Gadgets & Gears

Advanced Persistent Threats, or APTs, will cease to exist in 2016, but they will be replaced by deeper, embedded attacks that are harder to detect and trace back to the perpetrators, experts from leading software-security company Kaspersky Lab say. 

Microsoft has ushered in the holidays with the latest Windows 10-powered devices for every person and every budget. 

Christmas is just around the corner, and the most coveted gifts of the season come in amazing, larger-than-life packages. Sharp Philippines offers its premium Aquos television sets as holiday gifts that you and your family can enjoy. 

If you’re feeling generous and practical this Christmas, flash-storage solutions pioneer SanDisk has you covered with its new lineup of memory solutions.

As the Christmas shopping rush and Manila’s monstrous traffic convince more Filipinos that it is better to shop online than head to the malls, Internet-security company Kaspersky Lab shares eight simple tips to avoid getting suckered by online scams this season. 

Microsoft continues to reassert itself this year as a leading player in the computer software and mobile-technology industry with the recent release of the newest version of its beloved suite of office applications and its latest, Windows 10-powered smartphones, both of which promise to give professionals a much easier time in doing their jobs, on and off their desktops.

Leading cybersecurity firm Symantec Corp. has announced plans to enhance its Cyber Security Services business worldwide with an investment of more than $50 million (P2.35 billion), a portion of which was used to build a new security operations center (SOC) in Singapore that was inaugurated recently.

As part of its aggressive campaign to attract technology-savvy Filipino millennials, Lenovo Philippines has added three new models to its lineup of Vibe smartphones, with one promising improved selfies, and the other two boasting of impressive batteries that can be recharged quickly.

In a world where everything is connected, we no longer operate in silos. 

The relationship between people and their digital devices is often closer than between best friends, a recent study by security-software company Kaspersky Lab and business-to-business market-research firm B2B International has found.