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PH printer market showed optimistic recovery in Q2, says IDC

Epson remained the market leader with a commanding 66.1% of the overall market share.

Canadian firm’s mobile app allows OFWs to send eGift without fees

Canadian startup Centigram has launched a mobile app which allows migrant workers and their families living in the Philippines, Australia, Canada, India, Italy, Mexico, UK, and the United States to send and receive financial support in the form of “eGift” without fees.

Best of Philippines’ iGaming

There is a single solution to help gamblers in the Philippines become advanced users of the iGaming sites.

Q & A | Multi-cloud vs hybrid: Looking for the perfect fit

With the widespread acceptance of deployment models comes the question -- what is the perfect fit for your organization?

Kaspersky rolls out free security platform for SMEs

Security firm Kaspersky has unveiled a free platform with tips and tricks for small businesses to help them quickly improve their organization’s security.

PH credit card industry taking a beating from pandemic lockdowns

Although the pandemic has paved the way for the rise of electronic payments, the lockdowns imposed by the government are taking a big toll on the local credit card industry.

DICT gears up for 6th Philippine Startup Challenge 2021

This year, the competition will be open for submission of entries that cover software and Internet-based innovations and will cater to all startups in the ideation to minimum viable product stage.

Survey reveals increased video meetings taking its toll on Pinoys

Being “camera-ready” was identified as a key issue: 28% of respondents don’t like seeing themselves on camera and 22% of Filipinos dislike having to “get ready” for video calls.

Kwik.insure intros zero-interest installment payment scheme

Customers can pay their premiums in light installments over 3 or 6 months, which can be paid with any chosen payment method – no credit card or post-dated check required.

DepEd expanding TV, radio lessons for incoming school year

The Department of Education (DepEd) said it is targeting to increase the utilization of TV and radio-based materials to further support the implementation of blended learning for School Year 2021-2022.

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