Analyst firm IDC said the PC industry is clearly showing some level of pull-in in the first quarter this year as both vendors and end-users brace for the impact of US tariffs.
The report identified three main concerns in Asia Pacific. These concerns were: evolving cybersecurity threats, integrating legacy systems with modern technologies, and lastly, balancing security with user convenience.
A major part of the study focused on how to protect against AI’s potential dangers by responsibly designing, deploying, and using AI to create value and build trust.
More than half of total shipments in 2024 were priced below $100, with Transsion (sub-brands Infinix, Tecno, and Itel) bringing in close to over 4.8 million units in the same price point.
A recent study by the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) said the digital shift is raising critical questions about the future sustainability of traditional media and its ability to remain relevant in an increasingly digital world.
The report from Meltwater and We Are Social revealed that 91.3% of Filipino Internet users use a banking, investment, or insurance website or app each month. The Philippines is the highest globally and far exceeds Brazil which comes in second at 74.8% while the global average is 37.8%.
The Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) has published a study examining the blocktiming practices in the free TV industry to assess the effects to competition of industry developments.
The research highlights the increasing global interest in digital detoxing — an intentional effort to reduce screen time, minimize digital distractions and reclaim one's time and mental health in the face of our always-connected lives.
This marks the sixth consecutive quarter of shipment growth, closing the whole year with 6.4% growth and 1.24 billion shipments, marking a strong recovery after two challenging years of decline.