ASUS FonePad : Sleek and Stylish

Coming in a sleek and stylish metallic Titanium Gray design, the phone + tablet fusion has never been this stylish. The ASUS Fonepad responds to your demanding lifestyle and incredible personality so no matter who you are or what you do, the ASUS Fonepad is surely your best accessory that’s both functional and beautiful.

The ASUS Fonepad comes with an array of applications that enhances the experience you have with a 7-inch tablet. It features an application called BuddyBuzz which is the perfect app that brings together all your social networking feeds for easier and more fun connections. ASUS Story is also one of the best offerings of the ASUS Fonepad where you can collect photos from your recent trips or hangouts into an album so photo browsing has just become more fun. The SuperNote Lite also takes note taking to the next level because you can scribble or draw or maybe even add photos and share them with your friends or keep them for future use. Note taking is just as easy as touching the screen!

Thanks to its full 3G telephony support, Fonepad™ can also be used for voice calls using the built-in noise-cancelling digital microphone or an optional Bluetooth headset. Built-in 3G with HSPA+ mobile data means ASUS Fonepad™ is an always-connected mobile device for seamless web browsing, fast downloads from Google Play Store, and smooth streaming of audio and video. With just one mobile data plan to pay for, running costs are also much lower than those of a separate smartphone and 3G tablet.

The ASUS Fonepad is available in 8GB and 32GB capacities at Php 11,995 and Php 14,995, respectively.


Full specifications available at http://ph.asus.com/

Torque Droidz Drive Tablet Review

I got a hold of a Torque Droidz Drive a few weeks ago and I've been tinkering with it ever since. Tried its features, especially the camera since I live in a world of selfies, instagrams and tweets. It's fun to see a chronological documentation of what you're doing (eating, watching, - practically everything) and accompanied by photos. It's fun looking back and reading about your past whereabouts and I can't stop myself from getting amazed by how creative my shots were.

The quality of the photos from the 2 mp camera still does not replace that of a real camera but the advantage of using tablets is you get to upload it real quick at the chance of a free wi-fi Internet connection. Unless you're using one of those cameras with an Android OS, but that's a different review.


The Torque Droidz Drive is one of the most affordable 7 inch phablet (phone and tablet) available in the Metro. The specifications are fair enough but considering the very low prize of Php 3,999, then that's a great deal you should not let pass.