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Ex-PNP general expected to be named cybercrime council chief
Gilbert Sosa, who is currently deployed in Malacanang as assistant secretary at the Office of the President, is expected to be appointed as the executive director of the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordination Center (CICC).
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Top fintech executive of Voyager Innovations quits post
Angelito “Lito” Villanueva has tendered his resignation as managing director of FinTQ effective March 31, 2019.
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Fingerprint sensor shipments to reach 1.26 billion in 2019
Despite biometric modalities like face and iris recognition competing against fingerprint biometrics, the consumer market is expected to reach approximately 1.26 billion fingerprint sensor shipments by the end of 2019.
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Survey: Pinoys need to work 156.6 days to earn enough to buy new iPhone
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Photo | BSP chief inducts PH e-Money Association officers
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Photo | UP Mindanao confers Doctor of Laws on DOST chief
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Photo | Pagasa rolls out enhanced website worth P16 million
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Photo | South Korean e-car manufacturer to put up plant in PH
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Photo | Smart achieves 6.5 Gbps speed in 5G Technolab tests
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Photo | DTI receives quick-charging station to promote e-vehicles in PH
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Video | CEO Mark Hurd lays down Oracle’s business strategy
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Video | Day 3 of SuiteWorld 2018 by Oracle NetSuite in Las Vegas
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Video | Day 2 of SuiteWorld 2018 by Oracle NetSuite in Las Vegas
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Agricultural drone sprayer tested in Ilocos Norte
With a capacity of 10 liters per load, the unmanned aerial vehicle or drone operated by a licensed pilot on a clear day or night can spray field crops covering an area of 5,000 square meters, or 0.5 hectare in 10 minutes.
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