J. Angelo Racoma
J. Angelo Racoma is passionate about the enabling nature of technology in both emerging and established markets. A technology and automotive journalist with a keen eye for emerging standards, Angelo has written extensively about mobile, social media, enterprise apps and startups as senior writer for e27 and contributor to Android Authority. Angelo lives east of Manila and is looking to become better-immersed in the emerging tech startup scene in the Philippines. Follow @jangelo via Twitter for updates.
Media startup e27 gets US$615K round of funding from B Dash Ventures
Singapore-based media startup e27 has announced a second round of funding, meant for its expansion into APAC, and its goal toward a more global audience.
Facebook rolls out free VoIP calling through iPhone Messenger
it seems that Facebook Phone is a reality, but just not in the way most thought it would be. The Facebook Messenger app now supports VoIP calling.
DesignCrowd launches in the Asia Pacific
DesignCrowd launches its crowdsourced design efforts in the Philippines, India and Singapore.
Windows 8: Microsoft Will Get There in the End
With the dust settling over Windows 8′s grand launch, t’s worth asking: has it worked? Will the new OS crack the IT market, in Asia and elsewhere?
Will Apple’s iPad Mini Steal Microsoft Surface’s Thunder?
Will Apple’s latest iPad offerings overshadow the Microsoft Surface, or has Apple lost its innovative touch?
Samsung Unveils Smaller, Cheaper Galaxy S III
Samsung Electronics Co. has unveiled a smaller and cheaper version of the Galaxy S III smartphone with the same screen size as the iPhone 5.
Philippines: President Aquino Passes Cybercrime Law
President Benigno Aquino III has signed the proposed Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 into law, four months after approval at the Philippine Congress.
Will HTC License BlackBerry from RIM?
Rumors indicate that the Taiwanese smartphone manufacturer is planning to license Windows or BlackBerry for its smartphones.
Samsung Galaxy S3 Sales Hit 20 Million in 3 Months
Samsung reports having sold 20 million units of the Galaxy S3 smartphone within its first three months.
Thailand: Corporate IT Sector Makes Up 27% of Laptop, Desktop Market
628,000 laptops and 392,000 desktop computers were sold to consumers and businesses across Thailand in S2 2012, with businesses taking 27% of the market.
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