• Features

    HONOR Magic V6: This Foldable Phone Might Finally Be Built to Last

    Foldable phones have come a long way, but durability is still one of the biggest questions surrounding them. The HONOR Magic V6 is taking that concern head-on, pairing its slim design with a reinforced hinge, water and dust resistance, a large battery, and flagship-level hardware. HONOR Philippines has launched the Magic V6 locally, with pre-orders running from August 25 to September 4, 2026 for Php 119,999. “The future of foldable technology is about pushing boundaries without asking users to compromise,” said Stephen Cheng, Vice President of HONOR Philippines. “With the HONOR Magic V6, we set out to deliver a foldable experience that brings together a refined design and dependable durability.”…

  • Features

    SHIFT THE GAME: Acer Day Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary

    Acer marks a defining year with the 10th anniversary of Acer Day, unveiling SHIFT THE GAME as this year’s rallying theme across the Asia-Pacific region. The celebration coincides with Acer’s 50th year as a technology company, making 2026 one of the most significant chapters in the brand’s history. SHIFT THE GAME speaks to a generation unwilling to be boxed in by convention. It’s a call for creators, gamers, young innovators, and everyday dreamers across the region to stop waiting for permission, take ownership of their paths, and challenge the norms that shape culture, work, and play. It’s a mindset rooted in thinking differently and creating boldly.In the Philippines, Acer Day…

  • Features

    Can’t Make It Home? How to Send Condolences to a Filipino Wake

    A relative, friend or former colleague has died in the Philippines, and you cannot make it to the wake. For Filipinos living abroad, this can happen rather easily. The news arrives with little warning, flights are expensive, and getting leave from work at short notice is another matter entirely. OFWs in particular may simply have no realistic way of getting home in time. So what do you send? Funeral flowers are the obvious choice, though abuloy, food and Mass intentions are all common too. What makes sense depends largely on how close you are to the family and what they actually need. Sending funeral flowers Funeral flowers work particularly well…

  • Personal Musings

    Our trip to National Museum of Fine Arts Manila + Honolulu Cafe

    With every year that pass by is another irrational fear that my son, nacho kid, and I won’t be able to do as much adventures as we did before. Ironically, now that he’s older, we’re able to do more things! Explore the country, the world, watch a wider assortment of movies! A few rainy weeks ago, he grew tired of going to malls so I suggested that we go to a museum. We’ve been to one before, but that’s the Museum of Anthropology, this time around we visited National Museum of Fine Arts. It’s perfect – according to nacho kid – because he has recent interest in drawing and the…

  • Beauty,  Honest Reviews,  Makeup,  Trending

    MAC Studio Fix Powder Foundation: New vs. Old Formula

    Long post ahead! I guess it’s true—you really shouldn’t judge a product by its reformulation. I’ll admit, I was hesitant when MAC announced they were reformulating the iconic Studio Fix Powder Foundation. It’s been one of my go-to base products for years, so I was worried they might change what already worked. After reading reviews, thinking it over, and finally trying it at the MAC store myself, I decided to give the new formula a chance. I’m glad I did. Also, a little tip: I bought mine on Shopee because it was much cheaper. Shade Comparison My previous shade was NC25, but with the new formula, NC15 turned out to…

  • Personal Musings

    Oh no! Adult figure skating and osteoarthritis

    Today marks the second year of my adult figure skating journey! And what a journey it has been 🙂 I’m now in DELTA level which is the last level before FREESTYLE! I can’t believe I’m soo so so so close to doing jumps and spins. As an adult figure skater in the Philippines (who’s in her 40s!) it has not been that easy. While I have experience in strength training and lifting weights, I’m not really the athletic type and quite the klutz. It took me roughly around 6 months to finish BETA which covers backward crossovers, t-stops, and backward stroking. Honestly, this was the hardest level. I couldnt’ count…

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