google Photo changes and Microsoft throws in the towel on retail. Plus we chat with Dr Ann Devitt, academic director of Trinity College Dublin’s Learnovate Centre to see how Post-Covid classrooms will look in September.