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Technology firm Lenovo introduced several artificial intelligence (AI)-powered personal computer concepts at the Mobile World Congress 2026, including modular…
When Honor invited us to Pampanga’s Tutulari Avatar Gorge for their “Honor Toughest Trail” Challenge, the goal was simple:…
Huawei unveiled three new devices in the Philippines, expanding its lineup of foldable smartphones, tablets, and audio wearables. The…
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ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) expanded its Strix OLED lineup with three new 27-inch monitors: the XG27AQDMG Gen2 (XG27AQDMGR),…
Consumer electronics brand Xiaomi is expanding its artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) ecosystem in the Philippines with a new…
ASUS spotlighted the future of its compact computing platform by unveiling the ASUS NUC 16 Pro, the newest addition…
Peripherals brand Logitech G has brought its G321 LIGHTSPEED wireless gaming headset to the Philippines, offering local gamers a…
Technology brand Xiaomi has launched a new lineup of flagship smartphones and smart devices in the Philippines following their…
Apple has introduced the MacBook Neo, a new laptop priced at $599 that lowers the cost of entering the…
Google is introducing new features on Google Play aimed at expanding how players discover and access paid games across devices. One of the updates is a “buy once, play anywhere” option that allows players to purchase select paid games a single and access them across Android devices and Windows PCs through Google Play Games.With the feature, a supported game bought on mobile will also be available on PC, allowing players…
