One Million FB Fans in ONE year!

Solaire Resort and Casino, the fastest growing integrated resort in the country surpassed 1 Million Facebook “Likes” in one year (facebook.com/solaireresort) a great milestone to mark its 1st year anniversary.

Solaire turns ONE Million during its first year anniversary this March.

Solaire is the first integrated resort to embrace Social Media with its own in-house digital marketing team since the property opened in March 2013 and has indicated its strength within a year. Social Media is an essential part of their continuous efforts to innovate and provide impressive and exceptional entertainment to all their clientele. Growing engagement with fans of Solaire has contributed significantly to the business success. Social Media platforms will enhance the marketing plans of Solaire and allows them to interact and update regular patrons on all events, activities, shows and promotions.
Solaire engages its valued followers through Facebook and this platform provides them the opportunity to participate and share those special experiences of great memories. This provides an opportunity to connect our most supportive and passionate fans in a quest to find ways to enjoy and “Create their Moments” at Solaire.

This is something we are proud of and wish to express our sincere appreciation to our loyal supporters and 1 Million Facebook fans for their continued support as we celebrate our 1st year in business. We are glad to be able to connect with our guests through Social Media, says Jasper Evangelista, Vice President Brand Marketing, Solaire Resort and Casino.

Solaire’s Facebook page has interactive postings daily on the gaming and resort promotions, events, raffle and other activities. Solaire has a strong social media presence in the Philippines and a rising presence in Asia.

Stay updated with Solaire through Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.

Solaire Resort & Casino, the primary property of Bloomberry Resorts Corporation, is a USD $1.2 Billion integrated destination resort on an 8.3-hectare site in Manila, Philippines opened March 2013. Solaire, a luxury destination casino resort, is the first property to open in the Entertainment City, a government sponsored (Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation) economic development zone.

Solaire’s Bay Tower (Phase 1) features 500 luxurious rooms, suites and bay side villas, 18,500 square meters of gaming space, a wide range of award-winning signature restaurants, sophisticated bars and lounges, and an ample multi-level car park. The property has additional 258,721 square meter expansion project under development which is expected to open 3rd quarter of 2014.

Apple pays you for recycling old iOS gadgets and devices

As a part of Apple’s Reuse and Recycling program, the company now accepts all Apple products (both working and non-working) to be recycled for free. The good thing is, if your device could still be resold, Apple is willing to pay you with store credits that could be used to buy a new Apple device like an iPhone 5S or an iPad Air.

Own any old Apple products?

Own any old Apple products?

This is not the first time Apple did a recycling initiative, but it’s the first time the Cupertino-based manufacturer is accepting all their products to be recycled. Combining is also acceptable. For example, you could recycle an old iPhone 4S and an iPad and get credits for both. These credits can be combined to get a discounted iPad Air. Take note, though, that there is a one-class-device limitation for this – meaning you cannot recycle two iPhones or two iPads and combine the credits.

This program is available at all of their stores world-wide. Just bring those old Apple products to authorized Apple retailers in the Philippines and you can help contribute in making the world a greener place…while also getting discounts for your next iOS device.

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Confide’s self-destructing messages now on Android

In a world where the likes of the Heartbleed bug threatens digital security, one can’t be sure if the things they send out remain as private as they want it to be. Confide is a former iOS-exclusive app that aims to address just that by providing their users with an encrypted way of sending messages and email.

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“Spoken words disappear after they’re heard. But what you say online remains forever. With confidential messages that self-destruct, Confide takes you off the record.”

To read a message, the user has to swipe the words one by one to reveal them. Once the finger already passes over a word, it vanishes once again. The reason behind this is so that performing a screenshot will be hard from the end of the person reading your message. In any case a screenshot is made, the app notifies the sender. In addition, Confide tells you exactly when and what time the recipient has read your message.

As you’ve probably noticed, Confide is a lot like the famous Snapchat app, only minus the naked selfies. It uses an end-to-end encryption system to assure its users of a secured service.

Confide has been available to iOS since January and has already received praises from users world-wide. The company announces that they’re now on Android, too, and that in fact the Android version is currently faster than its iOS counterpart. Lastly, Confide is compatible with devices running Gingerbread onwards, which means a lot of Android users can use this messaging app to either send a secret message to a lover, plan a surprise party, or close deals with business partners.

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Samsung launches Curved Ultra High-Definition Smart TV

Samsung Electronics Philippines introduced its 2014 entertainment product lineup yesterday including its latest TV model – the Curved Ultra High-Definition (UHD) Smart TV.

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Ultra High-Def Smart TVs are popping out everywhere from different brands but Samsung takes it up a notch by producing a model that comes with a curved screen coupled with advanced display technology.

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Samsung’s Curved UHDTV lineup comes with the following features:

• Curved screen for better viewing angles compared to conventional UHD TVs.

• Proprietary Auto Depth Enhancer for a greater sense of depth and gives a 3D-like effect without requiring glasses.

UHD Upscaling – converts lower resolution content closer to UHD picture quality and clarity.

Purcolor technology – reproduces a wide range of colors that are close to nature as possible.

• Other specs – Multi-Links Screen (dual-screen), Smart Hub, Quad Core + CPU, built-in WiFi, built-in camera, and HDMI.

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The new Curved UHD Smart TV (HU9000) is available in 78-inches, 65-inches, and 55-inches in all Samsung outlets nationwide with a price range starting from Php300,000 to Php500,000.

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Globe kicks off Prepaid On-The-Go Great Gadget Sale

Globe Telecoms is holding the Globe Prepaid On-The-Go Great Gadget Sale wherein subscriber can get as much as 90% when they trade their old gadgets or use Globe Reward Points to purchase their new device.

Consumers can select from a wide variety of devices from various brands, both international (such as Samsung, Nokia and Sony) and local brands. Some of the devices that are up for grabs include the Sony Z1 Compact, LG G2 Mini and the Nokia Lumia 625.

In addition to the discount, consumers are also eligible for a free 2-month subscription to PowerSurf 299 (300MB/month) when they purchase a unit during the promo period.

Speaking of promo period, the Globe Prepaid On-The-Go Great Gadget Sale starts today and will run until Sunday, April 27. You can check out their booth at the TriNoma Activity Center from 10am-10pm.

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