Jayvee Fernandez is a tech enthusiast, Digital Manager, and Technology Editor for The Philippine STAR.
He is also an EAN certified SCUBA Diver and underwater photographer based in Metro Manila, Philippines. His photos and videos have appeared in various international and local publications including Random House Germany, Discovery Channel Canada, and CNN.
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The Ascent: Quick Beginner Tips
Here are some quick tips in bullet points. I’m playing on PC with GamePass. For skills, I highly suggest investing most if not all in max VITAL SIGNS first (20 points). This is because you will die a lot once enemies start shooting back. If you love to use your augments, max your energy (BODY…
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Nothing wrong with asking
It’s been more than a year in lockdown and it seems that there’s a bit of light at the end of the tunnel. I am fully vaccinated, transitioned to my new work (from home!), and the free time that I posses is spent either on a bike, in the kitchen, or playing video games with…
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Which Technology Gadgets Are Best For Fitness?
As research has shown over the past couple of decades, the importance of living and fit and healthy lifestyle is the key to improving your quality of life and will certainly ensure that you live a longer life which is something which we all want. One of the ways in which we can help ourselves…
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What to Do During a Day Trip in Calgary
When many think of vacations and getting away, they consider driving out of the cities: but Calgary is here to prove that’s not the only way to cut loose! This historic city, full of the best views and people you can find, sets itself apart from anywhere else in the world. These are the top…
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The Biggest Titles from this Year’s E3
The week of new gaming news is slowly starting to come to an end as E3 is rounding out this year’s presentation lists – from brand new titles to renewed hope for games announced some time ago now, there has plenty to get excited for. It has been a year of gaming for a newer…
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Book Review – Not Invisible: A Memoir
I long for days past when I could spend time at home and just read a book. I do not think I am being hampered by technology — I still read a lot on the phone, but I feel like a physical book needs to be enjoyed like an 80 proof glass of scotch. It…
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How Technology Has Helped the Medical Industry
Improved patient care and treatment The reality is that medicine hasn’t always been the kindest to patients in the past, and this is especially true in the psychiatric units. History has shown us a need for renovation and it has finally started to take hold with improved patient consideration and advanced treatments that are thoroughly…
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I got to taste a whisky with less than 50 bottles for the Philippines
We are one year into the pandemic lockdown and although this was purely coincidental, I celebrated staying home (as usual) with an online tasting event with Highland Park’s latest bottle that made it to the Philippines, the Triskelion. This is a limited bottle release with less than 50 bottles left for the local market. Historically,…
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A Blogging Journey Across 5 Years (and more)
There was a magical time in my professional life. It was between the years of 2007 to 2011. I was in my mid 20’s (and early 30’s). I felt invincible. I was brazen enough to quit my day job to become my own boss. I remember it clearly. I was stuck in a routine 9-5…
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Gaming during lockdown – some thoughts and recommendations
“This is completely unprecedented, so we gotta take advantage of the times. I doubt we will have another opportunity to do this.” This is me talking to my three friends on Discord as we were making waves through the Snowrunner campaign. If there was one silver lining in last year’s pandemic, the work from home…