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Archive for August 1st, 2008

iPhone 3G has Landed in Philippine Soil

Posted by: ADMIN on: August 1, 2008

The 3G iPhone has not been launched here in the Philippines but nothing is going to prevent Filipinos from bringing one home. Clearly, the picture shows me holding not one, but two iPhone 3G courtesy of a friend – “DubEdition”.

The phone is working using a Globe SIM. “Dub” was able to make calls, send text [...]

SAP Summit 2008

Posted by: ADMIN on: August 1, 2008

SAP Philippines brought together over 100 technology experts and over 30 exhibitors and hands-on demonstrators for the 4th Annual SAP Summit held last July 29 and July 30, 2008.
Entitled “Business Beyond Boundaries”, the summit gathers the top minds of business and the I.T. industry, showcasing the latest in business solutions software, including high-performance, standardized integration [...]

Intel to supply 500,000 Classmate PCs to Portugal

Posted by: ADMIN on: August 1, 2008

Intel has announced that they have received a major order for their Classmate PCs from the Portugal government. Intel would be supplying as many as 500,000 computers based on the Classmate PC design.
Intel added that they would now also serve as a technology adviser to Portugal’s Ministry of Public Works, Transportation and Communications.

LG launches Netflix streaming Blu-ray player

Posted by: ADMIN on: August 1, 2008

LG Electronics and Netflix Inc. announced they are joining forces to develop a set-top box for consumers to stream movies and other programming from the Internet to HDTVs – bypassing the need to use a personal computer. The collaboration is expected to deliver a compelling new online home entertainment service via technology embedded in an [...]

IOC to investigate Chinese Games censorship

Posted by: ADMIN on: August 1, 2008

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has announced it will investigate apparent censorship of internet service provided for media covering the Beijing Olympics.
China, which has promised the media the same freedom to report on the Games as it enjoyed at previous Olympics, loosened its regulations governing foreign media in January last year.
The foreign media in [...]