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.

This week Apple claims victory against the DoJ who claim victory against Apple; Microsoft lays out its plans at Build; the first Oculus Rift headsets ship in the US; and Niall visits Tallaght hospital to see how robots are being integrated into healthcare.

This week Dusty speaks with former chief digital officer of Brisbane Kieran O'Hea as he prepares to deliver his keynote address to DigiCon in Cork. We also get the inside track on next week's Drone Expo Ireland with organiser Ian Kiely.

The IEDR embraces thre fada; some 1916 commemorative projects; and Niall sits down with Prof Willie Donnelly of Waterford IT's Telecommunications Software and Systems Group president Prof Willie Donnelly to talk about how the Internet of Things is changing the face of farming.

Why VR is not coming to the Mac any time soon, how to protect yourself from ransomware and we visit Ireland's first 3D printing bureau.

The latest VR systems are here and on eof them is being put to amazing use in Lucan. We also have stories on better broadband for rural areas and LIT's Dr Liam Noonan lifts the lid on next week's Games Fleadh.

Dusty and Niall go through this year's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, where the stars weren't very mobile. Then Dusty has a chat with Diarmuid Russell of Glassdoor, a recruitment website that turns the tables on employers

This week we look at Apple's strong stance on data protection; give an overview of the smartphone market and what you really need to know before you make a purchase; and social media evangelist Ted Rubin explains his concept of 'return on relationship' ahead of the Social Media Summit in Dublin.