Motorola Mobility and Lenovo on Tuesday said they will use Intel processors in smartphones and other devices, giving the chipmaker its first entry into a market it has long coveted.
It’s another first for the Inquirer Group of Companies (IGC).
Now available on the Inquirer Digital newsstand (http://bit.ly/Inquirer-digital) for PCs, Macs, iPads, iPhones, iPod Touches and Android smartphones and tablets, are two of its first electronic books (or e-books), both by columnists of the Inquirer.
This “Game of Thrones”—one that pits the “Crown” on Padre Faura Street against the “King” in Malacañang—has fired up the townspeople in cyberspace, with both camps drawing supporters, critics, and not a few jesters.
YouTube said Friday that it has acquired RightsFlow, a New York-based company that will help it identify the owners of music that people use in videos they post.
A private U.S. company will attempt the first-ever commercial cargo run to the International Space Station next year.
Set apart from the rest of the netizens, several bloggers reigned supreme in this year’s Philippine Blog Awards.
YouTube on Thursday unveiled a major redesign that showcases television-style channels and promises slicker integration with other Google online properties.
A Chinese industry group of game developers said Monday it was suing Baidu for more than 30 million yuan ($4.7 million) for copyright infringement, the latest such case to hit the Internet giant.
Online financial transactions powerhouse PayPal released an application on Thursday that lets friends send one another cash at leading social network Facebook.
Twitter on Monday finished adding features that let users see who likes their posts and what the people they follow are doing at the popular microblogging network.
Now, devotees and parishioners from all over the world need not come to the Philippines just to hear Mass in Quiapo Church, home of the centuries-old image of the Black Nazarene.
The weather bureau Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) has started installing more than 70 automatic rain gauges at the cell sites of Smart Communications Inc. across the country.
Wireless telecommunications giant Smart Communications is set to heat up competition in the offering of telco services bundled with Apple products with the rollout of Apple’s game-changing smartphone iPhone to premium subscribers within this year.
