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.

So what elements does a business have to have in place for create a contemporary website? TechCentral.ie editor Niall Kitson met with Carl Dempsey of Salesforce.com and Seamus Byrne of Graphic Mint to discuss the importance of customer relationship management systems and user experience design.

This week we meet with Gavin Peacock from TRC Business Solutions and Keith Hanley from MJ Flood to talk about how Irish shops are bringing new tech to the high street.

In other news, Niall and Dusty discuss one possible new direction for Apple Music.

This week Niall gives his impressions of the ARVR Innovate conference held at Croke back; there's bad news for the National Broadband Plan; and we speak to Maryrose Lyons of Brightspark Consulting about what to do when social media goes wrong.

This week we have the inside track on Tech Week with Mary Cleary of the Irish Computer Society and ARVR Innovate with organiser Alex Gibson.

The latest news from Facebook F8 and a warnings on a dodgy Samsung Galaxy update working its way through Ireland. Lastly, Niall and Dusty argue over who was the greatest robot ever to grace popular culture

This week we meet with HubSpot EMEA managing director Christian Kinnear to talk about the company's expansion plans for Dublin. Also, how bots can change the world and why we shouldn't get too excited about WhatsApp's new end-to-end encryption.