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No evidence of health risks due to cellphone radiation exposure: NAST

There is no conclusive evidence at present indicating that exposure to electromagnetic radiation (EMR) from cellular phones poses a definite risk to human health.

Report: World Cup finals produced 4.3 exabytes of IP traffic

As expected, the highly anticipated finals between Argentina and Germany in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil generated an estimated 4.3 exabytes of IP traffic, which is three times the amount of monthly IP traffic currently generated by the host country.

Want to see your doodle on Google PH site? Then read this

Internet search giant Google has launched its first-ever ?Doodle 4 Google? contest in the Philippines, calling on Pinoy youth to create original artistic renditions of the Google masthead based on the contest theme: ?What can I do for the Philippines??

Death of print media imminent, says WordPress CEO

There maybe no definite date yet, but "print media is going away," according to Matt Mullenweg, co-founder and CEO of the blogging platform WordPress.

Private aid sought as P9-M budget cut puts DOST’s robotics program in peril

The Science Education Institute (SEI) of the Department of Science and Technology has appealed for financial aid from the private sector to sustain its ?Tagisang Robotics? program amid a P9-million cut on the SEI?s budget for 2015.

UP prof develops coating for aerospace, semicon tools

The process is called CoaTiN because it uses titanium nitride (TiN) to coat, harden, and enhance the life of sharpened industrial tools. It can be applied to aerospace components, marine hardware, automotive parts, and medical devices, among others.

Tablet sales in PH soar by 95% in first 3 months of 2014

According to GfK retail audit report, tech savvy consumers in the country spent around $65.8 million on 270,000 units of media tablets in the first three month of 2014 as compared to only $49 million in the same timeframe last year.

15-year-old creates software to detect cancer-causing gene mutations

His tool exhibits an 81% accuracy rate and could be used to more accurately identify cancer threats from BRCA1 gene mutations. Han received the Gordon E. Moore Award of $75,000, named in honor of the Intel co-founder and fellow scientist.

Olongapo school tops ‘disaster’ hackathon with cross-platform app

The 48-hour hackathon gathered over 90 IT developers, designers, students, data experts, disaster experts, and ordinary citizens under one roof to collaborate in teams and develop locally relevant Web and mobile applications to help solve Disaster Risk Management (DRM) challenges.

PH to pilot-test telemedicine using ‘HealthPresence’

The telemedicine enabled by Cisco HealthPresence solutions combines network, mobile, cloud, and video technologies, and links medical providers with patients and colleagues in underserved communities.

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