Belfast-based space imaging firm expands workforce by 33 

A Belfast space technology company is creating 33 jobs with an average £45,000 salary over the next four years as it seeks more uses for its expertise.

How to work hard and save big with a powerful cut price smartphone 

In a month's time, Apple will launch its newest iPhone, sparking an annual wave of upgrades and holiday wish lists. But rival smartphone manufacturers have quietly released a different, almost as intriguing, batch of smartphones this summer: powerful ultra-...

Tech jobs on way as brothers pick Belfast for global base 

A global software company is to set up its international base in Belfast, creating up to 15 jobs.

Apple valued at $1 trillion as shares surge 

Apple has become the world’s first publicly traded company to be valued at $1 trillion.

Northern Ireland sector now employing 9,000, says new report 

The number of people employed in Northern Ireland's digital technology sector rose to almost 9,000 last year, according to a report.

Google's £102m deal to buy Dublin building 'imminent' 

Tech giant Google is close to signing a deal with developers Paddy McKillen and Belfast-born Johnny Ronan to acquire the Treasury Building in Dublin for a figure in excess of €115m (£102m), it has emerged.

Queen's University wants to build new wing at £6.3m Titanic IT research facility 

Queen's University has launched plans to significantly expand its £6.3m digital research facility in Belfast's Titanic Quarter.

Belfast firm Zenith Network obtains new clients in major deal 

A Belfast IT company has expanded its operations by acquiring the clients of another business.

Newry's First Derivatives seals 'next generation' deal with the operator of Finnish power grid 

Newry-based global financial services software firm First Derivatives has announced a deal with Finnish electricity transmission operator, Fingrid.

Technology review: Lenovo's ThinkPad a sleek, quiet weapon 

You generally get what you pay for with a laptop. If you can afford it, the ThinkPad X1 Yoga really is top-of-the-line stuff. It has a best-in-class keyboard, effortless power and an amazing (touch) display. The only thing that's less than superb on it is its battery life,...

Google introduces new job search feature for UK workers 

Job seekers will be able to ask Google to find “jobs near me” as the company makes its first foray into the UK’s recruitment sector.

Twitter move over locked accounts to cut followers 

Twitter has warned users to expect a drop in numbers of followers as it begins removing locked accounts.

Belfast is beautiful, says tech billionaire Elon Musk after visit 

US tech billionaire Elon Musk hailed Belfast as “beautiful” after he visited the city with his family, but scotched hopes he was on the hunt for an investment opportunity.

Tesla tycoon Elon Musk enjoys Belfast pub grub and Game of Thrones set visit with children 

US tech billionaire Elon Musk was in Belfast on Wednesday, and stopped by a pub for some food with his family.

Kainos develops NHS app as £8m spend announced 

Northern Ireland IT firm Kainos has unveiled an £8m research and development investment as it also announces a smartphone app for patients of the NHS.

Northern Ireland tech firms urged to enter top 50 contest 

The race is on to rank the fastest growing technology companies on the island of Ireland.

Software recruiter creating 70 jobs in city with its first base outside US 

A US recruitment software firm has set up an operation in Belfast that will create 70 jobs, paying an average of nearly £43,000.

Manufacturing expert urges Mid Ulster firms to prepare for digitisation 

A manufacturing expert has urged firms in the sector in Mid Ulster to prepare for digitisation.

Digital DNA showcase kicks off in Belfast 

Experts from across the world have gathered in Belfast to share knowledge and to network as the city continues to build its reputation as an emerging hub for technology.

Seven ways that Apple may change the world of tech as we think we know it 

1. Apple slapped Facebook again