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Lyle Santos, Chattee Lara and yours truly have been joining heads for some time now to come up with a line of cool WordCamp Philippines merchandise for everyone. Yesterday, the two went out to have a few laptop stickers prototyped. And here they are!

The WordCamp Philippines online store will be open very soon! Please bookmark the official site or subscribe to the RSS feed to keep tabs.

T-shirts? Of course we’ll still have t-shirts! Watch out for ‘em!

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red mobile, the telecommunications company that has successfully captured the eye of young, technologically-inclined Filipinos, is gearing up to engage an even broader market. Recently, red mobile launched a line of 3G handsets to carry its signal nationwide, in a bid to provide not only affordable mobile communication, but also trendy and cutting-edge devices.

The red mobile SIM is compatible with 2G and 3G phones, such as the Samsung J200, Motorola VE 538, Verzio Duplii, Nokia 3120C, and introducing the red SPARK and red FLAME handsets (photos below).

the FLAME (front & back), and the SPARK

To date, red mobile offers the cheapest/lowest call rates in the industry, not only for voice but also for video calling. At ₱0.50 per minute (within the red mobile network), this emerging player is certainly setting a new standard in mobile communications.

During the Asian financial crisis of 1997, it was pre-paid service that saved the mobile telecommunications industry. Today, as global economic recession looms, much more innovative and cost-effective means of doing business are needed to ensure further growth and development. And red mobile, although not yet a giant compared to its competitors, seems to have the much-needed flexibility and agility that’re called for to survive and thrive into the future.