Technology News From The Philippines
The future of mobility is electric, circular, and digital, BMW chairman and CEO Oliver Zipse said during his keynote at CES 2023, one of the largest tech trade fairs hosted annually.
From the teasers to the full-fledged official launch of its new midrange offering, Honor Philippines reported a significant spike in engagements from its social media channels driven by the curiosity of Filipino fans on the complete specifications and retail price of the Honor X9a 5G-powered premium budget smartphone.
Two weeks after its official global release, Shenzhen-based smartphone brand Honor is finally bringing the midrange Honor X9a 5G-powered handset to local shores, boasting its high durability build and display, as well as its two-day battery life.
As demand for e-commerce and prime delivery standards continues to advance in Southeast Asia, cloud-based logistics solutions provider Locad announced plans to feed $11 million it raised from its Series A round to build the region’s largest fulfillment network dedicated for the e-commerce supply chain.
Enterprises across a wide variety of industries have great hopes for the potential of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR), with market size projected to reach $451.5 billion by 2030.
While the OnePlus Nord 2T performs admirably in several areas, what the device currently lacks is a flashy feature that will make it stand out against the already packed competition.
Shenzhen-based smartphone brand Honor is set to officially release its toughest and most durable device yet — the Honor X9a 5G. This is also the brand’s first smartphone to launch in 2023 after introducing four models in Q4 2022.
Power Mac Center is officially the first authorized reseller of Apple products in the Philippines awarded with the highest Apple Premium Partnership (APP) status for its newest location at the Power Plant Mall in Makati City.
