If there was a silver lining to this pandemic, it would be people realizing that there is more to life than what was previously dreamt of in their work-life philosophy — intruded upon by nightmare phrases such as “cramped cubicles,” “daily commute,” and “corporate rat race.”
As a kid in the ‘90s, I grow up playing popular video games like Super Mario World, Pacman, Mortal Combat, Pinball, Galaga, and such. It was the era where Family Computers have been a dream by most families. For much cheaper devices there are handheld electronic games like Games & Watch, Game Boy, and Brick Games. I remember myself, lining up with friends just to be able to borrow my other friends’ Brick Games or those moments where I keep on bugging mom to give me a Game & Watch for my birthday. I even go out of school during breaks to spend a little money purchasing coins for the arcade. It was a fun experience growing in that era.
Millennials, that generation born roughly between 1980 and 1995, used to be stereotyped as young adults that dislike roots, are constantly on the move, like to job-hop, and blow their savings on travel, gadgets, and other trappings of the good life.
There are many reasons why millions of Filipinos prefer prepaid over postpaid. For one, prepaid SIMs are more affordable. They only cost Php 40 and come with a lot of sign-up bonuses. Getting a prepaid account is also more accessible. There are no requirements or application forms needed—just go to the nearest convenience store or telco shop and you’ll be able to get a SIM card.
Giving us new exciting offers this 2021, realme Philippines launches its newest smartphone suited for the mid-range market specifically for people looking for a photography-centric smartphone that is handy, convenient, and of course got a powerful camera – the new realme 8 series.