Thursday, June 11, 2026

Globe deploys satellite-to-mobile connectivity in Mindanao for disaster response

Free data and messaging to all customers in the affected regions

Globe in partnership with Starlink deployed its satellite-to-mobile service in South Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, and Sarangani following the magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck the said provinces.  Globe deployed the service to support emergency communications and disaster response in the badly hit areas upon approval of its demo permit from the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC). 

The deployment marks Globe's first use of Starlink’s satellite-to-mobile technology for disaster  and emergency response in the Philippines. Over 700,000 Globe and TM customers stand to benefit from the deployment, providing them with messaging through WhatsApp and SMS at a time when it is needed most. Globe will offer the service for free for up to 30 days as critical support to the affected communities until Globe’s network is fully restored. 

Wednesday, June 10, 2026

Globe AT HOME GFiber Elevates Intelligent Homes, Launches GFiber Plan With ‘Choose Your Own Voucher’ Program

The modern Filipino home is evolving into an AI‑powered, fully connected ecosystem, and Globe AT HOME is leading the way with GFiber Plans designed to deliver seamless, future‑ready connectivity. With speeds of up to 2.5 Gbps and powered by the latest WiFi 7 technology, GFiber is more than just the internet, it is the foundation of the next‑generation of intelligent home experience.

From streaming and gaming to remote work, smart appliances, and IoT‑enabled living, GFiber ensures families enjoy uninterrupted digital lifestyles. To make intelligent home living even more accessible, Globe introduces the “Choose Your Own Voucher” program, giving subscribers up to ₱9,000 worth of vouchers from partner brands like TP‑Link, Xiaomi, Samsung, Abensons, and Digital Walker, helping households instantly build their own connected, AI‑powered homes.

NAVI PH wins PLDT Home-powered Athena Cup, gears up for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Women’s International 2026

Cheer on these young Filipina athletes as they aim to make their mark in the international esports scene

Following its championship run at the all-female Mobile Legends tournament Athena Cup 2026, esports team NAVI PH is now setting its sights on the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Women’s Invitational (MWI) this July. The team emerged victorious in the month-long PLDT Home-powered Athena Cup, which served as the Philippines’ premier all-female MLBB competitive platform and official qualifier for the global tournament.

ASUS No.1 Quality & Service Powers School-Ready Devices

ASUS enters the new school year with expanded warranty coverage and enhanced benefits starting June 8, 2026.

ASUS Philippines helps students, gamers, creators, and young professionals start the new school year with greater confidence through the ASUS No. 1 Quality & Service Program, available beginning June 8, 2026.

Made to support users throughout their academic, creative, and everyday journeys, the program reinforces ASUS' commitment to trusted product quality, enhanced warranty coverage, and accessible after-sales support – making every ASUS device a smarter long-term investment.

Tuesday, June 9, 2026

LG Philippines Expands National Museum Partnership with 41 PuriCare™ Dehumidifiers for Galleries Nationwide

In time for International Museum Day and National Heritage Month, LG Electronics Philippines expanded its partnership with the National Museum of the Philippines (NMP) through the donation of 41 LG PuriCare™ Dehumidifiers, strengthening its support for the preservation of cultural, historical, and natural heritage across the country.

The turnover ceremony was held on May 18 at the National Museum of Natural History, a fitting venue for the expanded donation. The museum features permanent galleries that showcase the Philippines’ rich biological and geological diversity, with its iconic “Tree of Life” symbolically linking the country’s ecosystems from mountains to marine reefs. 

This year’s donation builds on LG’s previous partnership with the National Museum. In 2025, LG donated 21 dehumidifier units to help maintain ideal indoor conditions and protect priceless artworks at the National Museum of Fine Arts. With the new batch of 41 LG PuriCare™ Dehumidifiers, the partnership now expands beyond one site to support collections in the National Museum of Anthropology, the National Museum of Natural History, and regional component museums.

Expanding climate care support for museum collections

The 2026 allocation includes 6 units for the National Museum of Anthropology and 15 units for the National Museum of Natural History, with the remaining units distributed to regional museums across the country. These include NMP sites and galleries in Kiangan, Baler, Kabayan, Ilocos, Bicol, Tabon, Bohol, Cebu, Dumaguete, Iloilo, San Jose de Buenavista, Davao, and Zamboanga.

