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As Comelec eyes new poll system, PH firm pitches homegrown solution

MoSES is a tablet-based election system that allows the voters to choose their candidates via a touch screen.

DICT to activate tower powered by National Broadband Program in Marinduque

The DICT is set to activate a new tower powered by the National Broadband Program (NBP) in Marinduque.

Epson opens new PH headquarters, unveils latest line of heat-free inkjet printers

In line with its sustainability agenda, Epson also announced that it will end the sale and distribution of laser printer hardware in its lineup by end of 2023 in the Southeast Asia region.

NEDA sees growing demand for technology-adept workers

The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) said it is expecting to see the demand for technology-adept workers expand further in the next five years with more businesses recovering and adopting digital processes.

SC launches digitized benchbook for PH trial courts

The benchbook contains information on laws, rules, jurisprudence, and topics concerning the courts which will aid the members of the bench in their research when crafting their rulings and in carrying out their tasks.

House passes bill integrating digital tech in teaching, learning methods

The House Committee on Women and Gender Equality also held initial deliberations on bills seeking to amend Republic Act 9262 or the "Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act of 2004" that would address the problem of electronic violence against women and children or minors (E-VAWC).

Gov’t, telcos bring SIM registration to remote areas

At the same time, the Department of Justice will provide support in the issuance of NBI clearances.

SC: Dismissed Lazada riders not independent contractors but regular employees

The Supreme Court (SC) has ruled that the riders who were hired as independent contractors in 2016 by e-commerce firm Lazada were illegally dismissed from their status as regular employees.

Cayetano assures foreign chambers Senate will act on Open Access bill

Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano, chair of the Senate Committee on Science and Technology, has assured foreign chambers that the Senate is taking seriously their concern on the boosting of Internet connectivity in the country, saying the quality of digital infrastructure is the cornerstone to economic development and will consequently improve the general welfare of the Filipino people.

DICT regional sites tapped as assistance centers as SIM registration hits 22.8M

The Department of Information and Technology (DICT) announced on Friday, Jan. 20, that its Tech4Ed Centers located in its regional offices are ready to support the public with free assistance for SIM registration.

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