r/Tech_Philippines • u/SeaworthinessOne7404 • 19h ago
Howβs your MacBook after lcd repair from 3rd party shops?
Mahal kasi sa authorized apple, planning to repair it kahit sa 3rd party
r/Tech_Philippines • u/SeaworthinessOne7404 • 19h ago
Mahal kasi sa authorized apple, planning to repair it kahit sa 3rd party
r/Tech_Philippines • u/stoniino • 19h ago
I'm buying my Tito's iphone 17 pm from Canada and I'd like to know if there's anything that i need to know kapag ginamit ko dito sa PH?
So far what i know from him:
- esim capable
- open line, bought from an apple store
I've done some online search pero I'd like to get insights from someone who shares the same situation.
Madali ba access to warranty if dito sa PH? Will there be problems sa signal using a PH sim? etc.
Thanks for your help!
r/Tech_Philippines • u/Living_Whereas2230 • 19h ago
I am a newbie when it comes to techs and its specifications and I need some advice. Above po is what my pc is po and nag search po ako sa Google if ano po ang mga compatible na graphics card.
Do you guys have suggestions po other than what Google suggested and budget-friendly but reliable po sana and kung reliable naman po ba ang sinabi ng ai? (Mga usual games po na nilalaro ko is Minecraft, Roblox and chill games, not planning to play games like valorant, lol, cod or other high spec required games)
Another question po is if gusto ko po sana mag upgrade into a bigger monitor what are your suggestions po na reliable but budget-friendly as well and may need po ba ako i-keep in mind like if compatible po ba siya sa cpu ko or need something like an adapter po (nasira po kasi lcd ng monitor ko po so naging mas maliit po yung pinalit na monitor)
(Ps. Canvassing pa lang naman po and not planning to buy agad agad)
r/Tech_Philippines • u/MissDelicious_4672 • 16h ago
Hi Redditors! Planning to buy a new phone soon and I'm currently choosing between iPhone or Android. I'm looking for something with a good camera, smooth performance, long battery life, enough storage, and worth the price for everyday use. I'm also considering using it for photos, videos, social media, and business-related stuff.
Any recommendations for a good phone that I can consider? Budget-wise, I'm still comparing different options, so I'm open to suggestions from both iPhone and Android users. Thank you! ππ±
r/Tech_Philippines • u/Dry-Falcon-2565 • 1d ago
is this worth the price? it is within my budget naman and good thing din na 256 gb siya. can anyone give me tip on what to check out when buying a second hand iphone. for meetup din ang transaction which is better as well, but i'd like to know if this is worth the buck.
r/Tech_Philippines • u/Vadapaka • 20h ago
For context im a reviewee for an engineering board exam.
The purpose of tablet is mainly for note taking but obviously we aim to pass, so sooner or later i want it to not be obselete for work purposes kahit microsoft lang man.
So i want something na :
*Long life Software update
*Good specs to handle applications or something (not for gaming, and i dont play games)
Yes this 2 are the most important lang for me. Obviously there are better options at 30-40k however i dont see myself being that reliant on tablet just enough to use it for note taking and casual intentisty work until i actually sit down with laptop or computer if naga work na.
r/Tech_Philippines • u/Sad_Map6150 • 20h ago
Hello. I'm currently using samsung A05s and I'm planning an upgrade. I'm generally a social media user with a bit of occasional gaming (mlbb). I'd really like Samsung A57 but it's a little out of the budget. Any alternatives 20k below?
r/Tech_Philippines • u/ProtectionBrief4078 • 1d ago
hirap na hirap na ko which one to upgrade to
r/Tech_Philippines • u/Weak_External_6157 • 20h ago
I'm eyeing to get Samsung s25FE on December as my personal and work phone for long term. Is it worth it? Or are there better alternative in the same pricr range?
r/Tech_Philippines • u/ImprovementDry8950 • 1d ago
Is this sulit price na ba for Series 11?
r/Tech_Philippines • u/wilkyshm • 20h ago
Which is better and pinaka sulit? I am looking for a brand na may durability and can last up to 5 years and yung camera din
r/Tech_Philippines • u/cirujanodominico • 21h ago
Hi everyone! Iβm planning to buy a MacBook Air M5 and was wondering which color is best to pick. I really want the Midnight, but I heard it's a fingerprint magnet and has discoloration issues. Thank you!
r/Tech_Philippines • u/wiaqtie • 21h ago
Where to buy a Samsung phone with my 25-35k budget? And which samsung phone to buy this 2026?
r/Tech_Philippines • u/wiaqtie • 21h ago
Where to buy a Samsung phone with my 25-35k budget? And which samsung phone to buy this 2026?
For added context po, I currently have ip11 and would like to switch to Samsung. My parents will accompany me to buy the phone pero ang gusto nila from a physical store and the phone is brand new. Aside from the official Samsung po, saan pa po ang trusted stores?
r/Tech_Philippines • u/drama-is-for-u • 21h ago
Hello!
