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Fitbit announces ‘swimproof’ Charge 3 fitness tracker

The Charge 3 has a SpO2 sensor -- a first for a Fitbit tracker -- which adds the potential to estimate relative blood oxygen levels and help track new health indicators like sleep apnea.

Ex-Microsoft PH boss appointed Cisco country manager

Internet networking company Cisco formally announced on Monday, Aug. 20, the appointment of Karrie Ilagan as the new country manager for Philippines.

Digital ID system will narrow financial divide in PH, says Voyager

Lito Villanueva, managing director of FinTQ, said the national ID will help resolve various customer onboarding issues with financial institutions.

Filipino students capture 24 medals in China math competition

The contest, which started in 1986 and named in honor of famous Chinese mathematician Hua Luo Geng, is considered one of the toughest math competitions for primary and junior high school students in mainland China.

DLSU scores back-to-back wins at ‘Go Green in the City’ PH finals

The winners of this year?s country finals are Don Emmanuel Santamaria and Fae Nicole Serrano or Team Green Goldies from the De La Salle University-Manila with their e-Hub project.

Cebu resto chain picks SAP for digital transformation

SAP also recently announced the launch of the SAP Leonardo Center Singapore to help customers, partners, and the broader ecosystem of universities and start-ups across the Asia Pacific Japan (APJ) region to deliver faster innovation with less risk.

House committee pushes bill regulating online ‘sabong’

The House panel wants to ensure that "e-sabong" regulations also cover live-streaming fights that involve considerable amounts of money.

COA report hits NTC’s awful record in resolving complaints

The audit report came just a few days after the COA released a report severely criticizing the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) for its dismal implementation of the government's free WiFi program.

Despite slow adoption, EVs starting to make its mark: report

Bike and scooter-sharing is also reshaping the urban mobility landscape.

DOST-SEI hikes slots for S&T scholarships, raises monthly stipends

DOST-SEI recently posted the names of 8,994 new qualifiers for its undergraduate scholarship, the biggest batch since the program started in 1958.

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