Product Reviews
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Review | Oppo F3 Plus ‘selfie expert’ smartphone
Is the Oppo F3 Plus selfie smartphone worthy of its P23,990 price tag?
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Review | Lenovo K6 Note smartphone
Considering the price of the Lenovo K6 Note (under P12,000), the long battery life, a capable performer, and that beautiful screen, it wouldn't be hard...
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Review | Samsung Galaxy A5 (2017) smartphone
The Galaxy A5 2017 lets you partially have the S7 experience but at a lesser price tag.
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Review | Vivo V5 Lite smartphone
The V5 Lite's design is all too familiar. For the untrained eye, the Vivo V5 Lite can pass as the iPhone 6 Plus.
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Review | Samsung Galaxy Gear S3 Frontier smartwatch
At first glance, the Samsung Gear S3 Frontier can pass for a standard rugged sports watch. Samsung designed the Gear S3 with a classic design...
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Review | Huawei Mate 9 dual lens smartphone
The debate about whether smartphones can surpass DSLRs or mirrorless systems can be put to rest now.
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Review | Alcatel Pixi Plus Power smartphone
It’s a phone and a powerbank at the same time and runs Android Marshmallow out of the box.
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Review | Alcatel Shine Lite smartphone
The Shine Lite is definitely one of the better designed mid-ranger below P10,000.00
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Review | World’s thinnest laptop Acer Swift 7
The biggest selling point of the Acer Swift 7 is its very thin profile. Measuring at just less than 1 centimeter at its thickets, it...
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Review | Promate Comex Bluetooth speaker
The Promate Conex Bluetooth speaker is an excellent choice to start your home entertainment system. The dual stereo speakers produce HD-quality sounds, allowing for a...
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Gov’t seeking P422M for single portal for permits, online services
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Samsung PH intros Gear VR headset and Gear 360 wireless camera
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Solon: LTFRB punishing ride-hailing firms but not abusive taxis
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Comebacking Nokia bares first model of new generation smartphones
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US, Singapore tech gurus visit Palawan to help digital transformation of PH firms
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AMD unleashes world’s ‘most advanced’ consumer graphics cards
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