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Chinese gaming peripherals firm SADES comes to PH

SADES, a Chinese gaming peripherals maker, has launched in the Philippines to bring Filipino gamers a wide range of gaming headsets, keyboards, mice, chairs and other accessories.

Cloud operator bares new service for PH health sector

Developed by Salesforce, Health Cloud is an app that?s designed to improve patient relationships by streamlining the health care workflow and providing customized care plans.

DOST-SEI and Smart bring S&T courseware to remote schools

The app will come preinstalled in the tablets included in every Smart School-in-a-Bag package and will be given to students and teachers from 32 schools.

DOST inks pact with Russian space agency for S&T cooperation

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.

Smart vending to surge in Asia-Pacific with 1 million automated retail units seen by 2023

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

Irish firm pitches products for business continuity and disaster recovery

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.

Samsung PH rolls out new Galaxy Watch, Tab S4, and Tab A 10.5

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.

Ford touts high-end technology features of new EcoSport AUV

Ford says the new EcoSport is packed with smart features perfect for the tech-savvy driver.

DOE donates 50 e-trikes to Boracay as gov?t imposes ?e-trike only? policy

Only e-trikes allowed when Boracay opens on Oct. 26.

Despite decline in Q2, VR headset market outlook remains positive

IDC said it expects this to be a temporary setback as the VR market finds its legs.

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