Samsung upgrades folding smartphone in move to rev up sales
SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - Samsung on Wednesday unveiled an upgraded version of its folding smartphone along with other devices aiming to jump-start sales in a market hit hard by the
Author: People's Journal
Windows, Gates and a firewall: Microsoft’s delicate castle in China
BEIJING (AFP) - Microsoft, which is in talks to buy part of Chinese video app TikTok, is one of the few US tech titans that have managed to succeed in
DAR cuts land acquisition process to 112 days
The Department of Agrarian Reform has issued guidelines simplifying the land acquisition and distribution process for the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program-covered agricultural lands from the original 291 days to only
US death toll soars as global virus cases top 19 million
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Daily coronavirus deaths in the US surged to a three-month high of over 2,000 on Thursday and the number of cases passed 19 million globally, pushing many
ABS-CBN commemorates Gina Lopez’ death anniversary, launches book on her life and works
ABS-CBN Corporation and ABS-CBN Foundation (AFI) commemorate the first death anniversary of Gina Lopez with a month-long celebration of her legacy, which will be showcased on their various cable TV
Lebanon’s leaders face rage, calls for reform
BEIRUT (AFP) - Lebanon’s leadership faced growing rage after a massive explosion laid waste to large parts of central Beirut, with security forces firing tear gas at demonstrations late Thursday
Trump targets TikTok, WeChat
WASHINGTON (AFP) - US President Donald Trump on Thursday ordered sweeping restrictions against Chinese-owned social media stars TikTok and WeChat, which could strangle their ability to operate in the United
SYKES relaunches mobile app to bolster employee engagement
Multinational BPO pioneer SYKES Philippines is launching a new version of its SYKES PH Mobile App. Created exclusively for employees, the app’s version 2.0 would feature a fresh and slick
Hydroxychloroquine scandal spurs protests in Europe
(AFP) - Berlin, Germany used to be the most famous city in the world representing tyrannical rule, as for decades after World War II the city was divided between “west”
5-mo. remittances shrink 6.2% to $12.8B
Personal remittances from overseas Filipinos amounted to $2.341 billion in May, 19.2 percent lower than the $2.896 billion recorded in the same month last year. This brought the total remittances