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ASUS ZenScreen is a 15.6-inch monitor for people on-the-go

Daniel Morial

ASUS has been dropping a number of consumer products under their Zen line of devices. The latest to join the bunch is a 15.6-inch monitor that will please those who are in need of popping out a display whenever they need it.

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The ASUS ZenScreen is the “world’s lightest and slimmest full HD portable monitor” as the company claims due to its 8mm waistline and less than two pounds of heft. It utilizes a USB Type-C port for transmitting power and video to the display.

The display has a thin bezel of just 6.5mm making it ideal as a second monitor for your laptop or anywhere you need it. It comes with a foldable smart case which also acts as a stand — vertically or horizontally. You can also practically use a pen through the hole below the display to make the screen stand.

No exact release date yet but ASUS has already stated the ZenScreen to be priced at 269 Euro or approximately Php8,900.

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BPI announcements apply only to a limited number of individuals

Louie Diangson

BPI has just published an update clarifying the issue about the recent announcement requiring all their clients to update their information with bank.

In a statement sent to use via e-mail which was also published on the Client Updates section of bpiexpressonline.com, BPI said that their recent announcements “only apply to a limited number of individuals,” with whom they have already communicated separately. The bank also apologizes for the inconvenience it has caused.

See full statement below:

Updates of Client Information

August 30, 2016 | Updates of Client Information

Last Friday and over the weekend, BPI made two announcements requiring all our clients to update their information with us. We have subsequently received feedback from you and acknowledge that our announcements have raised concerns. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience this has caused you.

We wish to clarify that these recent announcements only apply to a limited number of individuals, with whom we have already communicated separately. Should you have questions, please visit us at the branch where you maintain your account or e-mail us at expressonline@bpi.com.ph

Thank you for your understanding and patience.

source: BPI

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BPI announcements apply only to a limited number of individuals

Louie Diangson

BPI has just published an update clarifying the issue about the recent announcement requiring all their clients to update their information with bank.

In a statement sent to use via e-mail which was also published on the Client Updates section of bpiexpressonline.com, BPI said that their recent announcements “only apply to a limited number of individuals,” with whom they have already communicated separately. The bank also apologizes for the inconvenience it has caused.

See full statement below:

Updates of Client Information

August 30, 2016 | Updates of Client Information

Last Friday and over the weekend, BPI made two announcements requiring all our clients to update their information with us. We have subsequently received feedback from you and acknowledge that our announcements have raised concerns. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience this has caused you.

We wish to clarify that these recent announcements only apply to a limited number of individuals, with whom we have already communicated separately. Should you have questions, please visit us at the branch where you maintain your account or e-mail us at expressonline@bpi.com.ph

Thank you for your understanding and patience.

source: BPI

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SSS computer glitch wipes out contributions of members

Louie Diangson

A computer glitch in the Social Security System (SSS) has wiped out the records of contributions of hundreds of thousands of members.

According to a report by ABS-CBN’s Alvin Elchico, the computer glitch occurred when the SSS digitized its records. Contributions made from 1985 to 1989 were not reflected in the SSS database, affecting hundreds of thousands of members. The SSS expects to fully fix the records by middle of 2017.

Watch the video below for the complete report.

source: ABS-CBN

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SSS computer glitch wipes out contributions of members

Louie Diangson

A computer glitch in the Social Security System (SSS) has wiped out the records of contributions of hundreds of thousands of members.

According to a report by ABS-CBN’s Alvin Elchico, the computer glitch occurred when the SSS digitized its records. Contributions made from 1985 to 1989 were not reflected in the SSS database, affecting hundreds of thousands of members. The SSS expects to fully fix the records by middle of 2017.

Watch the video below for the complete report.

source: ABS-CBN

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