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YEARENDER | Spotify: Pinoy artists dominate top charts in PH for 2021

Zack Tabudlo’s “Binibini” is the most streamed song in the Philippines.

Rural banks urged to embrace technology for electronic fund transfers

There are only 21 rural banks offering PesoNet and 11 offering InstaPay electronic fund transfer services.

Global printer shipments show double-digit decline in Q3 2021

Manufacturing constraints and logistical issues were the main causes for most brands to not have enough inventory to fulfill orders.

PH tops multiple categories in new 5G global report

The latest 5G report from mobile metrics firm Opensignal, which highlights how 5G is accelerating improvements in the experience of mobile users worldwide, has...

DOST-SEI, BPI Foundation ink pact for ‘new’ Innovation Awards

The rebranding of the project comes in time for BPI’s 170th founding anniversary.

YEARENDER | In 2022: Infostealers on the rise, state-sponsored crypto attacks

On top of that, there will be growth of attacks against payment systems and more advanced mobile threats, while cybercriminals will take advantage of investors by fabricating rogue wallets with backdoors included.

Crypto exchange platform touts ‘fair environment’ for traders

MoonXBT said it is growing fast among cryptocurrency users within the six months since its launch. At present, its daily trading volume is up to 100 million.

Invoking ‘YODO’, St. Peter opens first ‘deathcare’ online store in PH

With YODO (“you only die once”) as slogan, funeral home St. Peter Life Plan & Chapels launched virtually on Monday, Nov. 29, its eStore, which is said to be the country’s “first and only full-service deathcare online store”.

Google says it won’t accept election ads for 2022 PH polls

The policy will apply to election advertisements that are purchased through Google Ads, Display and Video 360, and Shopping platforms that advertisers intend to place on Google, YouTube, and partner properties.

Use of repeaters continue to cause disruptions to mobile signals: Globe

As a result, users of illegal repeaters get boosted signals while others experience poor, interfered or non-existent mobile service, Globe said.

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