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CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA Apple announced that Tim Cook will become executive chairman of Apple’s board of directors and John Ternus, senior vice president of Hardware Engineering, will become Apple’s next chief executive officer effective on September 1, 2026. The transition, which was
Science influences nearly every aspect of modern life—from life‑saving medicines and clean energy to the systems that protect communities worldwide. Yet despite rapid breakthroughs, the everyday workflow of scientific research remains limited by outdated tools and fragmented processes. While artificial
President Marcos has approved the country’s first National Digital Connectivity Plan (NDCP), a long-term master plan aimed at accelerating broadband rollout, lowering internet costs, and closing the digital divide nationwide, the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) announced. The
Globe has a new annual promo that provides unlimited 50Mbps internet for one year at PHP 6,999which breaks down to around PHP 583 per month or PHP 19 per day. This complements Globe’s existing 100Mbps annual plan for PHP 9,999
There’s clearly no shortage of truly wireless earbuds and earphones, but finding one can be especially fun, particularly if you don’t find the feel of earphone tips all that nice. Whether called an earbud or earphone, most of the in-ear offerings
Union Bank of the Philippines has introduced a new feature called Mobile Tap-to-Pay, allowing customers to make payments using their smartphones instead of physical cards. Available through the UnionBank mobile app, the service turns NFC-enabled Android phones into virtual debit
A new web app called Rush PH now allows commuters in Metro Manila to check real-time arrival estimates for LRT-1, LRT-2, and MRT-3 trains. The app runs on mobile browsers and is designed to work smoothly even on low-end smartphones. Rush PH uses crowdsourced data from commuters who report train sightings. These reports
