Press Releases are submitted by technology firms interested in promoting a product or service to the wider community of technology users and consumers in Trinidad and Tobago. They may be edited for form or length.
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TSTT is pleased to advise that customers should already begin to experience improved Internet browsing via computers and smart devices following...
Cable and Wireless Communications (C&W) which now operates Flow, the Caribbeanās leading communications service provider, today announced that it has secured the broadcast licence...
Columbus Business Solutions (CBS), the business to business unit of Cable & Wireless Communications, partnered with Geminare to host a Breakfast Workshop on Columbusās...
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. recently announced two new additions to its Level series of smart Bluetooth™ audio products, Samsung Level On Wireless and Samsung...
Flow wishes to advise that on Sunday 14th June 2015, broadband services were disrupted from approximately 5:30 to 10:30 pm in Trinidad, Barbados and...
With the hurricane season fast approaching, Digicel launched its new Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) product to boost the resilience of small and...
In a press release issued today, TSTT noted the following information...
Email service for tstt.net.tt email addresses to be discontinued Port of Spain, Trinidad, May...
During International Bio-diversity Day at The Green Market Santa Cruz last Saturday, several farmers were introduced to a suite of experimental smartphone apps developed...
The Cyber Crime Bill (2014) that contains provisions to charge journalists and their sources for electronic tip-offs raises deep concerns within the media profession...
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.