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MANILA – Philippine Council for Industry, Energy and Emerging Technology Research and Development (PCIEERD) executive director Enrico Paringit hopes that companies could support a power-saving microchip developed by researchers from Mindanao State University-Iligan Institute of Technology (MSU-IIT). "We call on businesses and investors to take a look at this technology and its potentials. They should partner with MSU-IIT to make this (microchip) available in the local and international market," Paringit told the Philippine News Agency on Wednesday. He said PCIEERD has allocated PHP3.8 million to the MSU-IIT researchers for the development of the power-saving microchip, which they were able to finish last year. The customized microchip is capable of harvesting, storing, and using light energy for its operations, as well as prolonging battery life for smarter power management. In a Viber message, Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Secretary Fortunato de la Peña said ...

MANILA – Students, professionals, and startup firms are all invited to pitch their ideas, get mentorships from technology experts, and stand a chance for up to PHP2.5 million funding by joining Globe and Animo Lab's 5G Hackathon. At the virtual launch on Tuesday, Globe director of Technology Strategy Gerhard Tan said workshops include mentorships on 5G, Cloud, Internet of things (IoT), edge computing, and machine learning. The top 30 participants proceed with the competition while the top 10 will join the hackathon and develop the prototypes of their ideas. A total of PHP500,000 cash prizes is at stake, he said. Tan noted that the 5G Hackathon will serve as an opportunity to come up with new services and solutions using 5G. Issa Cabreira, Globe's chief commercial officer, said students across the country are invited to turn their ideas into reality. Among the fields where participants could explore the use of 5G is in education, healthcare, and livelihood. Here, they could co...

A expansive number of Android clients over the past few hours have been experiencing ceaseless Gmail and other app shutdowns, with a few finding that uninstalling Android Framework WebView will halt the crashing.  Update 3/23: Fair after 11 p.m. PT on Monday, Google issued a lasting settle for the app slamming issue. It includes upgrading both Android Framework WebView and Chrome to adaptation 89.0.4389.105: 1. Open the Play Store app 2. Search for “ Android System WebView “ 3. Select Update           If it doesn’t say “Update,” skip this step 4. Repeat these steps for “ Google Chrome “ Google has since affirmed that the unforeseen app crashes were the result of a awful overhaul to the WebView framework component, which was pulled recently evening and supplanted by the unused forms said above. The company also provided a fix for rare cases on Android 10 or 11 where a manual update of WebView or Chrome “may fail to complete.” Go to Settings > A...