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Infographic | Profile of smartphone users in the Philippines

Filipinos are greatly attached to their smartphones for varying reasons – whether for communication, entertainment, or productivity. The infographic below contains valuable facts and statistics about Filipino smartphone users.

$5-M digital mapping of 45,000-km road network in PH now underway

A geo-location firm has announced its high-tech data capture vehicles had reached the halfway point of a 45,000-kilometer mission to create the first ever comprehensive digital map of the Philippine road network.

‘First PH online shopping mall’ set for launch on Oct. 20

The online mall said all major brands found in physical stores will be available in the site, bringing local shopping to a new level.

Despite Duterte hitting US and EU, gov’t assures support for local BPO sector

In spite of the inflammatory pronouncements of Pres. Rodrigo Duterte against the United States and the European Union, the local BPO industry still has the solid backing of the government.

PH second to the last in R&D spending in East Asia and Pacific

South Korea is the world leader followed by Israel, Japan, Finland, and Sweden.

Bam: It’s deplorable that only 26% of public schools are online

By allowing Internet connectivity in schools, Sen. Paolo Benigno "Bam" Aquino stressed that it will pave the way for the public educational system to be taken to the future.

Fitbit reinvents iconic trackers, unveils Charge 2 and Flex 2

Building on the popularity of its wearable devices, fitness tracker maker Fitbit has introduced two new fitness wristbands -- Fitbit Charge 2 and Fitbit Flex 2.

Online renewal of driver’s license, car registration pushed

The lawmaker said drivers and car owners in other countries are able to perform a variety of transactions online.

Homegrown tech firm Redfox rebrands to go after millennials

From being a PC manufacturer, Redfox has widen its product portfolio, which now includes premium selection of smartphones, laptops, gaming PCs, and other peripherals.

Computer training for blind Pinoys gets boost from Microsoft

Software giant Microsoft has announced a partnership with ATRIEV (Adaptive Technology for Rehabilitation, Integration and Empowerment of the Visually Impaired) to help expand the local NGO?s computer science training program.

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