Technology News From The Philippines
With the accession, the Philippines agrees to provide some exceptions and limitations to rules in its national copyright law to allow converting published works in formats accessible to the blind, visually impaired, and otherwise print disabled persons (VIPs).
Senator Leila M. de Lima has sought a Senate inquiry into the P20-billion loan agreement with a Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei to fund the installation of an initial 12,000 closed-circuit television (CCTV) security cameras in public areas in Metro Manila and Davao City.
The bill provides for the establishment of the Philippine Space Development and Utilization Policy (PSDUP) that shall serve as the country?s primary strategic roadmap for space development and shall embody the country?s central goal of becoming a space-capable and space-faring nation within the next decade.
An ?interactive attack style,? where adversaries manually maneuver through a network step-by-step, is now increasing in popularity.
Accenture had doubled its maternity-leave benefit, to 120 calendar days, in 2015. The latest parental-leave benefits package, which took effect Dec. 1, expands the leave benefits of fathers, life or common-law partners, adoptive parents and secondary caregivers.
Intel Optane is a system acceleration solution found in 8th generation (or newer) Intel Core chips that is designed to store commonly used data and programs closer to the processor.
he Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) has unveiled its online evaluation and appointment system for the application of theoretical examination for merchant marine officers.
Years ago, kids were asked to write to Santa Claus. Now, they get to “call” Santa Claus! (Disclaimer: This is for fun. It simulates a convo with Santa, but you won’t actually talk to the real Santa…or any of his representatives.)