For museums, climate care plays an important role in protecting collections. Humidity can affect artworks, textiles, artifacts, natural specimens, and other materials over time. By helping manage moisture inside museum spaces, dehumidifiers support the National Museum’s continuing work to preserve collections for future generations.

Nakhyun Seong, Managing Director, LG Electronics Philippines, said, “At LG, we believe our role as a company goes beyond delivering technology. It also means finding meaningful ways to support the communities we serve. Through this continued partnership with the National Museum of the Philippines, we are honored to contribute to the preservation of the country’s cultural and natural heritage. This donation reflects our commitment to corporate citizenship and to using LG’s resources and innovation to help protect important collections for future generations.”

Jave Enriquez, Product Marketing Manager for ES-RAC, LG Electronics Philippines, added, “This donation marks the expansion of LG’s long-term partnership with the National Museum of the Philippines. Through this new batch of LG PuriCare™ Dehumidifiers, we are glad to support not only the National Museum of Natural History, but also galleries and museums in other parts of the country.”

Supporting heritage preservation beyond Metro Manila

The expanded donation also reflects the broader role of museums in connecting communities to culture, history, science, and identity. This is especially timely as International Museum Day 2026 carries the global theme “Museums Uniting a Divided World,” highlighting the role of museums as bridges for dialogue, understanding, inclusion, and peace. In the Philippines, the turnover also falls within National Heritage Month, which is observed every May to promote consciousness, respect, and love for the legacies of Filipino cultural history. 

By extending support to regional component museums, LG Philippines helps bring climate care technology closer to collections that tell stories from different parts of the country. From anthropology and natural history galleries in Manila to regional museum spaces in Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, the donation supports the National Museum’s work of caring for materials that reflect the richness and diversity of Filipino heritage.

Jeremy Barns, Director-General of the National Museum of the Philippines, said, "Temperature and relative humidity are one of the challenges museums face, especially in a tropical environment. Moisture in the air can contribute to mold, dampness, and deterioration, which is why dehumidifiers play an important role in helping us care for collections. These units allow us to better manage gallery conditions and support our ongoing work to preserve the country’s cultural and natural heritage.”

Barns also noted the continuing value of the partnership between LG and the National Museum, which has grown over the years through previous donations of display technologies and dehumidifiers for museum use.

“Our partnership with LG has grown over the years, beginning with donations of OLED TVs for our galleries and continuing now with dehumidifiers that directly support the preservation of our collections,” Barns added. “What we value is the sincerity and professionalism behind the partnership. LG continues to ask how it can help, and for an institution like ours, that kind of support is meaningful.”

Technology in service of culture

For LG Philippines, the donation reflects how home and climate care technology can serve a broader public purpose. The same innovations designed to help create more comfortable indoor environments can also support institutions that protect shared heritage, from paintings and textiles to natural specimens and regional cultural materials.

As the National Museum continues to preserve and share the country’s cultural and natural treasures, LG Philippines’ expanded donation represents a practical contribution to that mission: helping protect the spaces where Filipinos encounter the stories, knowledge, and heritage that connect generations.

Through its continued partnership with the National Museum of the Philippines, LG reinforces its belief that Life’s Good when technology helps protect what matters.

Get HUAWEI's Largest Battery and Bigger Screen for Under PHP 20,000 with the HUAWEI nova 15 Max, Coming June 12

HUAWEI continues to deliver smartphone performance that can keep up with modern users as it introduces the new HUAWEI nova 15 Max. 

The HUAWEI nova 15 Max delivers on every user demand with the biggest battery ever on a HUAWEI phone, ultra-immersive audiovisual experience, stylish yet durable design, and impressive imaging performance—all for PHP 19,888.

One Charge, Endless Power: realme Teases the C100 Series with Up to 8000mAh Titan Battery

Launching on June 18, the new Series combines long-lasting battery life, Military-grade Shock Protection, and dependable performance for daily use.

realme Philippines is gearing up for the launch of the realme C100 Series on June 18, and ahead of the big reveal, the brand is giving a first look at what the lineup is all about. Anchored on the tagline “One Charge, Endless Power,” the C100 Series is built around two things Filipinos consistently look for in a smartphone: a battery that goes the distance and a build that holds up over time.

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