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A phone for the youth, equipped with AI features (opens the original)
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The Camon Slim 5G phone from Tecno is out today and is one of the more anticipated units of the mobile brand if the staff at the Tecno store in One Ayala is to be believed. He shared during a brief chat that potential customers have been inquiring about its release and said many were willing to go on a list to be the first to get their hands on it. Unfortunately, staff weren’t permitted to accept reservations but the wait is finally over. Fresh out of the box, the Camon Slim is true to its name.
Spruce up your homes with tinsel and lights (opens the original)
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That Filipinos have the longest Christmas season in the world has been established and written about countless times. You know the drill; it starts on the first of September lasting all the way until the first week of January. Aside from the chance to gussy up our homes and places of work with tinsel and lights, another reason why the end-of-year holidays are big with Pinoys is because it means we get to reunite with friends and family. One can be certain of this: there will be food and drink, a
Delectable reasons to rise and shine (opens the original)
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The highlight for many vacationers who book their stays at hotels is the breakfast buffet. After a restful sleep in an air-conditioned room in a big white bed, who doesn’t enjoy waking up to a hot meal you didn’t need to prepare yourself? At the buffet, there will often be an assortment of breakfast meats like ham, tocino or tapa; a station where one can request for eggs cooked sunny-side up, poached or over easy; and a few bread options like pandesal, rolls or wheat bread. On regular mornings,
Local weavers, personal stories featured in weekend fair (opens the original)
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The “love local” movement that started over a decade ago continues to gain ground with Filipinos proud to wear their heart on their sleeve. Whether it’s a modern barong Tagalog, a beautifully made terno or simply a patch with a distinctly local design, there are now dozens of options for Filipinos to choose from. From Oct. 9 to 11, Likhang Habi marks its 16th anniversary with a weekend-long market fair. The theme this year is “Worth Every Thread” and is the organizers’ short reply to the million
Local weavers, personal stories featured in weekend fair (opens the original)
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The “love local” movement that started over a decade ago continues to gain ground with Filipinos proud to wear their heart on their sleeve. Whether it’s a modern barong Tagalog, a beautifully made terno or simply a patch with a distinctly local design, there are now dozens of options for Filipinos to choose from. From Oct. 9 to 11, Likhang Habi marks its 16th anniversary with a weekend-long market fair. The theme this year is “Worth Every Thread” and is the organizers’ short reply to the million
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