Samsung Galaxy S27 Pro leak reveals privacy display, skips S Pen support
Galaxy S27 Pro leak shows 6.47-inch OLED display, skips S Pen. The post Samsung Galaxy S27 Pro leak reveals privacy display, skips S Pen support appeared first on Technobaboy.
Honor Introduces Earbuds 5e Budget Friendly Earbuds With Premium Features
Honor has officially taken the wraps off its new Earbuds 5e, launched together with the top of the line HONOR X80 Pro Max smartphone. The Earbuds 5e target the budget true wireless segment, featuring active noise cancellation, decent audio performance, and a comfortable design at an accessible price point. Inside, the HONOR Earbuds 5e use [...]
HUAWEI WATCH KIDS X1 to launch in PH on June 30, PHP 13,999 promo price
Following its official introduction in Bangkok, Thailand, HUAWEI Mobile Philippines today announced that the WATCH KIDS X1 is coming.You can use it for video selfies and callsHUAWEI WATCH KIDS X1 will be available in the Philippines soonTo recap, the HUAWEI WATCH KIDS X1 is designed to give children a safe, connected, and creative way to explore independently while giving parents peace of mind.The main features are that it has a 13MP rear camera, allowing kids to capture everyday moments, and a 5MP 110-degree ultra-wide front camera that kids can use to do video calls and take selfies via MeeTime. Users can even flip and 360-degree rotate it.This was made possible by its 1.82‑inch horizontal AMOLED screen and a 13.4mm profile.Kids can use this to do HD video calls enhanced by AI noise cancellation. It also supports global 2G/3G/4G connectivity for cross‑border contact.This is supported by 32GB of storage and One‑Tap Photo Sharing.Moreover, it has IPX8/X9 water resistance (2 ATM), making the WATCH Kids X1 both resilient and versatile for everyday adventures.Kids may personalize their experience with 40 official watch faces, over 100 stickers, filters, and styles.The watch with the strapColors available are Breezy Blue and Candy Pink, which are available with a silicon rubber strap (115 to 190mm).The watch features GPS, BeiDou, GLONASS, Galileo, QZSS, and dual‑band GNSS/WiFi for precise real‑time location updates via the FamCare app.Basically, parents can set safe and danger zones with instant alerts, while the School Guard feature provides notifications when children arrive at or leave school.It has FamCare app controls for chats, usage time, and battery monitoring, nighttime restrictions, unknown caller rejection, and a distraction‑free Class Mode.HUAWEI WATCH KIDS X1 key selling pointsIn emergencies, pressing the side button five times triggers an SOS alert to family members.Moreover, the watch uses a PPG heart rate sensor with emotion icons, offers long‑term health trend tracking, and encourages kids to stay active with real‑time step tracking, leaderboards, and peer encouragement.The watch also has an 850mAh battery with up to 24 hours of battery life and 50% fast charge in just 20 minutes with a Pogo Pin.The watch is compatible with EMUI 12.0 or later, iOS 13.0 or later, and Android 8.0 or later.HUAWEI WATCH KIDS X1 key specs, featuresIPX8/X9 water resistance13.4mm profile, Silicon rubber strap (115 to 190mm)Breezy Blue and Candy Pink colorsFlip and 360-degree rotatable 1.82-inch AMOLED screen13MP rear camera, 5MP 110-degree wide selfie cameraWiFi, dual‑band GNSSSOS alert by pressing the side button five timesPPG heart rate sensor, fitness + health tracking850mAh battery, quick chargingPHP 15,999 SRP (PHP 13,999 promo price)Price and availabilityHUAWEI WATCH KIDS X1 - PHP 15,999 (PHP 13,999 promo price)Starting June 23, customers can claim a PHP 2,000 early‑bird voucher via the HUAWEI Online Store, Shopee, Lazada, or TikTok Shop, while offline buyers at HUAWEI Experience Stores get the same discount automatically.Each WATCH KIDS X1 also includes a FREE one‑year accidental damage protection plan and a complimentary battery replacement worth PHP 1,599.Meanwhile, flexible payment options are available: up to 12‑month credit card installments at PHP 1,167/month or Home Credit plans up to 9 months at PHP 1,089/month with 30% down.
