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.
The Board of Directors of Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (TSTT) today announced the appointment of Mr. Ronald Walcott as the new...
Digicel today announced that it has acquired majority ownership and control of St. Lucia-based International Media Content Ltd., parent company of regional sports broadcaster,...
Digicel has received the required approvals from Government and regulatory authorities with regard to its purchase of a submarine fibre network across the Caribbean...
The Business District is Jamaicaās first private serviced office complex. Renting fully-furnished offices ā physical and virtual ā as specified by its clients, these...
Microsoft recently announced a long-term partnership with Esheās Learning Centre, an institution established in Woodbrook over 30 years ago to provide differently-abled children with...
The Private Sector Forum of the UN SIDS conference closed on Sunday with Digicel Chairman, Denis OāBrien, calling for an undersea cable from Papua...
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. introduced Ā the first curved ultra high definition (UHD) television to Trinidad and Tobago tonight as part of their robust line...
Chukka Caribbean Adventures is one of the regionās leading action adventure tour companies, with locations in Belize, Jamaica and the Turks and Caicos Islands....
Microsoft Office, the most popular productivity tool in the history of computing, celebrates 25 years of service to users around the world, after the...
Three organisations at the forefront of Information and Communications Technology in Trinidad and Tobago are working together to host a seminar on the issue...
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.