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OPPO has finally put a date on the OPPO Find X10 Series. The company’s next flagship phones will launch Sept. 22 in China, and they won’t be coming alone: The Watch S2 and Enco X4 are also joining the event. That’s a big hardware day for OPPO. But for us, there’s another reason to pay attention: The OPPO Find X9 Ultra was already very, very good. We said as much in our review...


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The iPhone may have stolen the spotlight at Apple‘s September event, but some of the company’s more interesting updates landed on the wrist — and in your ears. Now that the event has come and gone, the bigger picture is becoming clearer: Apple is putting more of its health and AI ambitions into its wearables. The company introduced the Apple Watch Series 12 and Apple Watch Ul...


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In a surprise reveal at BlizzCon this weekend, Blizzard Entertainment confirmed that Diablo 5 is officially in development and targeting a “spring 2029” release. That said, this might be bad news for players still on the fence about investing time and money into Diablo 4. But considering fans waited an agonizing 11 years between the third and fourth games, getting a sequel th...


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HUAWEI is making an unapologetic play for your mobile workspace, and it is putting a serious deal on the table to get your attention. Starting today until Sept. 17, the HUAWEI MatePad Air 2026 is available for preorder in the Philippines at an early-bird rate of ₱59,999 (roughly $958), down from its standard ₱64,999 ($1,038) price tag. And for anyone eyeing this as a laptop r...


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There’s a familiar ritual whenever a new Apple iPhone drops: Someone in the family group chat asks the exact same question: “May bibili ba abroad?” It makes sense. The Philippines is rarely the cheapest place to buy tech hardware, and plenty of Filipinos have friends, siblings, or a barkada living overseas who can bring home a new device. But comparing advertised sticker pric...


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