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Above: Samsung's award winning new Smart TV. Photo courtesy Samsung.
Samsung Electronics announced it has won a CES 2016 Best of Innovation Award in the...
As we approach 2016, almost every business enterprise seems to have identified, enhanced operational efficiency and cost control as top priorities in the coming...
Above:Ā Indigisoundsā Johann Chuckaree (left) and David Chow receive the award for Young Service Provider Award of the year TTCSI Director, Mrs. Lorraine Pouchet. Photo...
Digicel Group has acquired a majority interest in Paymaster, theĀ premier payments company in Jamaica, for an undisclosed sum, it was announced today.
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Schneider Electric, a global specialist in energy management and automation, recently announced it has been recognized as a leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide...
Digital news outlet, Loop Trinidad was the premier media partner during the annual American Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAM) T&T membership appreciation reception Ā in early...
Based on its recent analysis of the data communications services market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes C&W Business, part of C&W Communications, with the 2015...
Telecommunications provider, Digicel, has announced a five year contract with the Government of Barbados valued at US$2.4M to provide it with an advanced Wide...
According to Alcatel Onetouch, Latin America and the Caribbean face major challenges with a slowdown in purchases in the market for mobile devices due...
Above:Ā Digicel's new DL1000 smartphone. Image courtesy Digicel.
Telecommunications company Digicel is adding the sleek, sexy DL1000 handset to its line of DL smartphones.Ā The launch of...
Government leaders from Estonia, CuraƧao, Jamaica, the Cayman Islands, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines pressed the case for closer collaboration between the public and private sectors on national digital priorities.
While social platforms make it easy for crimes to cross borders and infiltrate households, law enforcement remains limited by the transnational agreements that enable effective policing across borders.