HONOR has been steadily carving out a niche in the Philippines with models built to take a beating, and its latest release, the HONOR 600S, pushes that formula further. Officially launched in the country, the midrange phone pairs an 8,100mAh battery with a rugged build that seems designed for people who would rather not treat their smartphone like a fragile piece of glass.
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Read MoreNTC proposes tighter rules for secondhand, refurbished phones
Buying a used phone in the Philippines can sometimes feel like buying a secondhand car without getting to look under the hood. You check the screen. You test the cameras. You peek at the battery health. Maybe you punch in the IMEI number and ask the seller, “Boss, sure ka bang wala itong problema?” (“Boss, are you sure this doesn’t have any issues?”)
Read MoreYashica teases Y16 Pocket Camera, a 12MP digital nod to a 1959 classic
Nostalgia remains a powerful force in the camera world, and Yashica is expertly tapping into its rich archives to bring its beloved classics back to life. Hot on the heels of the viral FUNtastic keychain camera craze, the historic imaging brand is now dipping back into its mid-century archives for the upcoming Yashica Y16 Pocket Camera, a 12-megapixel digital reimagining of a very niche 16mm film shooter from 1959.
Read MoreYashica expands FUNtastic Keychain Camera lineup with 4 new designs
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Read MoreQualcomm unveils Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 lineup; Xiaomi gets it first
Qualcomm unveiled its next generation of smartphone silicon at its annual Snapdragon Summit. Moving to an ultra-efficient 2nm process, the company is splitting its latest flagship platform into two distinct tiers: the top-of-the-line Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 and the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6.
Read MoreReddit dodges PH block with temporary lifeline, but Discord now banned
The Philippines’ cybercrime agency is walking back its threat to restrict two major social platforms — at least for one of them.
Read MoreAUKEY Power Rush: Get a free power bank on Sept. 26 — if you beat the line
Anyone who has watched a laptop battery tick down to 4% while working out of a packed café knows the sinking feeling of scanning the walls only to find every outlet taken. High-output battery packs used to be heavy, specialized gear relegated to video crews and field engineers. Today, with power-hungry silicon inside our phones, handheld consoles, and work machines, carry-on power is standard everyday carry.
Read MoreXiaomi 18 Pro Series launches Sept. 23 with 2nm chipset, privacy display, 200MP cameras
Xiaomi is pulling out all the stops for its next flagship push. The company has confirmed that the Xiaomi 18 Pro Series will go official in its native China on Sept. 23. Between an incoming 2nm processor, 200-megapixel sensors, sizable batteries, and a rather divisive display feature, it looks like Xiaomi is throwing everything at the wall for its late-2026 flagship lineup.
Read MoreDICT’s new dashboard lets you check free Wi-Fi sites across PH
We’ve all been there: staring at a smartphone in a public plaza, technically connected to a free government network, but unable to load a single webpage. Now, the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) is giving Filipinos a way to see what’s happening with the Philippines’ public Wi-Fi network.
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