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From trending discussion on “situationships”, “icks” and “red flag” roulettes, to the unwritten rules of “soft” and “hard” launching, TikTok has created a new digital dating rulebook.
[Cover image generated using ChatGPT] Do your children use ChatGPT for schoolwork? As a child of the 80’s raising my…
When do we stop playing catch-up and start innovating? A look at the Filipino game development scene
Gaming has become a cornerstone of modern life, weaving itself into the fabric oftechnological innovation and shaping global pop culture.…
For over a decade, ride-hailing apps have been a mainstay in the Philippine ecosystem, with Grab, known as GrabTaxi at the time, being the first to operate in August 2013.
Oftentimes, you’d see this phrase being shared in Filipino social media circles, whether it’s TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, or even Twitter from time to time.
Whatever happened to lying and cheating for money and power, oh wait, that still happens
Filipinos have long carried this unique cultural quirk called “Pinoy Pride.”
Successful female streamers like Pokimane, Valkyrae, and Amouranth may leverage their looks, but they don’t stop there.
I’m giving up on some of these negative habits that I’ve noticed I tend to gravitate towards over the years.
The third installment of the Howlers Manila Cosplay & Music Festival just concluded last Saturday, December 7, and all things considered, I’m kind of curious about how the first two even came into fruition or how it grew to what it is now.
For decades, the narrative surrounding businesses has been simple: companies exist to generate profit.
As the internet has progressed over the years, we’ve become too eager to air grievances on social media at the click of a button, often without thinking twice.