Technology News From The Philippines
The Masdan app allows citizens to send information and evidence such as photos and then sending this information to a network linked to the DOST.
The first-of-its-kind financial education (FinEd) app aims to educate more Filipinos about personal finance in an entertaining and informative manner.
Driver.ph allows monitoring tools to analyze the behavior of drivers on the road.
The Shopee Code League features three virtual competitions: data science, data analytics, and programming. The competition is open to both students and professionals.
Silicon Valley-based Filipino tech entrepreneurs Kevin Gabayan and Earl Valencia co-founded Plentina, a startup that provides alternative credit scoring and digital financial services to brands and retailers.
Homegrown shopping site VeMeBro will be using “speed” in delivery to break the virtually duopoly controlled by industry giants Lazada and Shopee over the country’s booming e-commerce industry.
Local start-up accelerator IdeaSpace announced on Wednesday, Jan. 27, the three top performing startups from its 2020 accelerator program, its first accelerator held completely online.
A local group in Nueva Ecija is set to launch a mobile application called NextGen, which is essentially a communication app that integrates other core functions and services similar to “super apps” like Grab or Line.
