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In 2020, Samsung paved the way for Gen Z to become social media superstars with the Galaxy A Series, a generation of smartphones packed with cool features at different price points. The Galaxy A Series has truly made awesome for everyone.
This year, Samsung is making the A-Series even more accessible by introducing the Galaxy A12 and A02s to give everyone the power to create amazing content without the high price tag.
The smartphone’s 5,000mAh battery means aspiring content creators can stay powered for hours on end. When the battery runs low, they can quickly get back to what they’re doing after using the charger that has the 15W Fast Charging technology.
Heighten mobile photography with the Galaxy A12
The Galaxy A12’s Quad Camera elevates mobile photography, headlined by its 48MP Main Camera. It is complemented by a 5MP Ultra Wide lens that simulates human sight and offers a 123-degree angle of view, a 2MP Macro Camera to capture finer details, and a 2MP Depth Camera to bring focus to the subject. Even the front camera is upgraded with its 8MP and Live Focus features to capture that perfect selfie.
The Galaxy A12’s 6.5-inch Infinity-V Display with HD+ technology also means more room to play and experience sharp, crisp, and clear images.
The Galaxy A12’s 4/128GB memory variant is priced at PHP 7,990, while the 6/128GB version is available for PHP 9,990. Meanwhile, the Galaxy A02s comes in 4GB of memory and 64GB, priced at just PHP 6,990.
The Galaxy A12 is available in Black, Blue, and White, while the Galaxy A02s comes in Black and Blue.
For more information, visit samsung.com/ph.
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“Recognize that how you feel is valid, no matter what, It’s okay not to be okay.”
ILOILO, PHILIPPINES -- Grounded on its advocacy of helping local restaurants nationwide, foodpanda, an on-demand food delivery service in Philippines, partnered with three restaurants in Iloilo City so that Ilonggos could have a taste of specially made food and drinks at a reasonable price.
foodpanda definitely has got your love for food covered by sharing the great stories of three of their restaurant partners and how the platform helped their business:
Akamon Ramen Bar started out in 2018 as a small ramen shop in a food park located in Iloilo City. Back then, it was still called Ramen Raku until they decided to take a big leap and opened a stand-alone ramen restaurant in SM Strata this year. The new name, Akamon, means red gate (door) in Japanese.
Mr. Bryan Te, owner of Akamon Ramen Bar, started the business, wanting to serve authentic Japanese food to its customers in hopes of becoming one of the leading ramen chains in Iloilo City. “Always dream big and put quality first before anything else. There will be struggles along the way but you have to keep up and think of innovative ideas'', shared Mr. Te.
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Kai Royal Tea started out only last year but they are already bringing lots of smiles to people living in Iloilo City because of their milk teas and refreshing drinks. The owner of the milk tea shop, Mr. Keano Lev Eslabon, has plans of branching out soon and his team is also working on franchising the business in order to open more branches in the city.
"Always study the market first to understand it and focus on your customers without forgetting about your employees. Make sure you have enough knowledge on the industry you’ll be involved in. Lastly, there will always be risks but you can manage risk by planning ahead", said Mr. Eslabon.
Another homegrown brand, Monkey Grounds Coffee, which started in 2016, serves healthy meatless food. It has always been Ms. Glaiza Wong-Nava and Ms. Goldline Wong's dream to have a coffee shop and as business owners, they discussed how there's a lot of challenges along the way but they always try to improve and do their best as receiving good feedback from their valued customers is very rewarding.
"No one is going to take care of your business but you. You need to put your heart and soul into it and to stay motivated when problems arise. It’s also important that your family understands your long hours spent in the business but at the same time you also need to balance business, and family, and personal life", said Ms. Nava.
The three business owners shared how foodpanda was instrumental during the difficult times of community quarantines, with its convenient ordering and delivery process. foodpanda truly has got its partner restaurants and customers covered.
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