Local members of the World Economic Forum (WEF) are launching a conference that aims to convene Filipino thought leaders and other East Asia WEF champions in Cebu City on May 23 to 25 to conduct networking and dialogue on social and economic development.
As a report made the rounds of social media showing the Philippine with having the slowest Internet speed among Asean countries, Sen. Bam Aquino has called for an investigation to determine if consumers are indeed getting their money's worth from Internet service being provided by telecommunication companies.
Brainly, a Polish online platform that connects students worldwide, has opened a localized version of its site in an attempt to link up Filipino students to their global counterparts.
Leaders of the intellectual property (IP) community are urging production companies in the country to embrace the digital revolution but create new business models as well that will help curb piracy in the Philippine movie and music industries.
With Samsung?s flagship Galaxy smartphone line now growing in stature and updated regularly, Globe Telecom has launched the "Galaxy Forever? plan -- similar to ?iPhone Forever,? its unique and intriguing upgrade program.
In a bid to sustain the strong momentum created by its flagship smartphone G2, the local unit of Korean consumer electronics firm LG has unveiled in the country two new devices ? the LG G Pro 2 phablet and the LG G2 Mini smartphone.
The National Economic and Development Authority (Neda) released on Tuesday, April 15, the full text of the Philippine Development Plan (PDP) 2011-2016 Midterm Update, with revalidated Results Matrices (RMs), through its official website.
BPI Family Savings Bank, the thrift unit of Ayala-owned Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI), unveiled new features of its online shop BPILoans.com, making the site to function like a search engine while maintaining users on the same site.
Popular US-based company Spotify, which made a splashing debut on Tuesday, April 8, said its online streaming service could help solve music piracy that's been plaguing the Philippines since the advent of the digital revolution.
Called Ericsson Radio Dot System, the small disk-shaped device is being touted as an alternative choice for present indoor solutions that are built mainly for voice coverage but do not meet the growing capacity demands of apps.
