The government ban on "SMS SPAM" has prompted the local telcos to resort to underhanded tactics to promote their services. Now the government is taking their ban one step further.
A filipino tech writer ponders on how Microsoft is treating its customers with its WGA program.
The author is a long-time Windows user, new OS X user and is now experimenting with Ubuntu Linux.
The Black Eyed Peas promised to come back to this obscure island in the middle of Asia and all indications show that they're making good on their promise
These people trade their virtual money into cold hard cash. High-powered weapons and armors can also be sold for real-world money.
After the president of the country has been wiretapped, isn't this closing the barn after the livestock has escaped?
Are these people (the so-called "Philippine Alliance Against Pornography") in the payroll of the producers of The Da Vinci Code? Actions such as these only makes people more curious, making them see the movie all the more.
Another case where politics stands in the way of progress
Nice move to cut this growing menace at the bud. If such a thing was enacted on emails, we would not be receiving as much email SPAM as we do now.
The headline is a bit sensationalistic but the news item itself makes sense.
What's in a name? SMART Communications re-badged their service from "Smart Wi-Fi" to "Smart Bro" apparently to avoid confusion with wi-fi in the real sense of the word. However, the emerging technology of wi-bro, they may have to change their name later on in the game again.
This is quite surprising considering the relatively low adoption rate of Linux in the Philippines. Most businesses opt to use Microsoft as the platform for their "e-channels" and I'm really a bit skeptical about this findings.
No surprises here because of the low penetration rate of personal computers. There are internet cafes around but the computers and 'net connections on these establishments are mainly used for MMORPGs.
This piece of news came from and it may spawn some panic for some users who are still using old computer hardware. But here's my thoughts on this matter:
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This is welcome news to the millions of cellphone subscribers in the Philippines that has been plagued with SPAM. At least now they can really weed out SCAMmers from SPAMmers.
"To win more converts and gain market share where it counts, Apple should take the more radical step of reversing Boot Camp and making OS X available to the world's 200 million Windows PCs."
The centers will be part of the International Open Source Network (IOSN), according to the website of the Asia Pacific Development Information Program (APDIP) of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP).
SEVERAL Philippine information and communications technology (ICT) projects are among the finalists in a global contest for the world's best ICT projects. Among them are:
But the area where the new species were discovered is on a severely deforested area thus are in danger of becoming extinct.
Boxing champion Manny "PacMan" Pacquiao is suing two companies for unauthorized use of his "name, image and goodwill" to promote their products.
Another pathetic waste of life -- all in the name of a cellphone.
Yet another chemical leak from an ice plant, the 2nd this month!
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