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.
Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge, crafted from metal and glass
Samsung Electronics announced, on March 01, 2015 in Barcelona, Spain its entirely redefined...
On Monday, Microsoft Corp. introduced Lumia 640 and Lumia 640 XL, two new smartphones that give people greater flexibility and freedom to choose when...
Microsoft has announced that students in Trinidad and Tobago are eligible for Office 365 ProPlus from their school using a new self-service sign-up processāat...
Flow launched Advanced Video on February 20, an upgraded digital media platform available to all of its cable customers in Trinidad. Dubbed āTV you...
Chatham, Buenos Ayres, Sangre Chiquito, Cheeyou, Rancho Quemado. These are just some of the areas which did not have broadband Internet service, but are...
The Caribbean Association of National Telecommunication Organizations (CANTO) and the Internet Society have joined forces to promote Internet development and education programs in the...
Julian Wilkins, Digicel Group Head of Telecommunications Public Policy, was appointed chair of the Caribbean Association of National Telecommunication Organisations (CANTO), the leading authority...
Mobility-minded enterprises can now equip themselves with the latest in mobile security, AnyConnect for Samsung KNOX. Samsungās advanced Android platform unites with Cisco AnyConnect...
Caribbean IXP (Trinidad) Ltd. announced, yesterday, the development of the first Tier III Carrier-Neutral Telecom Hotel (or data center hosting facility), in Trinidad &...
Digicel recently launched its innovative cloud storage solution, Digicel Space, a product that allows customers to back-up and share information such as photos, videos,...
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.