With the Pokemon Go craze in full swing we look at the serious side of virtual and augmented reality with Damien Cranney from Big Motive. Then we find out out you network a city with Rachel Ayers from Silver Spring Networks.

This week Niall meets CEO of Social Innovation Fund Ireland Deirdre Mortell to talk about ThinkTech, a programme that seeks to bring charities and tech companies closer together. And because we can't not talk about it, we give our first impressions of Pokemon Go.

This week Niall meets Linda Doyle, director of Connect, Ireland's cente for research into future networks. We also give an update on the National Broadband Plan.

This week Niall and Dusty offer some simple tips for avoiding technical issues on holiday.

This week Dusty talks with Dr Jane Walsh from the School of Psychology at NUI Galway about how mobile technology could change how you manage your health. Back in Dublin, Niall sits down with Dr Alison Campbell of Knowledge Transfer Ireland to learn how to bring researchers and businesses closer together.

The highlights from Apple's WWDC with one of Ireland top app developers, Vinny Coyne, plus why you should hold off on buying an XBox One.

We preview next week's Apple World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) and we pick through the law on data protection with barrister Kate Egan.

This week the European Commission tries to put manners on the Internet; Microsoft opens up the HoloLens platform; and Dusty talks to Your.MD CEO Matteo Berlucchi.

This week we have some shocking stats from Vodafone's Connected Futures report on the state of broadband in Ireland; why it's been a good week/bad week for Google, plus all the latest international tech news.

The latest from Google I/O with Android OS, chips, VR and more. We also get the inside track on Dublin's TOG Hackerspace with Jeffrey Roe.