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    The leading global provider of smart devices, HONOR, claimed the top spot as the best camera smartphone in the recent DxOMark ranking test, dethroning its competitors, with a high-ranking score of 158.   DxOMark, an independent camera testing organization that provides comprehensive evaluation of camera performances, has awarded HONOR Magic6 Pro as the top contender in terms of global camera, battery, display and selfie features, as of this writing.   “Another revolutionary HONOR device has remarkably stood out and we couldn’t be prouder of the innovation that our R&D and tech engineers have put in. Surely, this smartphone will upgrade the consumer’s lifestyle and embrace HONOR’s innovation. We are also thrilled to unveil this world-class smartphone in the Philippines very soon, said Stephen Cheng, Vice President of HONOR Philippines.”   Industry-leading Camera Performance According to the latest DxOMark rating, HONOR Magic6 Pro delivered an outstanding...

  A dedicated teacher from PSD provides a hands-on lecture inside their newly rehabilitated school building. Being hearing-impaired is a challenge in itself, navigating a world where communication relies heavily on spoken words.       In the Philippines, this challenge further creates a gap, as opportunities for the deaf are limited, particularly in education and employment. The struggle is intensified as only a few secondary learning institutions are catering to their unique needs, with affordability and facility conditions further hindering their pursuit of skills and knowledge.       A personal advocacy   Shery Funcion, the Principal of the Philippine School for the Deaf (PSD) in Pasay City, is no stranger to these challenges.       Her dedication to the cause began with her college thesis, focusing on job opportunities for deaf learners. Since then, she has immersed herself in various organizations and volunteer activities, gain...

  The Philippines’ Magna Carta for Disabled Persons ensures the rehabilitation, self-development, and self-reliance of persons with disabilities. The country provides educational assistance to people with disabilities from primary to tertiary education, including vocational or technical training.   One such school is the Philippine School for the Deaf (PSD) in Pasay City. For over a century, the school had demonstrated the transformative power of education in empowering and unlocking the capabilities of those with diverse disabilities to live fulfilling lives.   Though standing as a testament to the Philippines' long-standing commitment to differently-abled education, the school, one of Southeast Asia's oldest institutions for the deaf, suffers from the effects of time and wear, compromising its ability to fulfill its mission.   The school lacked basic facilities and accessibility features: converted classrooms, timeworn corridors, limited space for vocational traini...

  The leading global smart devices provider, HONOR, has yet another e xciting  offer for HONOR Magic V2 enthusiasts. The HONOR Magic V2 is now available with a Globe Postpaid Plan priced at  Php  2,499 at Globe Stores online and in exclusive stores nationwide.   "We're thrilled to share that through our partnership with Globe, you can now get your hands on the world's thinnest foldable phone at  convenient   payment  rates. Toge ther,   we're  m aking  cuttin g-edge  technology accessible to more people, so you can enjoy a touch of luxury without breaking the  bank .  It's  all about bringing you exciting choices and making top-notch tech more affordable and within reach for everyone," said Stephen Cheng, Vice President of HONOR Philippines.   The HONOR Magic V2 can be  purchased  through Globe with a one-time cash out of  Php  31,600 with  GPlan 2499, which includes 25GB of surfing ...

  The Philippines’ Magna Carta for Disabled Persons ensures the rehabilitation, self-development, and self-reliance of persons with disabilities. The country provides educational assistance to people with disabilities from primary to tertiary education, including vocational or technical training.   One such school is the Philippine School for the Deaf (PSD) in Pasay City. For over a century, the school had demonstrated the transformative power of education in empowering and unlocking the capabilities of those with diverse disabilities to live fulfilling lives.   Though standing as a testament to the Philippines' long-standing commitment to differently-abled education, the school, one of Southeast Asia's oldest institutions for the deaf, suffers from the effects of time and wear, compromising its ability to fulfill its mission.   The school lacked basic facilities and accessibility features: converted classrooms, timeworn corridors, limited space for vocational traini...