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Launched in Malta last week and recently featured in a Malaysian tech newsite, Eliademy is launching its service officially in Philippines. Eliademy is a free online classroom that supports educators and students, enabling them create, share and manage courses.

Posted: February 26th, 2013 in Internet,Latest Technology Stories | Read More »

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  1. Poll: Teens migrating to Twitter
  2. Microsoft readies new Xbox as entertainment hub
  3. Metro’s traffic situation may now be monitored via smart phones, tablets
  4. Google snaps Australian couple ‘having sex on road’
  5. Yahoo! vows not to ruin Tumblr after $1.1B takeover
  6. Hontiveros shows there’s life outside Senate
  7. Enrile story goes viral: ‘The audacity,’ that’s our money!
  8. Yahoo! confirms Tumblr deal for $1.1B
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  10. How international cyber thieves did it
  1. Hontiveros shows there’s life outside Senate
  2. Gordon’s nickname ‘Dick’ sparks jokes on Twitter
  3. Metro’s traffic situation may now be monitored via smart phones, tablets
  4. Telcos to Comelec: What weak signal?
  5. Smartmatic lets PPCRV examine audit logs
  6. Office bullying video sparks outcry in Singapore
  7. Enrile story goes viral: ‘The audacity,’ that’s our money!
  8. Facebook and Twitter jump on Google glasses
  9. Hong Kong launches first electric taxis
  10. ‘Hatchet hitchhiker’ arrested in US murder
  1. Hontiveros shows there’s life outside Senate
  2. Gordon’s nickname ‘Dick’ sparks jokes on Twitter
  3. How to organize your busy life with Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0
  4. Multiply.com closes shop
  5. Nokia launches $99 smartphone targeting emerging-market users
  6. Smartphones overtake ‘dumb’ phones worldwide
  7. How international cyber thieves did it
  8. Samsung announces 5G data breakthrough
  9. Enrile story goes viral: ‘The audacity,’ that’s our money!

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    • Business

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  • Hotels’ bid for tax perks rejected

    • Technology

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  • Office bullying video sparks outcry in Singapore
  • Poll: Teens migrating to Twitter
  • Microsoft readies new Xbox as entertainment hub
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