Technology

Bida moments: Why Redmi A1 is the ideal student phone

Redmi A1 is the newest entry-level phone from Xiaomi. It is a powerful and practical phone that is ideal for the daily tasks of high school students.

Accounting automation startup, Gappify, gets support from Filipino investors

Manila Angel Investors Network, the largest private investors network in the Philippines, has invested USD283,500 (PHP16.68M) in a Filipino-American-founded, accounting automation startup, Gappify.

PLDT, Smart power Universities and Colleges Basketball League

The country’s largest fully integrated network PLDT Inc. and its wireless unit Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) are powering this season’s Universities and Colleges Basketball League (UCBL).

EcoFlow: There is power in every byte

EcoFlow is a portable power station that contributes energy in most kinds of emergency situations, such as storms and more.

What to look for in a laptop this coming holiday season

The holiday (and laptop shopping) season is coming up and there’s no better time to find some new tech gear.

Mastercard Economics Institute: Consumer spending in Asia Pacific remains strong, despite rising costs

The Shifting Wallets report by the Mastercard Economics Institute looks at how consumers across the world are holding tight to habits that offer convenience, experience, or both.

Acer’s Asia-Pacific Predator League 2022 grand finals take center stage in Tokyo

The Asia-Pacific Predator League 2022 Grand Finals will take place in Tokyo, Japan, from November 11-13. This year’s event will be divided into two tournaments, featuring PUBG:BATTLEGROUNDS and Dota 2 events.

realme 10 reviewed

The new realme 10 offers a performance-packed, value-for-money smartphone for Pinoy tech enthusiasts this coming holiday season. 

Google Play Games beta on PC now available

Google Play Games beta on PC is now available in more markets including the Philippines —expanding the platform beyond mobile gaming while bringing new and exciting games for everyone to play on their PCs.