The wait is over. Infinix officially introduces the NOTE 60 Ultra in the Philippines, its most design forward and performance driven smartphone yet. Built to redefine what a flagship experience looks and feels like, the NOTE 60 Ultra combines cutting edge innovation with world class design craftsmanship. Available in four Italian inspired colorways, Torino Black, Monza Red, Amalfi Blue, and Roma Silver, each variant reflects a distinct personality, offering users a device that matches their unique expression. A New Standard in Flagship Design Elevating the NOTE series to new heights, the NOTE 60 Ultra features a premium design endorsed by the legendary design house Pininfarina. Known globally for its iconic automotive masterpieces, Pininfarina brings its signature curves, materials, and precision to this collaboration. This marks its first deep partnership with a smartphone brand in celebration of its 95th anniversary. The result ...
Here’s the story: Meralco wants government to “crack down” on unregistered rooftop solar. They call them “guerrilla” installs. Sounds like we’re talking about rebels. We’re actually talking about your neighbor who put up panels to cut a ₱8k Meralco bill. Now, safety matters. Bad wiring can cause fires. A busted inverter can electrocute linemen during a brownout. No one’s arguing that. But here’s the consumer reality: Meralco says 1/3 of solar setups in their area — 370MW worth — are unregistered. That’s thousands of homes who said “enough” to rising rates and went DIY or hired small installers. And every kilowatt you make on your roof is a kilowatt you don’t buy from Meralco. With 500+MW of rooftop solar now in their franchise, that’s real money off their books. So when Meralco pushes for “tighter rules”, consumers are asking: is this about safety… or about sales? ...