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Bill Gates said maintaining his Facebook profile had been 'way too much trouble' after being deluged by friend requests. Photo: Getty Images

Bill Gates 'too popular' for Facebook

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has stopped using Facebook after being deluged by friend requests.

Couple's wedding entrance dance becomes YouTube viral hit

By Alastair Jamieson

Kevin Heinz and Jill Peterson, the wedding couple filmed dancing down the aisle, have become an internet sensation after the video received seven million YouTube hits.

The man who is allergic to Wi-Fi

By Heidi Blake

A club DJ, Steve Miller, has revealed he has been forced into exile by a powerful allergy to Wi-Fi internet waves which leaves him feeling dizzy, sick and disorientated.

Digital infrastructure: Ireland's next Ardnacrusha opportunity

By John Kennedy

SOME may ask why do we need to invest in digital infrastructure and why are we in a hurry? Simply put, it's about job creation.

EBay share price up as earnings exceed estimates

By Joseph Galante

EBay rose in European trading after second-quarter earnings topped analysts’ estimates, a sign that buyers and sellers are returning to the site.

Entrepreneur's plan to shake up online job search market

By Marie Boran

Serial internet entrepreneur Ray Nolan talks iPhone apps, Irish entrepreneurial talent and Worky.com, his latest venture that plans to challenge the traditional job-seeking site

'Ireland needs to get competitive to keep winning investments' says Dell

By John Kennedy

Reduced costs and smarter kids will set Ireland on road to recovery, says Dell's Dermot O'Connell

Blog Digest

By Marie Boran

THIS week is a celebration of Irish music. From the international superstars U2, who will be coming to Croke Park tomorrow night for a three-night run, to the vibrant and exciting homegrown music scene right here, right now.

3D FujiFilm camera to go on sale in September

By Harry Wallop

A camera that can take three-dimensional photographs and videos will go on sale in September, promising to "revolutionize the world of photography".

Starry-eyed fans are all a-twitter over spacewalk

By Mike Schneider in Cape Canaveral

Astronauts inside the international space station yesterday used robotic arms to move a storage pallet holding equipment for three experiments from the belly of the docked space shuttle Endeavour to the outside of the outpost's Japanese-made lab.