Cash won’t vanish overnight. But its role is shrinking fast, as QR codes and NFC slowly redefine the way Filipinos move money. For many, the real choice won’t be whether to go cashless—but which way.
Fintech has been one of the fastest-moving tech sectors, marked by rapid innovation and widespread adoption, and one thing is clear: fintech will continue to evolve and play a vital role in our increasingly digital economy.
Across cities and barangays, micro foodpreneurs are going cashless. Where coins once ruled, laminated GCash and Maya QR codes now hang proudly on stalls. It’s fast, secure, and perfect for a generation that might not carry change but never forgets their phone.
Through dump accounts and private circles, Gen Z proves that authenticity and privacy are still possible online, just not in the places we were told to look.
The world of tech has evolved rapidly over the last 25 years, and it’s not slowing down. Whether it’s AI, XR, or biotech, the future of tech is full of promise. And as always, we’ll be here to explore it with you.
Let's keep it real: in the Philippines, power outages are part of the package—sometimes even without a storm looming on the horizon. But when the dark clouds do roll in, so should your tech prep game.
We’re used to thinking of resilience as physical—go bags, waterproof gadgets, emergency kits. But resilience in the digital age is also about visibility. Because if no one sees your post, your voice doesn’t reach the people who can help. In crisis, your survival might come down to whether the algorithm notices your call for help or scrolls past it.
From disaster prediction and prevention to emergency response and recovery, new tech is helping humanity confront natural disasters with greater resilience and preparedness.