Its software may say iPhone, but how does Huawei's GX8 compare to other phones?
Huawei’s latest mid-range device builds upon last year’s G7, but is there enough to separate itself from its competitors?
Two Irish outfits that want to fix our food-wasting habits are going global
FoodCloud and Grow It Yourself are growing their offerings into the UK.
Virtual-reality house viewings could become the new normal in Ireland
Sherry FitzGerald is going to use VR tech for house showings.
An empire torn in two - the dramatic story of Dublin's disappearing Screen Cinema
After 30 years the cinema is set to close its doors this Monday.
Dublin city office rents could reach Celtic Tiger levels this year
Rents in the capital keep going up and up.
The JustEat of Irish salon bookings is taking on the UK
Beutifi acquires SalonAddicts as part of moves to expand into Britain.
Two landlords slapped with criminal convictions for failing to register tenants
The Private Residential Tenancies Board took legal action against the landlords for failing to register their tenancies.
The humble potato is finally making a comeback
Ireland’s relationship with potatoes is on the mend.
A 'sugar tax' might fund a few election promises - but it won't make us healthier
The food and drinks lobby says there are better ways to deal with Ireland’s sugar problem.
The man who helped bring mobile phones to Ireland wants to change how companies text
This man probably made it possible for you to get your first mobile phone.
Things aren't looking good for Uber's ridesharing plans in Ireland
Leading political parties don’t support changing taxi regulations.
Here's how you can harness your ambitions to achieve your goals
Use your ambition to achieve the big goals in your life, writes Rachel Bridge.
A new monster of jobs listings is about to land in Ireland
The Irish version of Jobspotting is launching on Monday.
This startup says conservative Ireland is afraid to fund world-changing biotech
Skepticism about bioprinting is making it harder to secure investment.
One of Ireland’s biggest companies really wants the UK to stay in the EU
Dell Ireland General Manager Niamh Townsend is advocating an ‘In’ vote in the Brexit referendum.
Three will be the first big European mobile network to roll out ad-blocking
Three says the technology has already been tested in the UK and Italy.
Cheap oil is forcing the firm behind one of Ireland's biggest finds to redraw its plans
Providence Resources is trying to get work started at the Barryroe oil field.
Most Irish businesses think the government isn't doing enough to help them
However, companies are more positive now than they were last year.
Ireland is bottom of the EU pile for social benefits
Irish social welfare is less generous than allowances on the continent.
An Irish energy company has raised a whopping €47m and is looking for more
The renewable firm’s biggest shareholder stumped up €40 million as part of the deal.