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Marlet D. Salazar

Marlet D. Salazar

Verified

Founder and Editor, Back End News

Manila

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Local Government , K Pop , Korean Entertainment , Korean Dramas

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Noting is off limits.

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Total articles 1243

  • Globe pushes 5G, AI adoption to better support customers

    By Marlet D. Salazar Verified| Back End News Verified Telecommunications company Globe is leaning into the power of 5G and artificial intelligence (AI) to improve customer experiences, support businesses, and help more Filipinos access digital tools. The telco reported stronger use of 5G technology and AI in its operations and services. Globe built 1,200 new sites in 2024, including 600 that support 5G.

    By Marlet D. Salazar Verified · Back End News

    Apr. 22, 2025

  • IDC: Samsung takes back top spot as global phone market shipment grows

    By Marlet D. Salazar Verified| Back End News Verified Samsung returned to the top of the global smartphone market shipment in the first quarter of 2025, according to new data from the International Data Corp. (IDC). The company was helped by steady demand for its flagship Galaxy S25 and new midrange Galaxy A36 and A56 smartphones, which offer AI features at lower prices. Shipments of Samsung devices rose in the quarter, pushing the South Korean tech company ahead of its competitors.

    By Marlet D. Salazar Verified · Back End News

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Globe pushes 5G, AI adoption to better support customers

    By Marlet D. Salazar Verified| Back End News Verified Telecommunications company Globe is leaning into the power of 5G and artificial intelligence (AI) to improve customer experiences, support businesses, and help more Filipinos access digital tools. The telco reported stronger use of 5G technology and AI in its operations and services. Globe built 1,200 new sites in 2024, including 600 that support 5G.

    By Marlet D. Salazar Verified · Back End News

    Apr. 22, 2025

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Back End News