We’ve been waiting for an OS update for our Find X Android 8.1 Oreo unit since what feels like forever. Today, OPPO finally has good news for us and for some other OPPO smartphone owners.
Shop using PayMaya till July 31 and get up to P2,650 in cashback
PayMaya, a free mobile app that you can use to pay for online and offline purchases, is giving you plenty of reasons to shop with cashback offers of up to P2,650 (about $52).
Watch: New Mobile Legends on Unity 2017 engine runs better
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, or simply MLBB, is set to get a massive upgrade following the announcement of MLBB 2.0 at the recently concluded Moonton Epicon 2019 conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
GrabFamily, GrabPet services now live in Grab app
Not long ago, transport network company Grab announced that the Bus Marketplace — a service in which you can book your bus tickets in advance — is already in its app. At least for Filipino commuters who had preregistered for it.
ABS-CBN TVplus Go review: Data-free TV on your phone or tablet
ABS-CBN announced TVplus Go last month, giving customers in the Philippines yet another option to catch their favorite local programming on their Android device.
Huawei’s Android Q-based EMUI 10.0 to be announced Aug. 9
It’s confirmed: The next EMUI version based on Android Q will be announced at the Huawei Developer Conference 2019.
When your Huawei phone is getting EMUI 9.1
If you’re a Huawei user based in the Philippines, we’re confirming this good news: As part of its commitment to provide quality service, the company is rolling out EMUI 9.1 to many of its smartphone models starting this month.
Updated list of Huawei phones that will get Android Q
Huawei will update 17 devices to Android Q amid an impending trade ban that prevents Google from selling Android licenses to the company.
Could this be Huawei OS’ international name?
Amid China’s ongoing trade war with the United States and Google’s recent suspension of Huawei’s Android license, the world’s No. 2 smartphone maker recently confirmed that it is indeed working on its own operating system in the event that it could no longer use Google’s OS for future devices.
League of Legends coming to phones, tablets — report
Mobile gamers have a reason to rejoice, as the world’s most popular PC game could be coming to smaller screens. Riot Games and China’s Tencent are rumored to be developing the mobile edition of League of Legends, according to three sources with knowledge of the matter.