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Traditional telco biz models out of sync with IP-based communications

The timescales for business models, regulatory frameworks, development cycles, and infrastructure investment in the Internet world and that of traditional telecommunications may be dangerously out of sync.

DSWD warns of text scams using Pantawid Pamilya

The DSWD said the text messages for raffle prizes are not true because the agency does not hold raffle promos or draws.

DOST unveils P350-M semicon testing lab

Dubbed as the Advanced Device and Materials Testing Laboratory (Admatel), the facility houses advanced machines critical to the needs of the semicon industry.

Ovum: Dell?s move to go private good but fraught with risks

As news of computer maker Dell going private made technology headlines this week for $24.4 billion, an analyst firm said the pioneering move makes strategic sense.

SC favors PLDT, upholds theft on int?l calls

The SC has granted the petition of PLDT to set aside the rulings of the CA that upheld a trial court?s joint order quashing two search warrants and ordering the return of seized equipment to a company allegedly involved in International Simple Resale (ISR) or unauthorized sale of international long distance calls.

MediCard jumps into the cloud via IBM platform

Using the IBM SmartCloud Object Storage, MediCard will be able to upload, share, and access data of any size from across the globe.

SC declines to issue TRO on CF cards contract for 2013 polls

The Supreme Court has denied the petition for a TRO on the implementation of the contract of the winning bidder in the supply of CF cards for the May midterm elections.

New phones, OS boost BlackBerry?s comeback bid

BlackBerry will need to execute every part of its playbook perfectly during the next 12 months. If BlackBerry fails in any phase, it will be ?game over? for the company?s comeback story.

Analyst: BlackBerry 10 looks distinct, but?

As Canada-based Research in Motion (RIM) shed off its old name and adopted BlackBerry as its corporate brand, it also launched on Wednesday, Jan. 30, its new operating system BlackBerry 10 and a couple of handsets running on the new OS.

Senate approves bill penalizing Internet tappers, cable TV pilferage

The Senate on Monday passed on third and final reading a bill prohibiting cable television and Internet tapping and penalizing offenders with imprisonment or a fine.

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