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Unboxing and First Impressions: Moto E5 Plus

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Moto is a brand that’s been off the radar for a while now, and we’ve been wondering why. Fortunately, they’ve assured us that they’re still pretty much present in the Philippines. Maybe they’re more focused on making good products than marketing, which is in many ways, still a good thing. Unboxing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqLyd6g4ezc In fact, they’ve sent us one of their latest lower mid-range devices for a review. Priced at PhP9,990, the Moto E5 Plus is the company’s latest attempt to bring “premium” features at a more affordable price point. Specifications Design: What You’d Expect In terms of looks, the Moto E5 Plus is your typical smartphone with curved sides and uses a glossy finish for everything. Thanks to that, the back is a smudge magnet, and is also prone to scratches. I know they’re trying to give off that premium feel, but with this one, it simply doesn’t work, at…

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The Moto E5 Plus Will be Powered by a Snapdragon 430

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The Geekbench score of the yet unannounced Moto E5 Plus just popped out and it shows that it is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 430, listed as msm8937, which is an entry-level processor paired by 3GB RAM, whcih should make the phone capable of handling day to day tasks without problems. The Moto E5 Plus is expected to have stock Android inside and will have a 6″ edge to edge display with 18:9 display ratio. The fingerprint scanner is located at the back with the Moto logo embedded in it. The E5 Plus has a  5,000mAh battery which Moto claims can last up to 1.5 days of usage. Source | Via

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Tokyo Game Show 2018

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Witness this year’s biggest gaming convention in Asia, the Tokyo Game Show 2018. This September 19, our team will fly to Tokyo, Japan, to be part to TGS 2018. Special thanks to our brand partners Huawei Mobile, PLDT Home, Smart Communications and Cherry Mobile for making this coverage possible.

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Top 5 reasons “Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice” is to die for

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The Gadget Pilipinas Team was given access to a press briefing with Hidetaka Miyazaki, Director from From Software and a bit of hands-on gameplay. Here’s our take on the hands-on gameplay and the insights from the press interview. We also  figured a listicle is in order to rundown why this game will match the hype surrounding it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aW5nJDiaWf4 Here’s our Top 5 reasons why “Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice” is to die for. 1) The game is Tenchu-inspired If you’ve played any of the Tenchu games in previous game consoles, you know that the use of the grappling hook to set-up a one-slash-stealth kills from above is a hallmark of the series. Zipping to rooftops and treetops will be the go-to move in this game to get rid of sentries. And yes, those ever-so glorious decapitations and dismemberments with the stealth kill are present. 2) Casual or hardcore can play From…

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TGS 2018: PES mobile game to be updated to “Winning Eleven 2019” this December!

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Heads-up, Pro Evolution Soccer (PES) players. The PES game you’re playing on your phone is going to get a major upgrade. For starters, the visuals will get a major overhaul and will be using Unreal Engine 4 – the same graphics engine used in triple A games for consoles and PCs. With the use of Unreal Engine 4, PES will be inching closer to how it looks versus its console port. It Next, over 3,000 new animations, improved player AI with every playstyle accounted for, and realistic ball movements has been optimized for fans to enjoy the ultimate soccer game. And lastly, 10 new league licenses from Europe, South America and Asia have been added, including Japan’s J. League. The best part? Despite these updates,  Winning Eleven 2019 is still free-to-play (with in-game purchases). PES 2019 promises to give a life-like behavior of the beautiful game and should take competitive mobile…

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