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PH tops regional growth in online hiring for IT sector

The country is once again the strongest out of the three markets -- the Philippines, Malaysia, and Singapore.

Smart TVs dominate global TV shipments in Q1: report

An important milestone was passed in early 2016: more than half of TV sets shipped globally in first quarter 2016 were smart TVs.

Survey: Enterprise spending on mobile app dev?t remains low

The average proportion of the overall application development budget allocated to mobile is only 10 percent, a 2-percent decrease from 2015.

Wearables shipments to reach 213.6 million units in 2020 — IDC

Watches and wristbands driving volume while clothing and eyewear are gaining traction.

Survey: Strong surge of air-conditioners in Metro Manila households

The hot tropical climate in the Philippines is driving up demand for air cooling appliance in Metro Manila, with households owning more units of air-conditioners and electric fans to cool down their homes.

AI systems for autonomous driving on the rise: report

As the complexity and penetration of in-vehicle infotainment systems and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) increases, there is a growing need for hardware and software solutions that support artificial intelligence, which uses electronics and software to emulate the functions of the human brain.

Forecast: 76 million autonomous vehicles will be sold thru 2035

?Those who don?t adjust to a changing world will unfortunately be left behind, or will at least face a very different industry.?

PC industry outlook dim as markets continue to struggle

Worldwide PC shipments are forecast to decline by 7.3% year-over-year in 2016, according to an updated forecast from research firm IDC.

PH outperforms SEA neighbors in online hiring of IT, BPO workers

Overall online hiring within the IT and BPO sectors in Southeast Asia continued to witness moderate growth in April, in spite of the falling demand for software, hardware, and telecom professionals.

Report: 5G to be unifying connectivity technology for future cars

By 2025, 67 million automotive 5G vehicle subscriptions will be active ? three million of which will be low latency connections mainly deployed in autonomous and driverless cars.

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