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AN IRISH MAN is in serious condition after being badly beaten and left for dead in a neighbourhood in Boston.
The man, who is in his 30s, was discovered unconscious on a street in Adams Village the early hours of Sunday morning local time, Irish Central reports.
He is currently at Boston Medical Center where he is described as being in serious condition.
Boston police are withholding the identity of the man but it is understood that he is originally from Cobh, Co Cork and lives with his wife and young daughter just blocks from where the assault took place.
The incident is under investigation and police are looking for witnesses in the area at the time to contact them.
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And those in rural areas of Ireland will get acceptable broadband speeds i.e more than 300k download speed.
I’m lucky if I even get that. And I’m only about 10 miles from Cork City and am on a main road. Faster broadband would be a dream come true but I’m not gonna hold my breath…
With the introduction of “4G”, the things we will be moaning about data limits, Coverage areas and network brown outs.
And latency. Horrible latency. Useless for SSH to my server in Iceland which already pings almost 1s from my ADSL.
Don’t live in the country side and complain about broadband speeds! It’s like living on the moon and complaining about the weather! Want good broadband? Move to a city or large town!
I think 4G will be the best high speed solution for people in rural area’s
I’m putting all my money on the internal combustion engine finally breaking through to the big time this year. It’s been a while coming but I think it’s time.
A vibrator which tells all your friends on Facebook when you are using it
3d printing will also see interesting developments this year due to certain patents that are due to expire for methods other than the “stepstruder” style ones that are commonly seen.
Curved TVs Curved Smartphones. Don’t see the point in them. Smart home tech like smoke alarms, integrated car tech
I’m still waiting for my hoverboard.
Cryptocurrency , E-Wallets and early Robotics.
My tip would be for smart building/city applications such as http://www.EnergyElephant.com (nice little self plug ;0)
You can increase your use of Irish and renewable energy by just checking when is best to turn on a washing machine, charge a laptop/iPad or have a low carbon cuppa! Think Irish, think green.
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