Last Sunday, Tim Bradley won over Manny Pacquiao in a controversial split decision. While Pacquiao himself has moved on, reaction to the fight was so bad that online betting outfit Paddy Power even refunded those who waged on the Filipino boxer.
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Here’s the Pacquiao-Mayweather bout the world is still waiting to see—if by “bout” you’re talking about boxers who exchange their gloves for lightsabers, and end fights with cheesy Mortal Kombat-like fatalities.
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Earlier this month Prison Dancer: The Interactive Web Musical was announced. The 12-episode web series starring online celebrity Mikey Bustos is scheduled for a March release, but that hasn’t stopped the production from releasing sneak peeks like Pak Yow.
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Here’s a couple of images that capture the Pinoy Zeitgeist (a fancy word I suddenly decided to start using) online. They’re what you get when you mix The National Fist with the original collectible card game, and our esteemed senators with the latest DOT tagline.
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Manny Pacquiao: Pound for Pound, which normally costs $2.99, is available as a free download from the App Store for today only.
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Manny Pacquiao: Pound for Pound is best described as a rushed attempt to cash in on Pacquiao’s fame, the less famous and less capable brother of Infinity Blade. Currently priced at $2.99 on Apple’s App Store, the game isn’t worth your time or money.
read more »The HP Veer is advertised as “[America's] smallest 4G smartphone”. It runs on webOS (the mobile platform developed by Palm). But what should be more interesting for Filipinos is the fact that the Veer is endorsed by fighting congressman and pound-for-pound king Manny Pacquiao.
read more »Editor’s Note: Is your touchscreen laptop, phone, or tablet acting weird? Contributor Luis Buenaventura found out the hard way that a faulty wall socket may mess up touchscreen displays, while buying the Acer Iconia dual-touchscreen laptop.
read more »It’s easy to bash Manny Pacquiao for the poor grammar showcased on @CongMP, a no-longer-active Twitter account that was verified as legit by ABS-CBN. Everyone’s missing the point: Pacquiao does deserve criticism, but not only for a lack of English fluency.
read more »A diplomatic cable sent from the American embassy in Indonesia (dated February 2010) outlines a social media proposal designed to “amplify key topics and themes to support the [then] upcoming visit by President Obama.” Based on what I’ve seen and heard, it’s possible that similar efforts are underway here in the Philippines.
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