Thinking of setting up a cinema room in your home but don’t want to deal with the known issues of a projector? Well, why not go with this latest from TCL, the 115-inch X955 smart TV.
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Bringing power banks on an airplane? Here are the things you should know
Power banks are a great and convenient thing to have when traveling since you can charge your phone or tablet wherever you go. Thanks to these portable batteries, you no longer have to look for an outlet in the airport and stand beside your gadget while your device is charging. However, you may have noticed […]
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Gadget restrictions and policies in PH airplanes
You need to know the basics when traveling by air, especially if it’s your first time. One crucial restriction you need to know is regarding the gadgets and peripherals you’re allowed to carry on your bag or check in on your luggage. Different countries may also have different policies on which items are allowed to […]
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A day in the life with the vivo Y28 and its 6,000mAh battery
I’ve reviewed a bunch of vivo phones over the years and the majority of them share one impressive – and surprisingly underrated – feature: battery life. Most of those smartphones last impressively long on a single charge, whether it’s from the premium vivo V series, or even from the budget-oriented Y-series, like the one I’ll […]
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PC gamers are using controllers 3x more often — Steam
When it comes to PC gaming, the mouse and keyboard combo remains the preferred input device. However, controller usage among players is on the rise on PC. Digital video game storefront and launcher Steam recently released some data showing a significant increase in the use of controllers by PC gamers. Since 2018, the daily average […]
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Neuralink patient claims brain implant improved his gaming skills
If you are fond or have at least heard of the anime “Sword Art Online,” you might have probably reacted that it would be awesome if one day we could immerse in video games with just our minds. Well, it seems like we are closer to achieving something similar what with a patient who has […]
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Globe warns Filipinos against use of illegal signal boosters
Globe Telecom has advised its customers to refrain from owning and using cellular mobile repeaters, portable cell sites, or any other devices used for amplifying cellular signal for better reception. The company stated that signal boosters sold without government approval can degrade mobile signal quality in surrounding areas, leading to network disruption and issues such […]
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Apple third-party screen, battery replacements will no longer disable features
Apple revealed in its white paper, “Longevity, by Design,” that it will loosen some of its restrictions on third-party repairs. The tech giant plans to provide software support for third-party replacement screens and batteries installed in iPhones later this year. This change means that features such as battery health and True Tone will remain functional […]
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InDrive resumes operations, implements fare matrix compliance
InDrive, the new ride-hailing service provider, has finally resumed operations after a six-month suspension. The LTFRB officially lifted the cease and desist order against InDrive, after it removed its controversial price-haggling feature, which was against the guidelines of the fare matrix system used by transportation network vehicle service (TNVS) operators. The fare matrix system takes […]
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PH secures Php16 billion World Bank loan for digital infra project
The Philippine Digital Infrastructure Project (PDIP) has secured USD$288 million (or over Php16 billion) in funding from the World Bank, following its approval from the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA). Presented by the Department of Information and Communications Technology, the initiative aims to improve the broadband connectivity across the Philippines, with a focus on […]
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Ragnarok: Rebirth now available for FREE on Android and iOS
Gravity is capitalizing on its well-known franchise by expanding the 3D MMORPG Ragnarok universe with a new game, Ragnarok: Rebirth. Ragnarok: Rebirth joins a series of mobile titles based on this franchise, including Ragnarok Origin, Ragnarok Arena, and Ragnarok 20 Heroes. Another recent release is Ragnaron Vertical. Ragnarok: Rebirth gameplay and features Ragnarok: Rebirth aims […]
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vivo T3 Lite: Dimensity 6300 CPU, 90Hz HD+ display, 5000mAh battery
vivo has released the vivo T3 Lite abroad. Like its predecessors, we may never see it here in the Philippines, but it’s still interesting to check out as it shows what kind of upcoming entry-level device the company has in store for us.
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New OnePlus Watch 2 variant launched in China
OnePlus has unveiled the OnePlus Watch 2 in China, featuring a new design with an aluminum alloy case. This model differs slightly from the stainless steel version that was introduced earlier this year in India and other global markets. The OnePlus Watch 2 retains many of the specifications of the original version, including a 1.43-inch […]
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TechLife Pad price in the Philippines revealed
realme sub-brand TechLife introduces a new competitor in the budget tablet segment in the Philippines, right in time for the upcoming back-to-school season. Meet the new TechLife Pad.
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Microsoft discontinues underwater data centers
As of 2024, Microsoft no longer has active data centers underwater. If you recall, the tech giant had its experimental research and development called Project Natick. It was first proposed in 2013 to determine how an underwater farm server could help reduce cooling costs while promoting environmental sustainability. The first prototype was deployed during the […]