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Newcastle law firm Samuel Phillips release iPad app

PROFESSIONALS looking for a little help with employment law can now access an iPad app released by Newcastle law firm Samuel Phillips.Read

Tech Notes with Ross Linnett of Recite Me Ltd

IN my last column, I predicted that 2012 would be the year when web accessibility became a big issue.Read

Pillow Talk technology

Pillow Talk technology set to be released this summer

DOES technology always have to be cold? We've heard the argument a thousand times. Thanks to the wonders of email, text and social media, we're now more connected to each other than ever.Read

Wonder material sparks interest from Thomas Swan

THE potential of "wonder material" graphene has pricked up the ears of Consett chemical manufacturer Thomas Swan.Read

TH_NK digital agency is where the magic happens

DIGITAL agency TH_NK has been landing a few interesting projects lately, including a big role in the development of the online world of Pottermore. John Hill catches up with chief executive Tarek Nseir to find out how the company thinks.Read

Thinkers meet and get creative at Maker Space

IN a building behind Newcastle's Star and Shadow cinema, there's a club that describes itself as "communal garden shed of mad inventors".Read

Tech Notes with Joeli Brearley of Codeworks

THE CultureCode Initiative was designed to create sustainable relationships between cultural professionals/artists and highly skilled digital experts who live in this region. It just so happened we used a hack weekend as the vehicle by which to achieve this aim.Read

Teeside firm Thap links up with Dubai company

TECHNOLOGY solutions firm Thap has announced it has forged a link-up with a company in Dubai.Read

Boldon web firm Performance Horizon look to further success

FROM an office in Boldon, experts at Performance Horizon are creating what’s been called “the next generation of performance marketing technology”.Read

Northumberland company Culture Creative helps mark Titanic anniversary

THERE are some pretty big expectations for technology these days, but it’s not often a company is asked to make a building dance.Read

Medical firm G-MED launches arterial fixation device

THE arterial catheter is a common sight in intensive therapy, high dependency and coronary care units around the country.Read

Sunderland College ready to go wireless campus-wide

SUNDERLAND College is set to introduce nearly 700 new terminals and a wireless network across its five campuses, in order to give its students better access to new technology.Read

Turkish computer game designed in North East

A DOLMUS may not be a common sight on the streets of Middlesbrough. However, a game dedicated to the distinctive bus, common in Mediterranean countries, is being created on Teesside by a Turkish company.Read

Participants get down to work at a Launch48 event

Inspiration for entrepreneurs at the Launch48 event

BOARD meetings, business plans, networking, prototyping. Wait, isn’t this meant to be a weekend?Read

Handi focuses on developing healthcare phone apps

HOW can apps make healthcare better? Our phones have become indispensable tools that help us shape our lives.Read

North East organisations join forces to form Affinity CRM

ORGANISATIONS in Durham are piloting a piece of software which allows them to work together to manage anti-social behaviour in the community.Read

Focus on: CultureCode's hack event

THE CultureCode initiative launched last year with a dream of bringing the digital and cultural sectors closer together. Last weekend, the two teamed up to make amazing things out of data. John Hill peers over their shoulders to find out more.Read

Tech Notes with Simon Briton from Clive Owen & Co LLP

LAST week's Budget was more interesting for its politics than its changes to the tax system. There were a lot of half-baked measures in the tax announcements ... things to come into effect later or put out for discussion.Read

Marissa Buckingham

Newcastle ScienceFest attracts more than 1,000 visitors

WE take an in-depth look at Newcastle ScienceFest inside today's Science and Technology section. Here manager Marissa Buckingham gives a taste of what attracted more than 1,000 visitors.Read

Newcastle ScienceFest puts the fun into science

THE 2012 Newcastle ScienceFest may not have had the big performers of previous years, but as many as 80 events were put on to get visitors excited about the many facets of science. John Hill talks to some of the people involved.Read