HONOR is moving beyond smartphones.
With a new logo and broader brand identity, the company is positioning AI phones, foldables, Agentic OS, AiMAGE, and connected devices as part of an open AI ecosystem designed around more seamless human-device interaction.
Filipino game developers took center stage at PGDX 2026.
With PLDT Home supporting the event as its official broadband partner, local creators showcased how technology, cultural storytelling, and reliable connectivity are helping Philippine games reach wider audiences.
Globe is giving parents a more structured way to manage their children’s mobile connectivity.
GPlan Junior combines calls, texts, data, selected unlimited apps, GlobeOne usage monitoring, and a GCash Jr. incentive in a postpaid line designed for dependents aged 7 to 20.
Apple Pay is now available in the Philippines for eligible Visa and Mastercard credit and debit cards. Cardholders can add supported cards to Apple Wallet and make contactless, in-app, and online payments through an iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad, or Mac, with transactions protected by device authentication, dynamic security codes, and tokenized card information.
Recognizing the vital role women play in driving entrepreneurship and local economic growth, SM Supermalls continues to strengthen its support for women entrepreneurs through the Women Strong Network Hybrid Trade Fairs.
The Adventures of Elliot looks impressive and can be fun, but sadly it does not make the best impression for action RPGs. Overall, it’s great for a weekend play.
TCL has retained its position at the top of the Philippine panel TV market for a third consecutive year.
The brand also led global shipments of 75-inch-and-above TVs and Mini LED TVs in 2025, while its new SQD-Mini LED technology signals the next step in its premium display strategy.
Business owners need faster access to the right financial information.
EastWest’s new ECHO AI chatbot helps entrepreneurs explore cash management solutions for collections, payments, payroll, and cash flow, then connects them with a bank representative for more personalized support.
The technologies we use every day aren’t shaped by consumer demand, innovation, or product designers alone. Policymakers, chip manufacturers, trade negotiators, environmental pledges, AI investments—all these typically unseen forces ultimately influence what ends up being in our hands. If you want to know what the next great tech will look like, don’t just look at product leaks and launches. Make sure to also watch what’s happening in the world.