Gadgets

Taiwanese tech firm Asus is looking to build on the success of its Zenfone series by recently launching in the country?the third iteration of their most popular series of smartphones.

Samsung Philippines will start replacing on Oct. 1 around 6,500 defective units of the Galaxy Note 7 smartphone that have been sold in the country.

Alcatel is eyeing for a spot within the mid-range market with the new Alcatel Idol 4s smartphone

All other things being equal, Apple still makes more margin from hardware than Samsung, but materials costs are higher than in the past.

On its 40th founding anniversary, Taiwanese tech giant Acer unveiled on Sept. 17 the Aspire S7 notebook, which it described as the "world's thinnest."

The Starmobile UP Sense will be available in Starmobile concept stores, kiosks, and authorized resellers nationwide next week at P4,290.

Consumers can purchase the Vivo Y51 in Vivo?s Concept Store in SM Light Mall and in authorized resellers nationwide.

Fitbit has announced new software features to Fitbit Blaze, including extended smartphone notifications, Reminders to Move, and new clock faces.

Globe said it will facilitate the replacement of the device with a new Note 7 as soon as Samsung is able to provide the replacement units. Customers may also opt to get another preferred device if they do not want to wait for the new replacement.

Building on the popularity of its wearable devices, fitness tracker maker Fitbit has introduced two new fitness wristbands -- Fitbit Charge 2 and Fitbit Flex 2.