Technology News From The Philippines
The Tech4ED center in Itbayat, Batanes is the first community ICT hub established in the northernmost municipality of the country.
Chinese smartphone brand realme has claimed the top spot in the Philippine smartphone market after posting an impressive annual growth of 962.5% and capturing 25.4% of local market share in the third quarter.
The refreshed Rush line-up offers the Rush E grade with three rows of seats, making all Rush variants as 7-seater SUVs. The Reverse Camera is also being made available to the E grade variants.
Leading the winners from the Philippines is the NOVUS Team from Dr. Yanga’s Colleges Inc.
Its entry, a robot called Project Feet, can manufacture footwear from plastic trash and is imbedded with piezo discs that can generate power for mobile phones and other gadgets.
Android Automotive is ideal for mass-market vehicles because it contains the main automotive extensions pre-developed, reducing time and cost of development.
Digital bank ING Philippines announced on Tuesday, Nov. 24, the launch of its payment account “ING Pay” that is designed to make digital payments more convenient and secure.
With a new gaming season starting, experts from security firm Kaspersky have found hundreds of phishing pages, aimed at stealing PUBG Mobile accounts.
The course will teach the learners about the acquisition of government data and information, as well as personal and public safety protection.
