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Gospelware creates motion graphic novel

IT'S pretty clear nowadays that the TV can't have all you all to itself, even during your favourite show.Read

Komodo launches app to encourage St Oswald's Hospice cash

DIGITAL design firm Komodo is hoping to encourage iPad users to donate to charity by smothering them with cuteness.Read

Hunter Johnstone help Subway franchisees

AN internet-based system developed by Newcastle agency Hunter Johnstone is helping Subway franchises tailor offers and services to their local area.Read

Focus on: How technology plays a role in primary healthcare

JOHN HILL takes a look at how technology plays a role in primary healthcare, whether it's created by companies or the staff already working in the health service.Read

Your help is needed on photovoltaic

THERE are new developments in the solar industry every day, but one place with its finger firmly on the pulse is the Sheffield Solar Farm.Read

How do we manage our failures?

THIS week Apple rolled out IOS 5 and couldn't cope with user demand. Sony was hacked, again, and had 93,000 accounts compromised.Read

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Lamasatech in touch with new markets overseas

NOT long ago, it was a jaw-dropping new development. But now we’ve become so used to touchscreens that we sometimes find ourselves impatiently jabbing our laptop monitors to make webpages load.Read

Tapping into the growing interest in group messaging

IN the space of one day in September, Cramlington-based group messaging service Palringo handled an eye-watering 114m messages.Read

Newcastle University X-ray service looking a winner on the surface

JOHN HILL talks to a university professor involved with a new and specialised national X-ray service.Read

Graphene will revolutionise our lives

IT HAS been described as tougher than diamond, yet it can stretch like rubber. It can conduct electricity a million times more efficiently than copper, but it is more transparent to visible light than any other conductor.Read

Workshop on how to get cash from the EU

HOW do you get hold of money from the European Union?Read

Leadership and a vision of change

CHANGE management, process change management, business process re-engineering. We've all heard these terms, especially in the last few years.Read

Setting a challenge to keep fans Appy

IT was arranged for a Wednesday night in Greenwich Village, and there wasn’t a lot of press about it. But on that particular August evening, a group of people drifted down to the Grizzly Pear for the first ever “meet-up” for players of mobile photo app Appysnap.Read

Genius who put a "ding in the universe"

When the iPhone 4 came out on launch day I was standing outside the Apple Store in Newcastle upon Tyne. Just a few years ago, I would have stood outside the flagship store in San Francisco, California.Read

Tributes paid to Apple pioneer Jobs

Apple fans are united in sadness as they celebrate the life of Steve Jobs - who is widely acknowledged as revolutionising the world of technology and media.Read

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Music website Croon is hoping to expand to the North East

SOCIAL media site Croon was launched last week with the aim of becoming a potential "hub for local music scenes".Read

Warp-it gives new life to old office equipment

EVERY year, office furniture is piled into skips, when a little communication could have found it a new home.Read

Screenreach scoops place on giant's programme

INTERACTIVE technology firm Screenreach will be working with leading UK brands including Pepsi and Walkers after being named as one of the PepsiCo10.Read

Support services at fingertips at NETPark

IT'S not just people within the North East that are talking about the businesses growing in Sedgefield's NETPark. The successes of resident companies such as Kromek and Reinnervate have pricked up the ears of service providers in the region and beyond.Read

National rail map emerges from sketchy beginnings

IT STARTED with a teenager working on a basic paint programme in his bedroom.Read