Ireland Technology News Archives - Page 15 of 16

Ireland.com launches iPad app Ireland.com, an online tourist guide of what to do in Ireland, have released a dedicated iPad app, following the release of their iPhone app last year. Darren McCarra No responses 4th January 2011
Start your family tree this holiday season Creating a family tree is always a worthwhile experience. This week, from December 26th, 2010 to January 1st, 2011 is Ireland’s first ever Start your family tree week, and with plenty of exiles home for Christmas to gain information from, now is the perfect time to start your family tree. Darren McCarra No responses 27th December 2010
Ireland receives high resolution satellite imagery update in Google Earth Ireland, among other countries, has received further high resolution satellite imagery updates in Google Earth. This follows a similar imagery release by Google last month Darren McCarra No responses 18th December 2010
An Irishman abroad tells it like it is! Denis Ryan, an Irishman living abroad tells American interviewer Jason Calibri how Ireland's debt crisis really came about! Darren McCarra No responses 10th December 2010
Ireland’s Zeitgeist 2010 – the spirit of 2010 through search queries About this time every year Google publish Zeitgeist; a collection of data and visualisations that help capture the spirit of the year just gone by based on the aggregation of billions of search queries. Darren McCarra No responses 9th December 2010
Which Irish political party has the most influence on Twitter? Which Irish political party has the most influence on Twitter? According to social media influence calculator Klout, republican party Sinn Féin has the most influence online with a Klout score of 59. Darren McCarra No responses 7th December 2010
Amazing NASA photo of Ireland covered in snow While the snow may be causing general disruption all over Ireland, the UK, and northern Europe, it does provide a chance to take some beatifically imagery, and none more so than from above. Darren McCarra No responses 5th December 2010
New HYLAS 1 satellite to bring broadband to rural Ireland A new satellite, known as HYLAS 1, is due to launch later this evening and promises to bring broadband to many rural locations in Ireland for the first time. HYLAS 1 is the first dedicated satellite to deliver high speed, two-way data services across Europe. Darren McCarra No responses 26th November 2010
Two-thirds of Irish companies use Google Analytics According to a survey by Irish web analytics consultants, Analytics.ie, almost two-thirds of Ireland’s largest companies are using Google Analytics. Darren McCarra No responses 17th November 2010
Ireland receives high resolution imagery updates in Google Earth Google have just released a small amount of high resolution aerial and satellite imagery of Ireland. The imagery is only available to view in Google Earth but will be expanded to Google Maps “soon”. Darren McCarra No responses 5th November 2010