Automatic Centre, the oldest appliance store in the Philippines, announced that it’s closing down.
Posted inGovernment
Bitcoin now an official currency in El Salvador, the first country to do so
Bitcoin has achieved a new milestone. As of September 7, the cryptocurrency has become an official currency in El Salvador alongside the US dollar. This makes the Central American country the first to do so.
Posted inAndroid, Tech News
Infinix Hot 10i price in the Philippines revealed
Infinix brought a new entry-level smartphone in the Philippines with the new Hot 10i.
Posted inTech News
iPhone 13, Apple Watch Series 7 release date revealed
The date for one of the biggest yearly tech event has been set. The release date for the iPhone 13 series and Apple Watch Series 7 have been revealed.
Posted inTech News
OPPO sues Nokia over 5G patent infringement
Big companies filing lawsuits against each other can get either too expensive or too messy. In this case, it looks like Nokia and OPPO, who are fighting about 5G patents, will take the latter.
Posted inTech News
DOST-ASTI releases Virtual Reality Simulation Space app
The Department of Science and Technology wants you to learn, explore and discover the latest space tech available in the Philippines. One of DOST’s research and development agencies, the Advanced Science and Technology Institute, has developed a virtual reality app that lets you take a virtual tour of the ground receiving stations in Metro Manila, […]
Posted inApps/Games/Softwares, Tech News
WhatsApp iOS to Android chat history transfer tool now available
WhatsApp has finally delivered a long-awaited feature to its two billion users. First announced in August, the company has begun rolling out the ability to move chat history between iOS and Android. Specifically, the latest rollout is for migrating WhatsApp chat history from iPhones to Samsung phones. Both devices must meet a number of requirements. […]
Posted inTelecoms
DITO passed NTC’s second technical audit
Third telco DITO Telecommunity passed the National Telecommunications Commission’s (NTC) second technical audit.
Posted inPromos
Cherry air fryer, disinfecting lamps, smartphones, and more discounted at 9.9 sale
Thinking of upgrading your home appliances? Are you looking for special gizmos to help fight off viruses? Or just trying to get a brand new phone? Local brand Cherry Home and Cherry Mobile might have the one you’re looking for.
Posted inLaptops, Tech News
Huawei MateBook 14 2021 now available in the Philippines
Huawei brought the MateBook 14 2021 in the Philippines in two distinct flavors: there’s an AMD version and one for the Intel die-hards.
Posted inSocial Media
Misinformation has more engagement than real news on Facebook, study reveals
There’s no denying that fake news and misinformation are rampant on Facebook, and this new peer-reviewed study from New York University and Université Grenoble Alpes researchers confirms that.
Posted inSmartphones, Spotlight
Germany pushes for 7-year software updates, spare parts replacement
Through careful use, your phone may last for years to come. But that’s only considering its physical age. A phone arguably becomes obsolete when the phone’s manufacturer stops providing security updates, with vulnerabilities and exploits remaining unpatched and jeopardizing your privacy and digital welfare. That said, Germany is pushing for a new policy aimed at […]
Posted inAndroid, Tech News
Red Magic 6S Pro: Snapdragon 888 Plus, RGB fan, 720Hz touch sampling
Nubia’s gaming line launched a new smartphone with the Red Magic 6S Pro.
Posted iniOS, Spotlight
Apple Lightning Cable knockoff can contain keyloggers, steal passwords
If you find USB sticks, cables, or other peripherals lying around, better leave them behind. Avoid plugging them into your computer at all costs, because there’s a chance these seemingly lost items are riddled with malware. As proof of concept, a security researcher created the “OMG Cable” that looks identical to Apple’s official Lighting to […]
Posted inInternet, Smartphones
Global average price for mobile data is $4/GB, mobile traffic surged worldwide
New data presented by StockApps reveals the latest trends in mobile. Worthy of note is the fact that a gigabyte (GB) of data costs $4.07 based on the global average. At that rate, Philippine users have had it better these days than many users elsewhere, what with unli data promos and relatively cheaper volume-based subscriptions […]