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According Inquirer.net:
The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) on saturday announced a new “per pulse” rate for voice calls on cellular phones which would make billing more reflective of the real costs of a call.
Under the new rates, telecom firms will be allowed to charge a “flag down” rate of P3 for the first two pulses, or [...]

I was watching TV yesterday while switching channels, I saw a feature over at Jessica Soho reports about Text Clans. Its my first time to hear it.
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I googled about text clan and I found an article about it made by a Text Clan member.

Ummm.. I think there’s something wrong with this sentence…
 
“You can’t connect before register an available network” You’ll see this when using Smart Bro and signal you don’t have.

Smart is giving its consumers 2 ways to watch the live stream of the anticipated Pacquiao-Cotto fight this Sunday (Philippines) for FREE.. with NO COMMERCIAL BREAKS!

First, If you have a Nokia N77 or Nokia N96, use Smart myTV. Tune in to myTV Prime.

Thanks to Amazon for mapping out places here in the Philippines where 3G, EDGE, or at least GPRS connection is available.

 
Just wondering how Amazon will be able to provide free connection to Kindle users here in the Philippines.

Cignal TV has just formally been launched in Mindanao.

Cignal TV is a product and service that provides direct-to-home (DTH) satellite TV. But the difference with ordinary DTH products is that cignal TV gives the viewers crystal clear, 100% Digital viewing experience.

A lot of companies are now using the micro-blogging and social networking platform called Twitter. Here in the Philippines, I’ve been seeing some major companies using twitter to provide better customer service. Like Smart Communications.
 

SmartCares is Smart’s official twitter account and I’ve been following it for more than a month now.

Globe contracted NESIC Philippines to see which between Smart Broadband and Globe Broadband is the fastest broadband provider…

The measurements are in Kbps, which means kilo-bits per second, so the numbers up there represent the amount per thousand bits being sent per second. A bit is the most basic measurement of data. The blue colored fonts [...]