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Tablet market woes continue as shipments drop for 9th straight quarter

Consumer spending during the holiday quarter of 2016 was clearly not aimed at consuming tablets as the market continued its spiraling decline.

Apple dethrones Samsung as top smartphone vendor in Q4

This was a year that brought the first down year for iPhone, yet Apple closed out the holiday quarter by surpassing Samsung for the top spot in the smartphone industry

Traditional PC market in Asia-Pacific declines by 5.5% in 2016

Consumer desktops were particularly affected, with shipments dropping by as much as 17.7% in the fourth quarter.

Pinoys spend longest time on social media, global report says

The survey, conducted by social media management platform Hootsuite and social media agency We Are Social, also revealed that the user base of social media in the Philippines saw strong double digit growth in 2016.

More than 69 million automotive LiDAR sensors to ship in 2026

Critical autonomous driving functions, including obstacle detection and simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM), will drive the automotive industry?s adoption of LiDAR sensors, according to analyst firm ABI Research.

Market for power semiconductors in cars to rev up by $3B

Increasing electrification in vehicles generally -- and in hybrid and electric vehicles specifically -- is energizing the market for power semiconductors in vehicles.

Report: There will be more than six billion smartphones by 2020

Messaging and communications apps such as Line and Whatsapp will grow from five billion users in 2016 to 7.5 billion by 2020, the report added.

McKinsey report: Global economy needs robots to boost productivity

At a time of lackluster productivity growth worldwide, automation technologies, including robotics and artificial intelligence (AI), can give a needed boost to economic growth and prosperity and help offset the impact of a declining share of the working-age population in many countries.

16.9% of Pinoys willing to express false views in social media to get ‘likes?

In the Philippines, four out of 10 Filipino netizens admitted that it is fairly important for them that their posts will get likes on social media.

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