I recently got the opportunity to grace the big screen, in a movie called “Coming Soon.” I do a cameo in a fashion show scene, one of several ladies in the audience watching lead star Andi Eigenmann walk down the ramp.
Imagine working on your last project way ahead of time on your PC, and you have time to kill, so you play some video games. But then, someone tells you that the paper you just finished was wrong, but you’re already on your way to work.
Samsung wowed the campus crowd when it partnered with the Women’s National Collegiate Athletic Association in the annual WNCAA Cheerleading Competition, one of the much-awaited events in the intercollegiate meet.
Home entertainment didn’t just get bigger, smarter, clearer and more intuitive at Samsung Electronics’ regional forum held in Jakarta, Indonesia; it also became “timeless.”
Technology can be your best friend, but as some tech and electronic giants have experienced for themselves in recent years, it can also be a bitch. You may be number one today, but due to rapid advances in technology, you’re no longer assured of remaining on top indefinitely.
There are some things we can be frivolous about, like buying that wildly inappropriate top or that nth pair of flipflops, because they are relatively inexpensive. But when it comes to home appliances, we tend to be more purposeful—quality is always key.
After watching the much-awaited “The Phantom of the Opera” in Manila, I was inspired to make my pre-50 birthday party just as epic in scope—without, of course, the crashing chandelier.
Being creative always has its advantages; you get to try out the latest gadgets that could help enhance your craft.
Samsung recently tapped four celebrity moms to demonstrate the efficiency of a new line of digital home appliances—vacuum cleaner, digital refrigerator and microwave, and digital airconditioner. Moms on-call for Samsung duties are Rissa Mananquil-Trillo, model, columnist, teacher; Tessa Prieto-Valdes, columnist, philanthropist, events host; Daphne Oseña-Paez, TV host, philanthropist, advocate of children’s health and welfare; and Amanda Griffin, model and VJ.
Blink! And half the year is gone. Today is the beginning of the tail end of 2012. It’s also the birthday of my hubby Dennis, my less-exciting half. He says I make up enough excitement and extravaganza for the entire family, so his role is to be the boring and steady one, the simple, loving husband and voice of discipline to the kids.
The Smartphone is not just a luxury anymore, but a necessity for most people in order to keep up with work and personal affairs even while on the go.
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