A stealth mobile application that allows survivors of abuse to discreetly document evidence and seek help has emerged as the top winner of the National Models for Women’s Safety Online (NMWSO) Safety-by-Design Grand Challenge, held on Jan. 29 at Marco Polo Ortigas.
Now in its 19th year in the Philippines, the PhotoMarathon is part of a regional contest that began in Singapore in 2003 and later expanded to other Southeast Asian markets.
As UNISOC second-generation flagship RedCap platform, the V527 is developed based on the 3GPP Release 17 standard and incorporates UNISOC mature third-generation 5G modem architecture.
Under the partnership, space-derived information will be used to assess disaster impacts, evaluate environmental threats, and analyze their potential effects on inflation, financial stability, and economic resilience.
The House Committee on Women and Gender Equality has come up with a consolidated bill that introduces a key shift in terminology — from “electronic violence against women and children” to “technology-facilitated VAWC.”
The program seeks to equip government executives and policymakers with the skills needed to govern emerging technologies and respond proactively to rapidly evolving policy challenges.
The agreement, signed by DICT secretary Henry R. Aguda and UP Diliman chancellor Edgardo Carlo Vistan II, aims to strengthen cooperation in areas such as digital governance, cybersecurity, and public access to online services.
The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) has extended its filing assistance program for new applications under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT), allowing local inventors to seek patent protection in multiple countries at reduced costs.
C&E Adaptive Learning Solutions (C&E ALS) and Trinity University of Asia (TUA) have entered into a partnership to implement the Canvas learning management system and jointly develop microcredential programs, following the signing of an agreement in November 2025.
House speaker Faustino “Bojie” G. Dy III has announced the development of a “House Book” mobile application as part of the chamber’s push toward blockchain-enabled and fully digital legislative processes.
