Some successful startups that have “morphed” into a global company claim to have started in a garage or basement or college dorm. Silicon Valley in California has become the launch pad for many of this (young) aspiring entrepreneurs.
The country’s two major telecommunications providers denied on Thursday claims made by the Commission on Elections that weak signals played a major role in the delayed transmission of results in Monday’s elections.
Bank of the Philippine Islands launched on Friday a system that would allow business owners to use their smartphones or tablet computers to accept credit payments.
The Science & Technology Advisory Council (STAC) declared Nextix (GroupJump and Mii Move), Payroll Hero and SpellDial as the winners of the 2012 ON3, a nationwide business plan search for emerging technology companies in the Philippines.
The Science & Technology Advisory Council (STAC) declared Nextix (GroupJump and Mii Move), Payroll Hero and SpellDial as the winners of the 2012 ON3, a nationwide business plan search for emerging technology companies in the Philippines.
A Japanese company is hoping to win a big slice of Asia’s tuk-tuk market, it said Wednesday, betting battery-operated buggies could cut burgeoning city pollution.
Technology is both our enemy and ally. It’s a good tool to shut a screaming child up, find friends that are halfway across the world, connect with family members that live abroad. But our addiction to technology makes us more disconnected to the people we are with. In restaurants you see every table with one [...]
DEMAND for data protection and recovery products will boom in the Philippines as more businesses expand online, use social media and rely more on technology to grow, according to Malaysia-based Vanilla Applications Sdn Bhd and its Philippine partner INFOStorage Corp.
Stiff competition in the gadgets market has driven consumers to be extra picky with their purchases.
The broadband postpaid business of Smart Communications Inc. grew by 132 percent last year from year-before level, according to broadband Internet and data services head Lloyd Manaloto.
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. is rolling out over 5,000 kilometers of new fiber optic cable this year to support both wireless and fixed-line services across the country.
On a morning the stock market was sailing to a record high and a chilly storm was blowing into Silicon Valley, Wendy Carle stuck her head out of the tent she calls home to find city workers duct taping an eviction notice to her flimsy, flapping shelter walls.
