What is ‘friendly’ fraud, and what is Mastercard doing about it?
Friendly fraud—technically classified as first-party fraud—occurs when a consumer disputes a legitimate charge, often claiming they did not authorize the transaction.
Author: Joel Pinaroc
DTI launches AI chatbot to simplify business licensing and frontline services
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) launching a new AI-powered digital assistant to help automate frontline services.
Taiwan extends visa-free entry for Filipinos until 2026
Taiwan is extending its visa-free entry program for Philippine passport holders until July 31, 2026.
AI reviews AI: ChatGPT and DeepSeek
What happens when two of the hottest generative AI apps take a stab at reviewing each other?
1.45 million hacking attempts targeted Philippine election system, says Comelec
1.45 million hacking attempts targeted Philippine election system, says Comelec
Converge launches new Super FiberX plans, reinforces commitment to speed, affordability, and reliability
Converge ICT Solutions has officially launched its new FiberX SFX plans, marking the latest chapter in its ongoing mission to deliver industry-leading internet service to Filipino households.
Total media blackout: How the Catholic conclave disconnects to choose the next Pope
Cardinals begin voting without phones, texts, or internet in sacred secrecy.
The Philippines now offers the Digital Nomad Visa: What it means for remote workers
To bolster the Philippines’ position as a prime destination for remote workers, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has signed into law the Digital Nomad Visa program.
China pushes ahead in robotics with marathon-running humanoids
The humanoid robot that won the race—Tien Kung Ultra—was developed in China, but the specific company behind it has not been publicly named.
South Korea leads the world in 5G speeds and network quality, according to Opensignal
Based on the Opensignal Global Network Excellence Index Q1 2025 update, South Korea has the fastest internet speeds among all countries.