Technology News From The Philippines
At the recent Google Marketing Live, an annual conference for marketers, a group of local experts emphasized the role of trust in digital marketing, especially in the age of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation.
Giving back to startups, local businesses, women, NGOs, and the Filipino community is at the forefront of Xendit’s plans for this investment.
The annual Google I/O, the tech titan’s flagship event, centered this year on Google’s latest innovations on its smartphone software.
Twitter has deployed a specially trained team that includes Filipino language speakers and members well-versed in local contexts to identify malicious actors and review reports related to the May 9 elections.
Internet giant Google and video sharing platform YouTube recently capped off Women’s Month by featuring four Filipina YouTubers to share how they overcame biases to get where they are today.
Among the projects being explored by Google is the possible use of smartphone’s built-in microphone to detect and record heartbeats when the phone is placed over the chest. If confirmed, this ordinary phone feature could improve early detection rates of heart valve disorders.
The proximity of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites gives them the lowest latency among all satellites or the shortest amount of time for data to complete a roundtrip from the ground stations to satellites.
The parent firm of Facebook said it is giving emphasis on protecting women as studies show that women in politics are disproportionately targeted for abuse and misinformation attacks on social media.
