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Jollibee rolls out new mobile app, delivery website

Fastfood giant Jollibee, which has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic, has launched a new mobile app as it attempts to scale up its services across digital platforms.

Dito says AFP deal will not lead to Chinese espionage

Dito also brushed off suspicions that China has control of the new telco, which is majority-owned by Davao-based businessman Dennis Uy, a close friend of President Duterte.

Digital hub in Zamboanga City named 2020 WSIS champ for e-employment

The DICT hub was selected as one of 72 champion entries out of over 800 competitors around the globe.

Kodak Alaris updates INfuse solution to further enable ‘edge capture’

Kodak Alaris has enhanced its INfuse Smart Connected Scanning Solution by adding Windows Server 2019 support to the INfuse infrastructure, introducing three new flatbed accessories, and offering a card reader accessory in response to customer demand for access control and user authentication.

More threat groups targeting Linux-based workstations, servers: Kaspersky

Researchers from cybersecurity firm Kaspersky have identified a trend where more and more threat actors are executing targeted attacks against Linux-based devices while developing more Linux-focused tools.

DA, RCBC collab to digitalize agri-fishery credit programs

The tie-up allows users to open digital deposit accounts without requiring an initial amount or maintaining balance, and features cardless ATM withdrawals, fund transfers, and bills payment.

Ping tells Gringo: ‘Not so bad’ Internet speed ‘just not good enough’

Sen. Panfilo Lacson made the statement after DICT Gregorio Honasan II remarked in his agency’s budget hearing in Congress that the country’s Internet speed is “not so bad” at 3 to 7Mbps.

Spotify marks first year of ‘Lite’ version

Built from the ground up based on user feedback from all around the world, the app has allowed millions of listeners in areas with limited bandwidth and phone storage to enjoy audio wherever they are.

Schools issue e-learning guidelines to protect privacy, reduce data breaches

Among the guidelines contained in Advisory No. 2020-1 that the Data Privacy Council Education Sector issued recently is that schools must consider getting the consent of the parent or legal guardian of students below 18 years old before webcam-supported online discussions are recorded.

DepEd, LGUs deploy E-TVs, Internet towers for e-learning

The Department of Education (DepEd) and various local government units (LGUs) all over the country have started to set up various facilities to be used in distance learning in time for the opening of public schools on Oct. 5.

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