The upcoming 2010 computerized elections will serve as a “reboot” for the Philippines in the way that it elects its leaders.

With a view of hastening the resolution of cases relating to Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), the country’s main IP office has formally handed over to the Supreme Court a set of proposed special rules for IPR cases.

Kaspersky Lab, a leading developer of secure content management solutions, officially announces the release of Kaspersky Open Space Security (KOSS) Release 2, an updated line of corporate products.

Symantec Corp., maker of Norton security software, has officially rolled out a brand new internet security model that aims to turn the table against cybercriminals.

Leaders of Asia Pacific telecom giants meet in Hong Kong Wednesday for the industry's top trade show in the region as they vie to dominate the world's fastest-growing and most diverse mobile market.

While big software vendors such as SAP and Oracle have focused mostly their attention on large enterprises, a US-based software firm has quietly made its mark and continues to expand its presence in the country’s retail industry.

Technology company EMC has unveiled EMC Ionix Data Center Insight, its newest data center solution that the firm said will provide companies the foundation for unified IT configuration visibility across the data center and help these companies "accelerate their journey to the private cloud."

Red Hat, renowned for its open source solutions, is going head-long into the virtualization space and is hopeful that local companies would adopt what arguably is a double-barreled offering – open source-based virtualization.

More Philippine companies across more business segments are looking to invest in software solutions for their ever-growing data infrastructures, technology giant IBM said.

This year’s biggest I.T. selling exhibit, the Computer Manufacturers, Distributors and Dealers Association of the Philippines Expo Manila 2009, “Maximum Exposure,” will be held on December 3 to 6, at the SMX Convention Center of the SM Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City, showcasing 42 exhibitors.

The International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has given its stamp of approval to an energy-efficient one-charger-fits-all new mobile phone solution.

Nokia has initiated a charger exchange program for consumers owning certain Nokia-branded chargers manufactured by a third-party supplier that have been found to be potentially defective.

Globe Telecom is promoting its Globe Super Surf, an unlimited browsing service offer where users can surf all they want on their Globe cellphone, from October 28, 2009 to March 31, 2010.

Like in most parts of the world, the economic crisis gave the netbook – the stripped-down version of the laptop – the opportunity to stand out and provide the spark for the lethargic consumer electronics market.

MasterCard Worldwide is accelerating its commercial deployment of mobile payment in the Asia-Pacific region through one of the world’s largest NFC MasterCard PayPass pilots.

Singapore-based banks have started to readjust their technology investment plans, reflecting a more positive outlook for the country's financial sector.

Chinatrust Philippines has recently installed a CRM software from tech giant SAP just in time for the expected increase in loan requests from victims of the recent spate of typhoons that hit the country.

Exciting new products take center stage at the Consumer Electronics Live, which opens on Friday at the WTC Manila.

The world is slowly migrating from close contact technology to the super convenient contactless smart technology.

Microsoft's new search engine Bing, which is seeking to chip away at Google's dominance in Internet search, is teaming up with WolframAlpha, another rival for the Google crown.