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PSBank steps up digital efforts as preference for mobile banking grows
PSBank has pioneered the use of Cardless Withdrawal, which as the name suggests, allows withdrawal of cash from any PSBank ATM without using an ATM...
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Blog | What Filipinos must know about Data Privacy Act and GDPR
In this day and age, data is the new currency as the digital economy thrives on acquired, stored, and processed information.
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Filipino kids capture medals in math Olympiad in Greece
Three Filipino students won medals at an international math Olympiad held in Greece.
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Solar firm unveils off-grid tech for potable water using sun and air
A groundbreaking technology providing good drinking water for Filipinos everywhere using sunlight and air and without relying on government infrastructure is now available in the...
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Vivo unveils first smartphone with screen-based fingerprint scanning
As the first in the X series to come in the Philippines, Vivo X21 has its fingerprint scanner located in the screen that takes up...
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Why ‘PM me for prices’ is bad for business
John Tan — CEO of Vaquform Inc. — has practical advice for micro-business owners.
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Oppo brings down price of A83 smartphone to P6,990
Buyers may also opt to purchase the A83 through Home Credit where they can pay as low as P699 per month for 10 months.
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House unveils new responsive website aimed at young Pinoys
A primary feature of the site is its mobile-friendliness, meaning it can be viewed and used seamlessly through handheld devices such as smartphones.
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Waze appoints veteran digital ad exec as country manager for PH
Sarah Rodriguez joins Waze from ABS-CBN Corporation where she was head of digital sales at its digital media division. Prior to that, she was the...
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De Lima files bill requiring telcos to give free access to gov’t websites
Although the "Free Internet Access in Public Places Act" has been passed in 2017, Senator Leila de Lima pointed out that there are still some...
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