Share This isn’t a gadget feature per se, but this piece of news definitely deserves publicity. The latest series of natural calamities affected some 800,000 micro, small, and medium sized (MSME) Filipino entrepreneurs – which makes up 99.7% of the country’s...

Share Those of us who were trying to contact our family and loved ones during the height of Typhoon Ondoy probably noticed the lack of signal and service from Globe. It seems like Globe is making up for it through various rebuilding and donation efforts like the Globe Bangon Pinoy...

Share Nokia definitely stayed true to their word when they said they’d donate relief goods to typhoon victims. The company delivered over P10M worth of medicines and relief goods through the Philippine National Red Cross and the ABS-CBN Foundation SAGIP Kapamilya. The Nokia...

Share Survivors of typhoon Ondoy are unable to do many simple tasks we often take for granted, like washing our clothes or even charging our cellphones. To make life easier for those whose homes were damaged by the flood, Samsung Philippines is offering the following free services: ...

Share Many of us relied on our cellphones to communicate with our loved ones during the height and aftermath of Typhoon Ondoy. Those whose homes and possessions were badly hit by the flood probably lost all means to let their families and friends know that they’re okay. Nokia...

Share The National Disaster Coordinating Council was swamped with calls during the height of Tropical Storm Ondoy last weekend. Dozens of people were stuck in homes or trapped on their rooftops as flash floods turned streets into rivers. Rescue from the authorities seemed very...