Canon Philippines has introduced the EOS C50, a compact cinema camera that targets professional filmmakers and content creators who require high-quality production in a portable setup.
Signify Philippines, formerly known as Philips Lighting, closed the year by recognizing its distributors and presenting updates on several product lines that drove its market performance in 2025.
The partnership, formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed on November 27 at the DOT headquarters in Makati, is aimed at helping local businesses adopt digital payment tools and providing travelers with more seamless and secure cashless options.
Food delivery platform foodpanda Philippines has teamed up with EastWest Bank and Visa to roll out a new co-branded credit card designed to give users higher cashback returns on food deliveries and everyday spending.
The realme C85 5G offers strong build quality, long battery life, and useful AI features that help justify its higher entry-level price, though its slower chipset, low-resolution display, and limited gaming performance hold it back.
Canon Marketing Philippines has launched the EOS R6 Mark III, its latest hybrid mirrorless camera designed for photographers and content creators, featuring notable upgrades in resolution, speed, and video capabilities.
Pixel, the content creator platform developed by Eplayment, has released the agenda for its upcoming Pixel Loot Fair, which will run on November 29–30, 2025.
ManageEngine, the enterprise IT management division of India-based Zoho Corporation, is strengthening its foothold in the Philippines as local organizations accelerate digital transformation.
Fujifilm Philippines has expanded its X Series lineup with the launch of the Fujifilm X-T30 III, a lightweight mirrorless camera that brings faster performance, improved autofocus, and enhanced video capabilities to hobbyists and seasoned creators alike.
Global payments giant Visa has rolled out a new contactless payment option in the Philippines through the integration of Visa debit and credit cards with Google Pay, allowing Filipinos to tap their smartphones for everyday transactions.
