Author: Jayvee Fernandez
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Rubrik and Sophos to deliver Microsoft 365 cyber resilience with new partnership
Rubrik (NYSE: RBRK), the cybersecurity company, and Sophos, a global leader of innovative security solutions for defeating cyberattacks, announced a strategic partnership to provide Sophos M365 Backup and Recovery Powered by Rubrik. This marks the first Managed Detection and Response (MDR)-optimized Microsoft 365 backup and recovery solution fully integrated into Sophos Central, Sophos’ security operations…
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CASETiFY launches cases for Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 and Fold7 following Galaxy Unpacked Event
Leading global tech accessories brand CASETiFY launches their best-selling Impact and Clear Cases for the latest Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 and Z Fold7 launch. Customers can shop cases for their new device at casetify.com. With the latest Samsung launch featuring the Galaxy Z Flip7 and Z Fold7, CASETiFY has a host of compatible phone cases…
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HONOR PH officially awards Rolex Watch and Hermes Bag to HONOR 400 5G Pre-order giveaway winners
Leading smart devices provider HONOR Philippines officially awarded the Rolex Watch and Hermes Bag to the HONOR 400 5G Pre-order Giveaway Winners. It is remembered that this specific promo contributed to the huge success of the AI Phone. In partnership with Gentry Time Pieces and Purse Maison, HONOR handed over personally the prizes to Michael…
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Canned Goods: revisit your best music with the JBL Tour One M3 with Smart Tx
JBL Philippines treated us to a mini “silent concert” with the new Tour One M3 that showcases Auracast technology Although I’ve had the new Tour One M3 cans for more than two weeks (you can see the review below), I only got to do some theorycrafting as to the probable use cases for Auracast, a…
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Big Screen, Big Battery, Small Price: Meet the TechLife Pad Plus 12″
If you’ve been on the hunt for a tablet that’s easy on the budget but doesn’t skimp on performance, TechLife just dropped something worth checking out. The new TechLife Pad Plus 12″ is now available for just ?9,999, and it’s packing serious specs for the price. Whether you’re binge-watching, studying, or scrolling your way through…
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Mobile Care Robinsons La Union: Power Mac Center opens First Apple Service Hub in Ilocos Region
For Apple fans up north, there’s finally no need to make the long trip to Metro Manila just to get your devices fixed. Power Mac Center (PMC) has just opened its first Mobile Care Service Center in Robinsons La Union, making it the first Apple Authorized Service Provider in the Ilocos Region. Mobile Care is…
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Beyond phones, OPPO Philippines brings technology and learning tools to Dalipit Elementary School
While most know OPPO for its stylish smartphones and camera innovations, the brand is also quietly building impact far beyond retail shelves. In a recent community initiative, OPPO Philippines donated 18 computer sets and essential school supplies to Dalipit Elementary School in Cuenca, Batangas, helping bridge the digital divide for young learners in a rural…
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I found Arknights, ZZZ, Tears of Themis, Wuthering Waves (Wuwa) merch in Shanghai, China
Because of the language barrier and uncooperative-ness of Google Maps, it’s not very easy to find stuff online in China if you are a foreigner using the Google ecosystem. Even if you had a VPN, it doesn’t mean that access to Google search and Google Maps would yield accurate results when finding particular stores. In…
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New gadgets on the test bed: Canon R50 V, Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition, JBL Tour One M3 over ears
I am testing out a trifecta of new gadgets. In accordance with the theme that good things come in three’s, I’ve been using these three new devices in tandem for my workflow. One is a hybrid camera from Canon, the other is the first “wild” unit of the over-ear JBL Tour One M3, and the…
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Fun browser-based games you can enjoy with kids (and the young at heart)
In a previous post I talked about some of the online games I introduced to the kids. As a parent, a life hack I discovered was looking for games that utilized the browser — in other words, these were not app dependent, and relied on HTML5 coding on a website. The reason for this is…
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