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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Virtual Meetings and the Modern Workplace
The workplace is known by most able bodied individuals who are of working age. Although people have been working in offices for many years, the workplace has remained relatively similar since its first appearance. Obviously, innovations have been made within work environments with the easy access and implementation of increasingly modern technology. For instance, offices…
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5 Reasons Why Tablets Are Perfect for Kids This Holiday Season
Tablets are an increasingly popular brand of technology that serve more functions than ever, such as being able to read eBooks as well as watch movies. If you have a tech savvy kid who’s always into the newest gadget, this year’s crop of tablets are just in time for the holidays. Here are five reasons…
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Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Video Review
About a year ago, I won a Samsung Galaxy Note III which I promptly surrendered to my wife because she needed a new smartphone. Last month, (how time flies!) I was able to get my fingers tapping and swiping away on the new Samsung Galaxy Note 4. Check out our video review above. For more…
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Sony XPERIA Z3 Video Review by Manila Bulletin
We got our hands on Sony’s latest smartphone, the XPERIA Z3. Straight from our suppliers, we took it into the TechLab and my video team produced this little video feature on the smartphone. Check it out! For more videos, subscribe to Manila Bulletin on YouTube and give us a like here and leave a comment…
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Last month’s macro haul on the Sony RX-100 Mark II
As much as I prefer shooting video on the ‘ol RX-100, macro photography has become a default posit in my dive schedule as of late. This is mostly because the dive sites I’ve been frequenting with Steve Tan are considered playgrounds for all things small. And really, there’s nothing more challenging than finding a shrimp…
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Could the Movie “Sex Tape” Really Happen?
Sex Tape is a 2014 Rom-Com about a couple that decides to shoot a personal tape to spice up their love life. Somehow the tape makes it up to “The Cloud,†and has gone public. Now the embarrassed couple has to run to all of their friends and acquaintances to get back that tape before…
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Conducting A Laughter Invasion
How fast can something ruin your mood? Ten seconds? For most people, a headline reading “OPEC To Reduce Oil Output” is usually enough to put a wet blanket on their day’s good vibes. When that has happened to you, something may have come along to make you feel better. It could have been a hug…
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4 Best Tools To Manage Virtual Teams Effectively
Whether you’re a startup company or are planning to expand the operations of your small business to serve a range of clients, at some point you’ll need to deploy personnel offsite and communicate with them on a remote basis. However, managing a geographically-dispersed team can present huge challenges. Ineffective communication and collaboration can lead to…
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Why advertising is vital for your small business
You know you have a great product or service that lots of people will love, but how do you get the word out there about your offering? And how can you convince others to give it a try? Advertising has always played a major role in attracting new customers and getting repeated sales. However, getting…
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The World’s a Classroom
Certain university departments stipulate that a year, or at the least a semester, of study will be compulsory to qualification. The catalyst behind this caveat is clear: to broaden your mind, you first have to broaden your outlook, and there’s no better way to do this than to jet off to foreign climes. There are…