Globe Telecom has expanded the coverage of its standard rate for data roaming of P599 per day to fifteen (15) more countries, expanding its coverage to a total of 35 countries worldwide.
Mobile carrier Smart Communications said on Tuesday, Sept. 9, that a mobile data platform it recently developed will soon enable its subscribers to access the Internet on their mobile phones for as low as P1, the most affordable mobile Internet service to date.
Nurses still looking for opportunities to gainfully practice their profession should consider applying for well-paying clinical service and medical coding jobs in the business process outsourcing (BPO) sector, Pasig City representative Roman Romulo said.
tarting September 5 until February 3, 2015, all Smart, Talk 'N Text, and Sun Cellular subscribers who will access m.wikipedia.org, zero.wikipedia.org, the Wikipedia apps (available for iOS and Android devices), or any other Wikimedia sites on their cellphone, can do so without incurring data charges.
The company's new name also shows its "strategic realignment" that shows it is ?developing and operating new business models together with its customers,? it said in a statement.
Filipino entrepreneurs, especially micro-small-medium-enterprises (MSMEs), can now have access to a cloud-based accounting system that fits their budgets.
Las Pinas representative Mark Villar has House Bill 4782, which seeks to remove the expiration period on unused prepaid call and text cards and forfeiture of load credits.
Smart said content services such as mobile music, books, magazines, games, and video saw a 121-percent surge to over 15,000 terabytes (or 15 million gigabyte) of data exchanged through its network for the first half of 2014.
Early this month, Globe Telecom also issued a statement claiming that it had the fastest wireless Internet service in the country, citing data from OpenSignal, which ?crowdsources? cell phone signal strength.
The global healthcare information technology industry is estimated to be growing at a steady 10-percent year-on-year growth and is expected to hit $162 billion in 2015. A huge portion of this goes to outsourced healthcare information management and leading the charge is the United States.
