Technology News From The Philippines
GoPro is expecting brisk sales for its next-generation action cameras — the GoPro Hero 8 Black and GoPro Max — in the last quarter of 2019.
To introduce the Intellipure brand in the country, a line of portable air purifier models have been unveiled which will be sold through online and offline channels, with prices ranging from P47,000 to P89,000 and above.
DTI secretary Ramon M. Lopez said that if the Philippines wants to achieve its goal of barging into top 40% of the rankings, it needs to implement more electronic systems in the government.
Spanning 14,000 kilometers, the new undersea fiber will connect to PLDT’s cable landing station in Daet, Camarines Norte and will provide additional capacity of more than 22Tbps from the Philippines directly to and from Japan, and 17.6Tbps to the West Coast in the US.
Capitalizing on weak security of Internet of Things (IoT) products, cybercriminals are intensifying their attempts to create and monetize IoT botnets.
A study, in the form of a white paper, calls for government agencies to consider regulatory changes in the health sector to encourage broader use of mobile health technologies in the Philippines.
A peek at the new Sony MHC-V81D audio system. Stay tuned for our full review.
Sprout Solutions CEO Patrick Gentry said that one of their primary driving mechanisms relies on building trust with their clients.
