Global shipments of solid state drives (SSD) in PCs are set to rise by a factor of seven by 2017, allowing them to claim more than one-third of the market for PC storage solutions by that time.
In its latest Special 301 Report, the United States Trade Representative retained the Philippines in its ordinary watch list due to Washington?s piracy concerns over the Internet.
Members of civil society said on Tuesday that there is no longer use for the release of the source code or human readable instructions of the PCOS machines since there is no more time to review the code prior to the May 13 elections.
While everyone might be talking about clouds, it is clear that not all clouds are created equal. Or, more precisely, not every kind of cloud is right for every business.
What would happen if half of all global production for dynamic random access memory (DRAM), two-thirds of NAND flash manufacturing and 70 percent of the world?s tablet display supply suddenly disappeared from the market?
An initial pair of low-emission and environment-friendly buses are set to ply the streets of in Makati this week, following the footsteps of the electric jeepney or e-jeepney that were deployed in the city a couple of years back.
The Comelec proceeded with the testing even as civil society group AES Watch announced that it will file a case against the poll body before the United Nations over the defective PCOS machines, particularly the non-disclosure to the public of its source code.
Launched on Friday at the Cucina Andare night market in Glorietta 3 Park, the BPI mobile Point-of-Sale (mPOS) is the first of its kind in the country that allows business owners to accept credit card payments with their iOS and Android devices.
Emerson Network Power has announced the appointment of Ronald Astorga as telecom vertical manager for its Philippine market unit, signifying the company?s aggressive plans to augment growth in its telco business.
For P1,599 monthly, subscribers can avail of the Samsung Galaxy S4 under the Globe My Super Plan 999 with P600 monthly cashout over a 24-month contract period.
