IT spending in the Asia Pacific region is forecast to reach $767 billion in 2014, a 5.5-percent increase from 2013, but it?s the opportunities of a digital world that have IT leaders excited.
Tech firm HP recently concluded the second year of its ?Write and Read? program, which drew about 50 student participants from private and public schools for illustration and poetry writing.
Ever since Smart Communications got the chance to join the Apple party, the local launch of a new iPhone model has become an anticipated and amusing contest between the PLDT-owned mobile operator and its main competitor Globe Telecom.
PLDT, through its Alpha Enterprise group, said it launched the cloud-based service to provide call center operators a ?cost-effective solution for software licensing and managed ICT."
Based on current supply data, shipments of the new iPad mini with Retina Display will fall below 4 million units and potentially amount to less than 3 million units in the fourth quarter.
Subscribers of Fibr, Home?s broadband fiber-optic service, can stream up to 20 free movies per month. Subscribers of home broadband myDSL, and Telpad, the world?s first landline and tablet in one, can stream up to three free movies per month.
Since its decision to divert from its telecommunication equipment business six years ago, Avaya now claims it has turned into a "major infrastructure software company."
Having slimmed down and gained some self-discipline, the dynamic random access memory (DRAM) business is posting its highest profits in nearly three years, allowing suppliers to thrive despite the decline of the PC business that once dominated market demand.