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  1. LINK made in heaven President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. (center) with Information and Communications Secretary Henry Aguda (left) and Globe Chairman Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala join the signing of a memorandum of agreement between Globe and Starlink at Globe Tower, BGC, Taguig City on 16 January 2026.

    Globe hits full coverage with Starlink deal

    The service will allow Filipinos with standard LTE mobile phones to access data, messaging, voice calls via apps, and SMS anywhere with a clear view of the sky.

  2. (FILE PHOTO) CYBERATTACK

    Telcos urged to tighten cyber defenses

    Telecom companies are urged to urgently strengthen cybersecurity defenses as AI-driven networks, persistent APT attacks, DDoS threats, and emerging…

  3. Bitget brings Starlink to island schools

    Bitget brings Starlink to island schools

    Bitget’s Blockchain4Youth program brings high-speed Starlink satellite internet to six remote schools in Surigao del Norte, Siquijor, and Negros Oriental,…

  4. Japan sat boosts infra dev’t

    Japan sat boosts infra dev’t

    The Philippines is set to pilot Japan’s ultra-precise Michibiki satellite system in Davao City, using connected buses to detect potholes and road damage,…

  5. Ariane 6 rocket puts EU satellites in orbit

    Ariane 6 rocket puts EU satellites in orbit

    Europe’s Ariane 6 rocket successfully launched two more Galileo satellites, expanding the EU’s GPS rival network to 34 satellites and enhancing global…

  6. Globe pilots satellite service for wider reach

    Globe pilots satellite service for wider reach

    Globe Telecom pilots satellite-to-phone (Sat2Phone) technology to extend mobile connectivity to remote and underserved areas in the Philippines, bridging…

  7. PHOTOGRAPH BY TOTO LOZANO FOR DAILY TRIBUNE

    DPWH inks MoA with PhilSA

    The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) has partnered with the Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA) to use satellite imagery in monitoring…

  8. Survivors bare mass killings in Sudan

    Survivors bare mass killings in Sudan

    Fresh satellite images from Friday showed ‘no large-scale movement,’ giving them reason to believe much of the population may be ‘dead, captured, or in hiding.’

  9. Bug-onauts

    Bug-onauts

    Lithuania halts flights after smuggling balloons from Belarus, while a Russian biological satellite, Bion-M No. 2, returns to Earth carrying flies, mice, and…

  10. Esteban clinches bronze in Bahrain tournament

    Esteban clinches bronze in Bahrain tournament

    Filipino-Ivorian fencer Maxine Esteban clinched a bronze medal at the Bahrain Satellite Tournament, taking another step toward her goal of qualifying for the…