Senate Approves Senate Bill No. 1083 on Second Reading SENATE BILL – Senate Bill No. 1083 that aims to give more power to the country’s previous anti-terrorism law was approved on 2nd reading by the Senate. Senator Panfilo Lacson authored Senate Bill No. 1083 or the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020. The bill provides a clear, … Read more
Google officially unveiled its first developer preview of Android 11. Google officially launched the first developer preview of Android’s next version of its operating system, the Android 11. This, as Android 11’s new features include improved 5G support, support for new screen types, re-designed messaging interface, and improved privacy features. Android 11’s new features may … Read more
Four Officials of PhilHealth Face Charges PHILHEALTH – Four officials are facing charges due to an alleged scam despite the cleaning operation for corruption by the President to the Health Insurance Agency. Harry Roque said that some of the Health Insurance Agency officials allegedly participated in a scam of P16 million in contributions from overseas … Read more
LPU, in partnership with Tier One Entertainment, might offer its new degree in ESports this year. The Lyceum of the Philippines University (LPU) might offer its first Bachelor of Science degree in ESports in 2020. This, as the Lyceum of the Philippines University (LPU) tapped ESports and gaming talent agency Tier Once Entertainment in drafting … Read more
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip has defects, according to an early adopter. As the first batch of Galaxy Z Flip has shipped out to customers, an early adopter has claimed that the screen of Samsung Galaxy Z Flip has defects. This, after Samsung just recently launched its foldable smartphone, the Galaxy Z Flip. An early adopter, … Read more
Reading Comprehension is the Main Problem of the Students not Literacy Reading comprehension is the main problem of the students not just in Bicol but also all over the country not literacy, DepEd Secretary Briones said. Briones said that not knowing how to read does not mean the students are “no read, no write”. According … Read more
Two passengers onboard Japan cruise ship died due to COVID-19, according to media. JUST IN — Two passengers from Japan cruise ship anchored near Tokyo died because of the 2019 novel coronavirus, named COVID-19. This, as NHK on Thursday reported that the second group of passengers began disembarking after 14-days quarantined onboard. More than 620 … Read more
Let’s greet Adobe Photoshop a ‘Happy Birthday!’ Adobe on Wednesday (Thursday in the Philippines) looked back to the first version of Adobe Photoshop in honor of Photoshop’s 30th birthday. This, as Paul Trani, through Adobe Creative Cloud’s Facebook page, hosted a live stream as part of the celebration. In Adobe’s live stream, Paul Trani demonstrated … Read more
New Revelations From Coronavirus Study Carried Out in China CORONAVIRUS STUDY – A big study carried out in China made new revelations about the rampant disease. Coronavirus has not only put concerns to China but as well as the global arena. It became an international concern following several confirmed cases in several countries and the … Read more
Iran Records First Coronavirus Deaths in Middle East CORONAVIRUS DEATHS IN MIDDLE EAST – The authorities in Iran confirmed the 1st deaths in Middle East due to the novel coronavirus. The global fight against the novel coronavirus which first emerged in China continues. Everyday, the number of infected individuals increases and there are also deaths … Read more