HUAWEI WATCH Kids X1 Priced in PH Ahead of Launch
HUAWEI has introduced the WATCH Kids X1, a smartwatch designed for children. The smartwatch allows parents to monitor their child’s location through GPS, Wi-Fi, and other positioning systems using the HUAWEI FamCare app. Parents can also set safe zones and receive alerts when children arrive at or leave locations such as home or school. The
OPPO Watch S completes the Reno15 Series 5G health and fitness ecosystem
OPPO Watch S completes the Reno15 Series 5G health and fitness ecosystem Gadgets Magazine The OPPO Watch S expands the OPPO Reno15 Series 5G ecosystem with advanced health monitoring, fitness tracking, and seamless connectivity, giving users an easier way to stay informed while managing their everyday routines. OPPO Watch S completes the Reno15 Series 5G health and fitness ecosystem Gadgets Magazine
realme C100 Series debuts, price starts at PHP6,313
realme C100 Series debuts, price starts at PHP6,313 Gadgets Magazine Headlined by the realme C100 and realme C100i, the new devices feature high-capacity batteries, large, high-refresh-rate displays, and rugged construction, aimed at users seeking reliable smartphones across different price points. realme C100 Series debuts, price starts at PHP6,313 Gadgets Magazine
realme C100 Review – Military‑grade durability meets excellent battery life, but…
We share our experience with the recently launched realme C100, which is advertised as the 8,000mAh Durable Champion. How does it hold up?realme C100 in Glory White colorwayTo recap, the realme C100 features the MediaTek Helio G92 Max, ARM Mali-G52 GPU, 4GB/8GB of LPDDR4X RAM, 256GB of eMMC 5.1 storage, and an 8,000mAh battery with 45W SUPERVOOC fast charging via USB-C.At the back of the phone is the 50MP f/1.8 main camera, and in front is the 8MP f/2.0 selfie camera.In the Philippines, the realme C100 starts at PHP 16,999 (PHP 11,195 promo price) for the 4GB/256GB variant. Our unit, the 8GB/256GB edition, is priced at PHP 19,999 (PHP 14,000 promo price).Big battery & military-grade durable phonerealme C100 box inclusionsInside the box are the realme C100, the 45W SUPERVOOC wall adapter, USB-A to USB-C cable, SIM ejector tool, documentation, and silicone case.The realme C100 is eye-catching and premium-looking out of the box. Upon closer inspection, the front is made of glass, while the frame and the rear panel are made of polycarbonate. It measures 166.48 x 78.23 x 8.63 mm and weighs 219 grams.It is IP66, IP68, IP69, and IP69K dust and water resistance rated and has passed MIL-STD-810H military grade shock resistance tests.realme C100's left and right sidesOn the left side is the SIM tray, while on the right are the volume rocker and the power key (which doubles as the fingerprint scanner).realme C100's top and bottom The realme C100's top is smooth, while at the bottom are the speakers, USB-C, and microphone port.Good durability in real lifeGIZGUIDE EIC PJ Icogo accidentally dropped the phone on a smooth tiled floor during a product shoot, yet it showed no dents or scratches. (Of course, avoid rough surfaces to prevent damage, but with its military‑grade certification, it has a higher chance of surviving accidental drops.)Underwater shotWe also tested it in an inflatable kiddie pool, capturing underwater shots of toys—and it performed impressively well.Vibrant panelrealme C100's displayIn front is a 6.8-inch LCD screen with HD+ 1570 x 720 resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, a typical 1,200 nits HBM brightness, and a 240Hz touch sampling rate. It features an Eye Comfort Mode, but there is no mention of any certification.Suprising display quality, but resolution is not 1080pThe images are bright and vibrant, and they never get overly saturated. This quality is very surprising considering that it is just an HD+ display, below the resolution of most similarly priced competitors.However, even though the texts and images are sharp enough, we hoped that it was a 1080 resolution panel.For speakers, it features a bottom-firing loudspeaker and the earpiece (which doubles as a second speaker for stereo).The sound gets surprisingly loud, but the quality between the two is noticeably different. Both produce acceptable sound clarity and balance, but there is noticeable distortion at higher volumes. The earpiece speaker produces sound