Twitter has decided to let its remote workers stay at home indefinitely but will it pay off in the long term?

Apple is back with a new 13" MacBook Pro. Is this finally the laptop we've been waiting for?

From climate studies to frontline care management, this week Niall and Dusty try to keep up with more developments in science and technology coming from Ireland to battle Covid-19.

This week Niall and Dusty plough through some of the strides being made by scientists, researchers, and general innovators in tackling the Covid-19 pandemic.

This week Niall and Dusty share their strategies for staying productive and entertained while maintaining social distance and your sanity.

On this week's largely pandemic-free show Niall and Dusty look at another big fine for Apple and what it means for Big Tech. We also dismantle the myth of the founder with commentatorJames Stranko.

As Ireland goes into lockdown over Covid-19, niall and Dusty give their tips for working from home

This week Niall and Dusty take a step back from the news to talk about their favourite science fiction films of the past 10 years.

This week Niall talks to Prof Laoise McNamara ahead of Ireland's Edge to talk about new direction in the treatment of bone diseases like osteoperosis. In the studio we ask how much would the average person pay to share their bank balance, and an example of what can go wrong with self-driving cars.

This week Niall and Dusty look at why eir wants to shutter its eircom.net webmail service. In other news Jeff Bezos takes on the climate crisi and NIall meets with UX Design Institute CEo Colman Walsh to talk about why design matters.