Monthly Archives: September, 2018

The framework agreement on space cooperation will include use of Russian rockets to launch Philippine payloads such as micro- and nano-satellites, as well as the establishment of a receiving station for the Global Navigation Satellite System.

Strategically located in all 81 provinces of the Philippines, Landbank will offer Western Union Money Transfer services, enabling consumers to receive money from more than 200 countries and territories around the world.

Google Philippines has launched its second annual YouTube NextUp development program, which aims to help content creators take their YouTube careers to a higher tier.

The deployment of smart vending technologies will surge in the Asia-Pacific as high-tech unmanned retail continues to attract major investment.

Kaseya, a Dublin-based provider of IT infrastructure management solutions, introduced its latest products for advanced network monitoring, business continuity, and disaster recovery at the New World Hotel in Makati City on September 6.

Mounted in partnership with the DICT, "TakeOff" regularly chooses 10 startups and helps them with their business expansion.

The local office of Korean consumer technology giant Samsung has launched in the Philippines three new products ? the Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Tab S4 and Tab A 10.5.

Established in May 2018, Realme said in a statement that it "looks to bring performance and design that the young generation need from a smartphone."

According to Tarlac representative Victor A. Yap, the DICT should have its own policy to combat the spread of fake news.

The Mandaluyong City Regional Trial Court has issued a writ of preliminary injunction, preventing the DOTr and the LTFRB from interfering with Angkas? operations.