with less power and less volume overall.The phone has several microphones that record acceptable audio quality and some aid in voice isolation for calls.Basic CamerasThe main cameraThe realme C100 features a 50MP f/1.8 main camera and a front-facing 8MP f/2.0 selfie camera.The rear camera features the following modes: Photo, Video, Portrait, Night, Panorama, Movie, SLO-MO, Dual-View video, TIME-LAPSE, HI-RES, PRO, Text scanner, TILT-SHIFT, Street, Google Lens, and Underwater.The front-facing camera features the following modes: Photo, Video, Portrait, Night, Panorama, Dual-view video, and TIME-LAPSE.realme C100 rear camera daylight 1xrealme C100rear camera daylight 2xIn daylight, the realme C100's images are surprisingly detailed. The colors of the greens are lush, while the buildings look and feel cold. Our only concern is the color banding on the clouds.realme C100 rear camera close-upIn close-ups, the realme C100 produced images with plenty of detail and are surprisingly sharp, too. The transition from the in-focus to the out-of-focus area is smooth as well. The image has a warm tone due to the warm lighting of the cafe.realme C100 rear camera Portrait modeThe Portrait mode allows users to control the aperture of the faux bokeh. However, in the image, we can see that the realme C100's edge detection struggled with the subject's hair and fingers.realme C100 rear camera lowlight 1xrealme C100 rear camera lowlight 2xIn low light, it is clear that the noise and noise reduction have thrown the sharpness, detail, and color off. There is some detail, but it's mostly gone, especially where the light sources are.realme C100 rear camera night mode 1xrealme C100 rear camera night mode 2xThe phone's night mode improves the image quality, but the detail in the tree's shadow areas and in the windows is mostly lost. We highly recommend using night mode in low light, especially when the subject is not moving.Future firmware could improve the image quality to an extent. Hopefully, realme does so.realme C100 selfie camera daylightrealme C100selfie camera portrait modeIn daylight, the selfie images are sharp with plenty of detail, but the colors could be more accurate. This is especially apparent on the subject's lips.realme C100 selfie camera lowlightrealme C100 selfie camera night modeEven though the night mode selfie improved the noise, detail, and contrast, it still struggled with skin tones.AI memory crunch is realFor day-to-day use and tasks, the realme C100 runs through them at a decent pace. It's not the fastest phone around, but it is at the speed of what we expect with this SoC.Inside the realme C100 is the 12nm MediaTek Helio G92 Max octa-core processor, ARM Mali-G52 GPU, 8GB LPDDR4X RAM, 256GB eMMC 5.1 internal storage, and the massive 8,000mAh battery with 45W SUPERVOOC fast charging via USB-C.realme's new Hyper Cooling featureThe phone features passive cooling and a software feature called Hyper Cooling, where it intelligently throttles performance and screen brightness to reduce heat during use, gaming, or long sessions.realme C100 benchmark scoresrealme C100 AnTuTu and GeekBench resultsrealme C100 3DMark and CPDT ResultsAnTuTu - 386,565 GeekBench - 438 Single-core; 1,362 Multi-core scoreWildLife - 777 overall score; 4.66 average fpsCPDT - 152.64 MB/s sequential read speeds, 140.42 MB/s sequential write speedsrealme C100 Genshin Impact graphics settingsOn first use, the phone showed minor navigation lags, but performance quickly stabilized, making app launches faster and smoother. After a day, multitasking also felt more reliable.This improvement is likely driven by its AI‑powered Flux Engine Booster, which intelligently manages system resources, balances CPU load, optimizes RAM, and adapts performance based on user habits.However, this is still slower than the competition. Gaming on the realme C100 is a mixed experience. Mobile Legends is playable up to high settings with decent frame rates, while Genshin Impact struggles, especially when the screen is filled with enemies and animations.Connectivity options include WiFi, 4G LTE, Bluetooth 5.3 with LDAC, GPS, and dual nano‑SIM slots.In our tests, 4G, WiFi, and Bluetooth delivered stable, reliable connections. However, the phone lacks NFC and 5G support—features now common in many competing devices.Excellent battery liferealme C100 4G's battery