Sunday 17 January, 2021
You’re more likely to find an ATM running on some of these systems than a desktop computer or smartphone.
The sub-contractor, who did work at Borrisokane Community College maintains he was not paid in full for his work – the contractor disputes this claim.
If you’re not procrastinating in relation to at least one of these tasks you are a superhuman.
Today saw a second incident of window smashing on board a DART train from Howth to Bray.
EU finance ministers will hand back the tablets after the two-day summit concludes at Dublin Castle this weekend.
The councillor urged those orchestrating recent attacks to stop “before somebody is killed”.
A tweak to Twitter.com means if you’re looking at your replies, you can’t insert a question mark in the usual way.
Microsoft has been warned of “severe” consequences if the company is found not to have kept antitrust commitments it made in 2009.
Fire at the recycling plant is continuing to burn, but is controlled.
The soldier, who had been absent without leave from the army, managed to change the address on an account held by billionaire Paul Allen.
The company is fighting to stop shedding market share to its rivals in the highly competitive smartphone market.
Skype service goes down for a second time in two weeks for some users across the globe. Microsoft recently bought the service for $8.5 billion.
Microsoft has announced a 51% rise in first-quarter profit.
Microsoft’s CEO Steve Ballmer says there’ll be tablets running Windows on sale by the end of 2010.
