Author: Jayvee Fernandez
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Open Water Dive Certification Week I: Dive and Trek, Anilao
Henderson Gold Core What a weekend! I’m in the process of completing my open water diving certification under PADI (yay a blog!). I’ve always wanted to launch into the deep, so now that I have the time and a little more savings, I decided to invest slowly in dives. I dragged Juned into taking lessons…
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Lakawon Island Photos with the Lumix LX3
We spent most of Black Saturday in Lakawon Island. I was so glad to finally have a huge burden off my shoulder — literally — as I would usually take my SLR for field trips. I recently caved in and acquired a Panasonic Lumix LX3. The Summicron Leica lens is amazing: it’s quite hard to…
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The Talisay Ruins: My Ancestral Home
Finding the words to describe a piece of history that defines your roots isn’t an easy thing to write about. Believe me, I’ve slaved over a blank screen with my cursor blinking impatiently, urging me to write down words. And I guess there really is no better way to talk about the Talisay Ruins in…
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Tisha Silang on UNO Magazine April 2009
If you’re sensitive to branding, you may have noticed a transition from the old UNO design. Of course, this isn’t final but a rebranding isn’t an overnight process but a lot of the new things are starting to take form in April’s issue with Tisha Silang on the cover. Inside we also have Cesca Litton…
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“We get it, but the key decision makers don’t”
If you belong to an ad agency, you’ve probably heard this before — young guns get the whole new media, social marketing, web 2.0 bit (argh, so many buzz words!) but at the end of the day we always defer to the higher authority of clients who have decision makers who do not understand Internet…
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LG Renoir KC910 in the Philippines will retail for P25,500
The new LG Renoir is impressive. It may not be an Apple iPhone or a Nokia, but it represents a lot of hope into the future of LG as a phone manufacturer. The KC910 is a full touch screen phone with no keypad whatsoever. It resembles much of an iPhone front, more so with the…
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Nokia E75 in the Philippines: Photos and Hands On
After previewing the Nokia N97, I was given an extra treat with the new E75, Nokia’s latest enterprise phone. Let’s say you had a Nokia E71 — stretch the keyboard to a full QWERTY and tuck it behind the E66. That’s probably the best way to describe the new E75. A full preview after the…
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Nokia N97 Hands On II: Camera, Home Screen, Verdict
Hi! Welcome to Part II of the Nokia N97 hands on for the Philippine market. For the first part of the review covering the phone’s real estate, check this post. In this post we will look at the camera, home screen, attachment UI and wrap up with our verdict for “Nokia’s most advanced phone.” Click…
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Nokia 97 Photos and Hands On: Here in the Philippines!
The Nokia N97 will be available in the Philippines in the second half of 2009. Ladies and gentlemen, presenting the Nokia N97, dubbed by the Finns as their most advanced phone in their stable. And it’s here in the Philippines but sadly, not available publicly yet. I did ask, but Nokia still does not have…
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