Before we prepare ourselves for the next Tigum Bol-anon sa Tibuok Kalibutan (TBTK) this year. Let us reminisce at the last TBTK. Here are some mementos to remember it by: Full Article

The “DUO”, a wireless digital pen mouse , is an innovative convergence product which provides both mouse and pen functions on all usual laptop and desktop computers at the most economical price Full Article

A world-class musical drama by a community theater rendered at the foot of the centuries old watchtower is the latest in culture and history pedagogy now making a hit in Bohol. Here, a community Full Article

The music scene here in Bohol have certainly evolved. From listening only to foreign bands in the past, Boholanos are now enjoying not just national bands but locally as well. Evidence of this is the Full Article

The NETTOP ng BAYAN is by far the cheapest desktop unit ever. It is a collaboration between Intel and the Commission On Information and Communications Technology (CICT), bringing down the basic PC Full Article

The Gigabyte has introduced a new hybrid tablet, the M912V, which is halfway from a UMPC and a netbook. It sports a swivel touch screen display with an 180° rotation angle. Its Specifications are: Full Article

IF plans do not miscarry, news reports filed at city paper or radio editorial desks would come from designated community information officers. This as Bohol Association of United Development Full Article

The Lenovo ThinkPad X301 will be released on August 27, as announced by Lenovo Philippines. The X301 is an upgrade of the ThinkPad X300 which was released earlier in April of this year. Lenovo has Full Article

Dell’s answer to the Eee, formerly dubbed the Dell E and E slim series, is now officially called the Dell Inspiron 910 (aka Mini Inspiron). It is reported to be released on August 22 with a Full Article

OTHER than the cheap rice, Boholanos also get part of the Katas ng EVAT in rice seed subsidies. Here, farmers are now planting high yielding rice varieties this cropping season as the government Full Article

Coastal towns are now contributing money which are needed for the implementation of the marine laws through the Coastal Law Enforcement Council. While the provincial government has funds for the Full Article