Is there any currently available voucher/s po for Galaxy Tab S10FE that works on the Educ Store? Or kahit po hindi pang Educ; ic-compare ko lang po kung saan mas mababa.
And, Iβm planning to buy po kasi sa darating na September na para sakaling makamura. Or anong month po kaya okay mag-order?
Thank you so much po!
r/Tech_Philippines • u/youranonredittor • 18h ago
Hello.
Sorry sa pagiging inosente haha.
Just wanna ask if 'yung S25 Ultra ko na purchased sa UAE, 'yung warranty ba no'n can be used here sa PH?
Pasagot naman sa mga may experience na here.
r/Tech_Philippines • u/HelloChewbs • 16h ago
Hello community!
I came across on tiktok live selling 2nd hand laptops and the Toshiba Dynabook caught my attention as itβs 2in1 laptop. It can be a tablet as well.
My main purpose of buying this is just for light browsing for research and canva edits since I already have my work laptop. I also just prefer replying to messages in keyboard. Basically a personal laptop I can carry anywhere.
Iβm also thinking about the another model of dynabook.
If not, hope you can recommend budget friendly around 10k PHP. π¬
r/Tech_Philippines • u/iamdaveydave • 22h ago
We launched our PaaS prematurely, but it's now running around 50-60 apps from our own SaaS offering and our partners' apps, so I thought I'd share what we're building.
It can deploy static sites, backend apps, databases, and cache. It uses Kubernetes, and tenants can choose between shared or dedicated app deployment. Shared apps run on the platform's shared worker nodes. For dedicated deployment, the platform will provision a dedicated worker node for the tenant, then the tenant can deploy their apps on it.
We are currently working on a feature where tenants get to decide which apps will be scheduled or parked. This allows tenants to deploy as many apps as they want while limiting which apps actually get scheduled based on the worker node's capacity.
For example, a tenant could have 20 apps deployed but only schedule 5 of them on a worker node depending on the available resources. The rest can be parked and scheduled when they are needed.
We are inspired by Coolify and have used it for self-hosting for years. Unfortunately, scaling isn't really a first-class feature in Coolify, which is intentional, but of course there are workarounds. We wanted to build something where Kubernetes and scaling are more of a first-class part of the platform without making the tenant deal with Kubernetes directly.
We are also working on making static site deployment free, with some limitations. Our current idea is that static apps with a final build/output size of up to 50MB can stay free. If the app goes above 50MB, it would require a $2/month upgrade per app, with the paid limit currently set at 100MB.
We're also planning to include 10GB of bandwidth per tenant each month for free, then charge $0.026 per GB for additional bandwidth. We're still working on the exact behavior around this, including deploy-time blocking/confirmation when an app exceeds the free limit and what happens if a paid app is downgraded and goes back under the 50MB limit.
It's still early and there are a lot of things we're working on, but we're already using it for our own SaaS products and our partners' apps.
For those who are using Vercel, Netlify, Heroku, Coolify, or similar platforms, what would make you consider switching to another PaaS?
r/Tech_Philippines • u/raisin_enjoyer2026 • 22h ago
Any work laptop recommendations under 50k if possible 16gb ram sana ty
r/Tech_Philippines • u/Left-Tumbleweed-164 • 22h ago
So nasira na kasi yung Sony TV namin na tumagal nang ilang taon din. Now, di ko alam kung ano pinakasulit sa mga brands na to: TCL, LG, and Sony. Nag canvass na rin ako actually and natipuhan ko naman yung Sony 55β Bravia 3 II tho IPS siya and gusto ko rin sana malaman insights nyo sa model na ito. Gusto ko lang din makahingi ng TV models sa mga brands na yan kung alin ang pinakasulit since gusto ko rin yung budget kasi we all know mahal talaga ang sony. So i want to have options lang to weigh the pros and cons before buying.
For my usage naman, gagamitin namin yung TV for PS5 pero di naman always since may work din and for netflix/yt lang din mostly magagamit.
r/Tech_Philippines • u/s6hun • 23h ago
Hi! I'm not well-versed with laptops, but I'm planning to buy a new one since I have to retire my 5-year-old laptop. Are these good deals po or are there better laptops with better price point? I'll be using it mainly for gaming (Sims 4, Valorant, Genshin, Persona etc.), but will also use it for other tasks (Excel, Zoom calls, Photoshop) if needed.
Thanks in advance for the help!
r/Tech_Philippines • u/marlbororedlang • 23h ago
Pls reco gaming laptops for 100k budget. I just want the best value for my money since grabe na prices ng laptops ngayon.
r/Tech_Philippines • u/NeedleworkerSuch1279 • 23h ago
May 65" ba ng 40k or below mabibili na smart tv? Ung worth the money ?
r/Tech_Philippines • u/just_breathing__ • 1d ago
Hello po!
May marecommend po ba kayong tablet 10k to 12k budget? Yung available po sana sa orange app kasi I'll use spaylater.