For many Android users, the common way of checking all the available apps in their smartphones is to open the app drawer. Simply swipe from the bottom of the home screen, then the app drawer appears. However, some apps may not be found in the drawer. Some may be deliberately hidden in your phone for […]
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How to turn your old smartphone into a dedicated music player
We all love our smartphone devices for all the things they can do—simultaneously, even, for high-end rigs. But as time goes by, even what once was the most expensive and fastest device can easily be forgotten as newer and more capable devices come along to contend it.
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LIST: Valid IDs in the Philippines
In a world where anyone could be anybody simply out of a personal claim, fraudulence is bound to be rampant, and society will crumble into corruption. Without being overly dramatic, deceit would at least be common.
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What to do when your smartphone freezes
Smartphones, amazing and powerful as they are, sometimes turn into expensive paperweights when they freeze and stop responding to user input. If yours suddenly freeze, here are some things you can do to make your smartphone work again. #1 Wait It can be frustrating to have your work or routine disrupted when your phone becomes […]
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How to stay safe when buying and selling on Facebook Marketplace
More than five years since its launch, Facebook Marketplace has become a top online platform for buying and selling in the Philippines. Its rise in popularity and usage is hardly surprising, as its deep integration with the largest social network provides a level of convenience that the competition struggles to match, let alone surpass. But […]
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BlackBerry to end support for legacy devices on Jan. 4
Despite being declared dead multiple times before, the BlackBerry brand was revived and produced multiple smartphones over the past few years. When the company shifted its focus to the Android operating system, legacy BlackBerry devices continue to be supported. But that’s only until this week. Beginning January 4, devices running on BlackBerry 7.1, PlayBook OS […]
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AYANEO 2021 Pro with Ryzen R7 chip now in the Philippines
Thanks to local gaming stores like DataBlitz, we’re now seeing more and more handheld PCs here in the Philippines. Now, the retailer also brought the AYANEO 2021 Pro in the country.
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MIUI 13 update schedule and supported devices
Xiaomi has introduced its latest mobile interface, the MIUI 13.
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Xiaomi Watch S1, TWS Earphones 3 unveiled
Xiaomi recently held a big event to release new flagship hardware. The company pretty much covered all categories as they also release the Watch S1 and TWS Earphones 3.
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Xiaomi 12X: 120Hz AMOLED display, Snapdragon 870, 67W charging
Xiaomi has released its flagship 12 series. There are three members on this line, one of them is the 12X.
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Xiaomi 12, 12 Pro: Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, LTPO display, 120W charging
Xiaomi has introduced its latest flagship phones. The latest Xiaomi 12 and 12 Pro boasts high-end features and are one of the firsts to use Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset.
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Converge ICT used satellites to connect Siargao island after the typhoon
Converge ICT used very small aperture terminals (VSAT) satellites in Siargao after the typhoon Odette hit the area to help the island have an emergency internet connection.
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Esports High School in Japan opening in April 2022
Do you like playing video games competitively? Do you see it as a full-time profession? Then you might want to invest and move to Japan to enroll in the upcoming Esports High School.
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OPPO A11s: Snapdragon 460, 5000mAh battery, 90Hz display
OPPO introduces a brand new entry-level smartphone, the A11s.
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Chrome settings you need to change to stop Google from tracking you
Whether you’re sharing or sending sensitive information online or not, it’s still creepy when your browser is tracking your online activities, even if it’s for ad purposes. If you’re using Chrome, here are some of the settings you must be on the lookout for so Google doesn’t keep tabs on your online movements.