A little throwback before we end this year: did you know that the very first iPod only had the capacity to store a thousand mp3 songs? Seems pretty small in comparison to the storage capacities of devices these days, but definitely a big deal when it was introduced in 2001! Source: Apple Final fun fact for 2023, but definitely not the last for #KYNATECH! Cheers to 2023 and the years hereafter, folks! 🥂 . . . #FunFactFridays #iPod #AppleIpod
About us
Solutions by design and technology. We focus on human experience in a highly digitized world.
- Website
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https://kynatech.ph/
External link for Kynatech
- Industry
- Information Technology & Services
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2011
- Specialties
- Web Development, Mobile App Development, Online Stores, Online Booking, Enterprise Software Development, and Design & Branding Solutions
Employees at Kynatech
Updates
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QR codes or ‘Quick Response’ codes were invented in 1994 by Japanese engineer Masahiro Hara after he was tasked to create a new 2D code system capable of tracking automotive industry components. Source: DENSO X We’re almost at the end of the year, but the fun tech facts persist! Follow #KYNATECH here or on Instagram @kynatechph for more! . . . #FunFactFridays #QRCode #QR #MasahiroHara
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Okay, but can you believe that 2023 is almost over? But guess what, those business and tech trends that the pros predicted way back in January are still totally shaping the e-commerce scene! Click on the images and see 3 of the trends that have shaped the e-commerce landscape in 2023! Ready to take your business’s journey to new heights? We’re here to help! Reach out to us for free here: [email protected] #WebDevelopment #WebDevelopmentPH #DigitalTransformation
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Ever wondered why the keys on modern keyboards aren’t arranged alphabetically? Well, it turns out, the QWERTY keyboard was specifically designed to solve a common typewriter problem—jamming. Source: Study More quirky facts to end your week on a fun note with #KYNATECH! Follow us on Instagram @kynatech.ph for more. . . . #FunFactFridays #QWERTY #QWERTYKeyboard #ModernKeyboard
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Curious to see just how crucial fast load times are for online businesses? Well, according to Microsoft’s latest data, at least 45% of users exit a website if it takes longer than 3 seconds to load! Discover more web and tech facts and get your own journey in the right track with #KYNATECH! ⚡️🚀 . . . #WhyWebWednesday #WebWednesdays
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There are goals to be achieved, legacies to be made, and opportunities to grab. Let’s go get them! 🌞💪🏻 #MondayMorningsWithKYNA #MondayMotivation
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To our beloved departed, you will never be forgotten. KYNATECH stands in solidarity in remembering our dearly departed this #Undas2023.
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You know Gigabyte and probably heard of Terabyte as well, but do you know that there is also a Petabyte, a data storage capacity equal to 1,000 Terabytes! To put this in perspective, a Petabyte is said to be capable of storing the entire written works of mankind—from the beginning of our recorded history and across languages! 🤯 Source: TechTarget Mind-blowing tech and brand facts with #KYNATECH! Follow us on Instagram @kynatech.ph for more! . . . #FunFactFridays #Petabyte #DataStorage #WebData
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Slow internet? Not at NASA! Based on recent speed tests, the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, one of NASA’s high-internet facilities, boasts a blazing internet speed of approximately 100 gigabits—100,000 times faster than the average internet speed at home! Source: XTrium Cap the week off with interesting tech and brand facts with #KYNATECH! . . . #FunFactFridays #InternetSpeed #Internet #HighSpeedInternet #NASAInternet
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Apparently, the word “technology” is NOT a contemporary word! It dates back to the time of Aristotle, who coined the Greek term “technologia” to refer to ‘productive science’, a type of scientific knowledge. Source: San Jose State University Bits of tech and brand facts, served by our team here at #KYNATECH! . . . #FunFactFridays #Technology #TechnologyEtymology
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