Technology News From The Philippines
Tabuk City in Kalinga has initiated the installation of an “auto-generated” barangay system that is said to be the first of its kind in the province and probably in the entire Cordillera region.
The NBP is the flagship initiative of the government for the acceleration of the deployment of fiber-optic cables and wireless technologies to improve the Internet connection speed in the country.
It is a test that students are not willing to take, but Pines City Colleges is sticking to their guns.
One factor hindering the growth of e-commerce in the country is the negative perception or attitude of Filipinos on making payments online.
The project is being implemented by the PHL-Microsat Program of the University of the Philippines (UP) Diliman in cooperation with the Advanced Science and Technology Institute (ASTI) of the DOST and the Kyushu Institute of Technology.
A city legislator has urged all local banks to allow persons with disabilities (PWD) to open an account after it was reported that a group of visually-impaired persons were unable to remit their government contributions through a small lender.
The initiative is the government’s response to the World Summit on Information Society Plan of Action which the Philippines was a signatory.
Transit X’s flying solar pods system is described as ?a suspended, ultra-narrow gauge rail network with ultralight pod vehicles and a 100-percent automated network that is high capacity and provides a non-stop single-set travel from origin to destination.
