Technology News From The Philippines
The “DC: Batman Bat-Tech Edition” is essentially a one-stop hub for exclusive Batman content, digital comic books, mini games, AR filters, and videos.
The myTOYOTA app, now available for download for Android and iOS users, provides customers with a unified platform to enable them to access information and services they need from car-buying to after-sales and maintenance with a single app.
The chosen startups will undergo a rigorous four-month program consisting of access to mentorship, workshops, and legal services, among others, and will receive P100,000 cash grant.
A new e-commerce platform called Go Shopping Philippines has officially been introduced as not just another online store but an online business aggregator that will bring a wide array of local merchants straight to any Filipino who owns a smartphone.
NextPay is a platform that provides underserved customers democratized access to financial services such as digital invoicing, cash management, and batch payments to any bank or e-wallet in the Philippines.
A disaster risk management system for an island in Bohol created by a team of four students from various University of the Philippines campuses emerged as one of the Top 10 Global Finalists of Google Developer Student Clubs’ (DSC) 2021 Solution Challenge.
The mWell all-in-one mobile app aims to provide professional consultations, wellness programs, telehealth, and even delivery services.
For the past two years, local outsourcing platform Marti has been connecting Filipino freelancers and studios with tech startups in the US, providing them with gigs via legitimate clients and rates that are 30- to 40-percent higher than those in the Philippines.
