Blogs tagged ‘internet’
Filipino Internet users all over the world today woke up to a “new” Internet, following the beginning of the official implementation of Republic Act (RA) 10175, more simply known as the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012. Here are the good, the bad, and the questionable of it.
Draw Something: US$200 million. Instagram: US$1 billion. Companies are paying big bucks for mobile applications that seem to have no means of making money. Is this a new bubble? Or are they really on to something?
While social networking sites like Facebook have been a rich and convenient source of relevant information, they have been rife with hoaxes as well. This post identifies three of them and their possible implications.
It has long been known that the Philippines is the “texting capital of the world,” so it’s pretty apparent that we Filipinos love our mobile phones. A handful of local companies are banking on this and their knowledge of the Philippine market to challenge foreign brands for the top spot.
The forecast on the global technological climate for the past few years has been, to a certain extent, consistent: all signs point to the growing presence of the cloud – not just any cloud, but THE cloud. Weather puns aside, the concept of cloud computing continues to be a hot topic, even more so as it continues to penetrate the consumer space.