usageAs a daily driver, the realme C100 4G has incredible battery life because of its high-capacity 8,000mAh battery and because of the 12nm MediaTek SoC.In our usual YouTube video loop test at 60 percent brightness and 60 percent volume, the realme C100 4G lasted for 13 hours and 39 minutes until it had to shut down. The phone was warm through most of the run.GIZGUIDE EIC PJ Icogo also tried it on default settings, and he got almost 24 hours of online video playback.His 15 minutes of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang gaming also only consumed 2% battery.When using the phone daily, we were getting a day and a half to two days of use. We also used it as a hotspot for 4 to 5 hours straight, and it still had power in the bank.The package includes a 45W SUPERVOOC wall adapter that fully charges the battery in about two and a half hours. It reaches 50% in just 45 to 50 minutes, after which charging slows down, likely as a safety measure.45W charging is already fast, but having support for an even faster charger would have it even better.realme UI 7.0 realme UI 7.0 introduced several visual changes, such as the Flux Engine system-level animation framework, Light Glass Design, Ice Tube Icons, Misty Glass Control Center, and Breathing Dock. AI Outdoor ModeIt includes several new AI features, such as AI Notify Brief, AI Mind Space, AI Planner, AI Outdoor Mode, improved AI photo and video tools, and enhanced Google Gemini Live integration.In our experience, the visuals do look and feel faster, but it still isn't the fastest-feeling phone we've tried in this price range.Gemini is pre-installed and is ready to use. It features Quick Share but does not feature Link to Windows.Pros - Slim and eye-catching design, plenty of durability feats, massive 8,000mAh battery, LED notification is useful, especially when the phone is facedownCons - 720p resolution, 4G only processor, eMMC storage, high price for the specs (without the promo price)VerdictThe realme C100 was developed during the global chip and memory shortage, resulting in a spec sheet that feels both surprising and nostalgic.It might be a decent choice for those seeking a military‑grade tough phone with a slim profile and a massive battery.That said, when stacked against the competition, the C100 4G isn't our top recommendation, unless durability and battery endurance at its promo price are your main priorities.For users who value raw performance and advanced camera capabilities, options in this price range are limited. You'll need to spend more.Build/Design - 4.5Multimedia Experience - 3.5Cameras - 3.5Performance 3.5Average - 3.75/5
Samsung announces UFS 5.0 storage
Samsung has announced the development of UFS 5.0. The brand states that UFS 5.0 is the industry’s fastest Universal Flash... The post Samsung announces UFS 5.0 storage appeared first on YugaTech | Philippines Tech News & Reviews.
LG launches K-Sama Club online community
LG launches K-Sama Club online community Gadgets Magazine LG Philippines has launched the K-Sama Club, an online community designed for consumers who want to learn more about LG products, discover practical smart home ideas, and connect with fellow users. LG launches K-Sama Club online community Gadgets Magazine
Nothing Phone (4b) teased with single camera
Nothing kicked off a teaser campaign on social media last week, using "(b)" branding to hint at an upcoming product. Nothing Phone (4b) teaser"b" for budget?The teaser came shortly after the company confirmed it wouldn't be releasing a new CMF phone this year. Now, it looks like Nothing is getting ready to launch a new entry in its Phone series: the Phone (4b).A video teaser posted by Nothing India on X appears to confirm the device, while also giving fans a first look at its design. A Flipkart microsite has also gone live, continuing the "(b)" branding tease.The sketch og Nothing (4b) showing a single cameraThe teaser also includes a sketch of the handset, pointing to the Phone (4b) name. It shows a single rear camera, along with the transparent back panel that's become a signature look for Nothing's devices.The Phone (4b) is expected to slot in below the Phone (4a) series, positioning it as a more affordable option. Its arrival also comes after Nothing scrapped plans for a successor to the CMF Phone 2 Pro.What do you guys think?Source: Nothing