Technology News From The Philippines
In his keynote speech last Wednesday, September 23, Huawei rotating chairman Guo Ping admitted that the company is currently under significant pressure and that they are still assessing the specific impacts of their “difficult situation”.
Alibaba Cloud is seeing an opportunity to reach locals SMES through a hyper-localized grassroots approach.
Suntouch Technology Corporation, which owns Xtreme Appliances, said they are in fact eyeing to put up 50 to 60 more nationwide branches by the first quarter of next year.
The new ColorOS skin revolves around giving its users a wider range of control, especially in the area of personalization. With the built-in UI customization platform, users can now select their own designs for the Always-On display feature for Amoled smartphones, themes and wallpaper, and even fonts and icons.
The Hero9 Black brings a new 5K recording sensor, an updated stabilization system, a battery with larger capacity, built-in mounting, 1080p quality for livestreaming, and voice control.
Lighting systems manufacturer Signify announced that it has achieved carbon neutrality across its global operations and is utilizing 100% renewable electricity. While on route in delivering its 2020 commitments, Signify also reinforced its mission towards positive environmental impact by announcing its 2025 goals.
Smartphone chip manufacturer MediaTek has introduced its new T750 5G chipset that will power upcoming fixed wireless access routers (FWA) and mobile hotspots. It features a 7nm compact design, 5G radio, and a quad-core Arm CPU.
AMD president and CEO Lisa Su showed a teaser regarding the new Zen 3 technology and how it will be an “an exciting fall for gamers”. On October 9, AMD will be presenting the new Ryzen 4000 desktop CPUs powered by Zen 3 in the Philippines. AMD also scheduled the reveal for the RDNA 2-backed RX 6000 series graphics cards on October 29.
