For some time now, people have been yearning to live not just in comfortable and modern homes but also in wholesome communities that nourish the mind, body and spirit. With the pandemic upending life as they knew it, and technology replacing warm personal ties, Filipinos are now increasingly aware of how a holistic lifestyle can help soothe their anxieties and give them peace of mind.
Much of the world we live in has gone digital, and smartphones play a huge role in our day to day existence. For work, we use these for communication, from emails and messaging on the go to mobile video conferences and webinars. Our phones house our daily schedules, task lists and shopping lists, phonebooks, and even birthday reminders. These serve as entertainment tools, too, where we can enjoy movies and TV programs, games, and social networking.
Since it was launched in the Philippines in 2016, TikTok has become the go-to resource for all things trending. The platform has influenced present pop culture so much that it would be tough to find anyone who has never heard of it or seen any content from the app.
TIkTok has become a daily part of the lives of many Filipinos, but how many can actually call themselves, Certified TikTokers? We’ve come up with a quick quiz that can help you determine how much you truly know about the different hashtag challenges and trends that started on the platform, and how immersed you are in the world of TikTok.
Adding up a new breed of stylishly made products from realme Philippines comes with a new audio device you would want to own – the realme Buds Q. At an affordable price of Php1,490, the realme Buds Q offers a very chic design, long playback hours, and audio quality comparable to a much pricier audio device.
Singapore’s leading property tech startup Ohmyhome is rolling out operations in the Philippines soon, giving Filipinos a chance to do fast, streamlined property transactions with just a few clicks.