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View PostiPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max start at $1,099 / ₱94,990 — and the camera is finally getting serious
Straight out of Cupertino, California, Apple just dropped the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max alongside its first foldable, the iPhone Duo. This year, it’s all about giving you actual pro-level camera controls and enough storage to hold a lifetime of 4K video. If you’ve been holding out for a major leap, the new A20 Pro chip and a true variable aperture on the 48-megapixel Fusion Main camera might just be the reason to finally upgrade.
Read MoreApple iPhone Duo: The foldable iPhone is finally here, priced from $1,999 / ₱159,990
It’s here. After years of speculation, patent filings, and industry whispers, Apple has finally unveiled its boldest product since the Vision Pro. Unlike the company’s first foray into the VR headset market — and the first iPhone Air, which didn’t sell quite as well as expected — this one will likely enjoy a longer lifespan and see plenty of future iterations.
Read MoreXPENG sets Sept. 25 PH launch with X9, L03 presales amid global humanoid robot push
XPENG‘s long-awaited Philippine debut finally has a date. The Chinese mobility company is officially bringing its smart electric vehicles to the country on Sept. 25. Headlining the launch are two models: the XPENG X9, an ultra-intelligent flagship seven-seater MPV, and the XPENG L03, a next-generation AI SUV coupé.
Read MoreAnker soundcore’s 9.9 deals in PH come with freebies you’ll actually want
It’s already pushing 4 p.m. on Sept. 9, but if you thought you missed the boat on today’s sales in the Philippines, don’t panic — you still have time to take advantage of some worthwhile deals even after midnight. The tricky part? Cutting through inflated “discounts” and pointless bundle fillers to find deals that are actually worth your money. But Anker soundcore is dropping some serious hardware deals across Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop, and it’s backing them up with freebie add-ons that make sense.
Read MoreHUAWEI Pura X View: World’s first wide nonfoldable phone starts at $894
If you’ve ever looked at a foldable phone and thought you only really wanted the wide cover screen without the fragile hinge, the newly launched HUAWEI Pura X View is exactly the unit you’ve been waiting for.
Read MoreAnker’s big rebrand: One name for charging, audio, AI, and the smart home
For nearly 15 years, Anker Innovations has built its technology empire through a collection of specialized brands: Soundcore for earbuds and headphones, Eufy for robot vacuums and security cameras, Solix for home energy, and EufyMake for creative tools. Now, it’s pulling them all under one roof.
Read MoreBest‑performing Android phones and tablets in August 2026
A new month means a fresh batch of Antutu performance charts. The benchmark authority has released its rankings for August 2026, offering a clear look at which Android devices pushed hardware the furthest over the past month.
Read MorePOCO F9 Ultra, F9 Pro launched: The value brand gets expensive
POCO has announced the new POCO F9 Series — and the prices are jaw-dropping. And, no, we don’t mean that in a good way. We mean they’re jaw-droppingly high, squarely in the territory of what other premium flagships in 2026 cost these days.
Read MorePower Mac Center is finally on Lazada — just in time for the iPhone 18
Buying an Apple device online is one thing. Buying one that costs ₱80,000 (roughly $1,281) or more is another. Power Mac Center has officially launched its digital storefront on Lazada’s LazMall, giving Filipino shoppers another authorized place to buy Apple hardware without wondering who, exactly, is on the other side of the checkout button.
Read MoreNvidia puts $3.5 billion into MediaTek as custom AI chip race heats up
Nvidia‘s latest major AI bet isn’t another monstrous graphics processing unit. Instead, the company announced Monday, Aug. 31, that it is pouring $3.5 billion (around ₱218.6 billion) into Taiwanese chip designer MediaTek through convertible bonds. The move signals a major expansion of a partnership that already stretches across PCs, automotive software, and data centers, giving Nvidia a fresh pathway to extend its dominance beyond the silicon it designs in-house.
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