Technology

TechLife Pad Lite 8” restocked after selling out online

With a sleek design, large battery, and essential features, the PHP 4,999 TechLife Pad Lite 8” is now available again in retail and e-commerce platforms.

Xiaomi Smart Band 10 reviewed

If you’re looking for a smartwatch that keeps up with your health goals, looks good on your wrist, and doesn’t need constant charging—or a big budget—the Xiaomi Smart Band 10 might be just what you need.

Dyson Supersonic r reviewed

The Dyson Supersonic r reimagines what a hair dryer can be. It’s light, powerful, smart, and genuinely enjoyable to use. If you’ve been on the fence about investing in high-end hair tech, this might be the one that finally convinces you.

Maya named Best Virtual Bank in PH for 3rd straight year

Maya, the Philippines’ #1 Digital Bank, has been recognized as the Best Virtual Bank in the country at the Asian Banking & Finance's Retail Banking Awards 2025.

Can You HackIT by IBPAP launches in Cebu, crowns Silliman University team as first champion

Can You HackIT is a groundbreaking initiative by the IT and Business Process Association of the Philippines (IBPAP). The event brought together 28 student teams from 14 schools for a week of mentorship and a high-impact, one-day hackathon designed to spotlight regional tech talent.

Canon unveils EOS / PowerShot V series tailored for today’s content creators

The new cutting-edge EOS/Powershot V Series cameras supplement Canon's existing product portfolio with new video-centered features specifically designed to address the needs of a new generation of creators.

HighLevel Inc. champions Philippine digital workforce initiative in groundbreaking partnership

The partnership represents a significant milestone for the local tech community, with HighLevel—a platform that has skyrocketed from USD1 million in 2020 revenue to USD82.7 million in 2024—recognizing the Philippines as a strategic hub for digital innovation.

PLDT Home’s first-ever hybrid modem is Always On

PLDT Home Always On features automatic LTE failover, allowing it to switch to a wireless connection whenever fiber service is disrupted.

Digital Kanto Eats: How micro foodpreneurs are going high-tech

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.