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Transition to 3G, IP–based infra keeps system integrator upbeat
The gradual shift of the telecommunications industry into 3G as well as the move of companies to replace their systems with an IP-based infrastructure is keeping systems integrators such as Singapore–based Datacraft excited as these developments assure them that their services will still be eagerly sought.
SAS celebrates 30th anniversary; RP subsidiary marks 15th year
SAN FRANCISCO, CA — As SAS celebrates its 30th anniversary this 2006, the leader in business intelligence – the hottest sector in the software market today – anticipates even bigger things.
Smart expands roaming service
MANILA (OPS-NOCC) – Smart Communications, Inc, the leading mobile operator widened its international reach as it launched its roaming services to Saudi Arabia last April 16, 2006.
Sun Cellular improves 24/7 Call and Text Unlimited
Sun Cellular’s revolutionary 24/7 Call and Text Unlimited (CTU) prepaid service just became even better as it now comes with regular load.
Smart brings Internet café lifestyle to the countryside
BASCO, Batanes – Just like when it made that wise decision to expand its cellular coverage in the provinces while its chief rival concentrated on the urban areas, Smart Communications is again racing to the countryside to make a strategic move. This time, it is bringing not satellite or cellular equipment but the whole Internet café experience.
Intel promises power, performance boost in new multi-core processors
BANGKOK — Microprocessor giant Intel said it is set to release its latest multi-core processor in the third quarter of this year, promising boosts on performance for servers, and desktops, and battery power for mobile computers.
Economic 'hit men' and Third World countries Part I: The Strategy
The Philippines is still blessed with enviable natural resources. Our tropical climate are conducive to farming and commercial developments. Our geographical terrains are ideal for industrial zones. We have no wild animals or predators that kill farmers and forage on livestock. We are not lacking in technocrats, professionals and both skilled and unskilled labor. So why does our economy continue to be a shameful basket case in Asia?
New Autodesk 3D modeling products out
Autodesk Inc. has announced a major update to its software portfolio, including advanced versions of more than 25 products to help designers, manufacturers, engineers and architects create, manage and share their data and digital assets more effectively.
Jobless (or displaced?) radio DJs
While watching a concert at the Podium recently and at the same time busy taking photos on a borrowed Kodak V570 (actually I did not borrow it. Kodak lent it to me to road test), an old radio jock friend approached me.
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