2016 Nike Black History Month Collection

Every January, Nike launches its famous Black History Month Collection that pays homage to the achievements of black athletes around the globe. Since its debut in 2005, the annual collection from Nike has evolved from just a single Air Force 1 to an extensive assortment of products.

The limited-edition 2016 collection is inspired by seminal individuals who rewrote history with their pivotal performances. This year's iteration features a total of 28 products, spanning from basketball, tennis, football, running, Nike iD, and Jordan Brand. The custom geometric motifs and Pan African-inspired palette gives the 2016 collection its distinct global sensibility and identity. 

Our favorite basketball sneakers headline the collection, namely: The LEBRON 13, KD8, Kyrie 2, and Kobe 11. These signature models will be available in mens and youth sizes in select stores. Some stores will also be carrying BHM hoodies, T-shirts, and shorts. The availability and pricing for the kicks are as follows: 

SHOE                                                   PRICE                    RELEASE DATE

KOBE XI ELITE LOW BHM           10,795                    1/16/2016

KD 8 BHM                                          9,895                      1/23/2016

KYRIE 2 BHM                                    7,495                      1/18/2016

LEBRON XIII BHM                          10,795                    1/23/2016

THESE WILL BE AVAILABLE AT:

NIKE PARK SM MOA

NIKE PARK THE FORT

NIKE STADIUM GLORIETTA

NIKE STADIUM ROCKWELL

FORUM GREENHILLS

TITAN22.COM

TITAN GLORIETTA 5

TITAN UP TOWN

TITAN RONAC

TITAN SHANG

TITAN TAFT

TITAN TWO PARKADE

TITAN MOLITO
ZALORA.COM

Serena Williams’s perpetual drive to trump expectations, break records and redefine a sport. Kobe Bryant’s phenomenal 81-point game for the Los Angeles Lakers in 2006. Sanya Richards-Ross’ gold-medal-winning 400-meter race. Chris Paul’s off-court drive to level the playing field. These pivotal performances and seminal individuals rewrote history and catalyzed community — they also serve as the driving inspiration behind the 2016 Black History Month collection.

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Since its debut in 2005, Nike’s annual Nike Black History Month collection has evolved from a single Nike Air Force 1 to an extensive product assortment that pays homage to the achievements of black athletes worldwide. The limited-edition 2016 collection, with staggered launches running from January to mid-February, features a vibrant cascade of 28 products, spanning tennis, basketball, football, running, Nike iD and Jordan Brand. Its distinctly global sensibility is reflected in a vivid Pan African-inspired color palette, with custom geometric motifs.

The collection kicks off with Basketball footwear releases including the LEBRON 13, KD8, KYRIE 2 and the KOBE 11. Signature models from Lebron James, Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant will also be offered in youth sizes. Other category launches include: Air Force 1, Nike Air Footscape Magista and Nike Roshe One (including an additional BHM-themed Roshe One Nike iD offering) from Nike Sportswear; NikeCourt Flare footwear from Tennis; Streak LT 3 footwear from Running; and the Air Jordan 1 Nouveau and AJ1 High for girls from Jordan Brand. A BHM-themed Magista Obra FGboot and Jordan Spike 40 follow in February. BHM apparel comprises hoodies, T-shirts and shorts.

The Black History Month collection honors and celebrates Black heritage, in sport and beyond, around the world while also providing financial support to Nike’s Ever Higher Fund, which was created to bring mentorship, sport and all of its benefits to African American youth.

Nike is proud to support numerous national and local organizations that provide services to underrepresented youth, including African American youth, during the year, through community development, coaching, city league sport programs, and early childhood development programs. Long-time partners include the Jackie Robinson Foundation, Boys and Girls Clubs, National Head Start and Coach Across America.

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8 Interesting Facts About Manila

On January 9, millions of devotees will once again head to Quiapo Church for one of the most-awaited religious celebrations of the Philippines, the Feast of the Black Nazarene. Due to its popularity, the Black Nazarene is considered as one of the things that distinguish Manila from all the other cities of the country.

But being the hodgepodge of culture and history it is, the nation’s capital is a lot more fascinating than you think. Should you find yourself iOn January 9, millions of devotees will once again head to Quiapo Church for one of the most-awaited religious celebrations of the Philippines, the Feast of the Black Nazarene. Due to its popularity, the Black Nazarene is considered as one of the things that distinguish Manila from all the other cities of the country.n the vicinity anytime soon, these random facts should help you see Manila in a whole new light.

Quiapo Church for one of the most-awaited religious celebrations of the Philippines, the Feast of the Black Nazarene. Due to its popularity, the Black Nazarene is considered as one of the things that distinguish Manila from all the other cities of the country.

But being the hodgepodge of culture and history it is, the nation’s capital is a lot more fascinating than you think. Should you find yourself in the vicinity anytime soon, these random facts should help you see Manila in a whole new light.



1 . The original Black Nazarene is said to have been carved by an anonymous Mexican sculptor and was brought to the country aboard a Spanish galleon from Acapulco, Mexico, back in the mid-1600s. There are several assumptions as to why the statue depicts Jesus having a very dark complexion. One popular account is that there was a fire on the galleon that brought it to the country burned, which charred the statue. Others believe it’s the result of staining from the smoke of votive candles offered to it through the years. According to Monsignor Sabino A. Vengco. Jr. from the Loyola School of Theology, the original image was carved from mesquite wood, a dark type of wood that was commonly used as a sculpting medium during the period.

 

2. Manila houses one of the world’s biggest and oldest Chinatowns, Binondo. Established in 1594, it also happens to be the first of its kind in the world, and is the center of commerce and trade in the city.


3. Before the arrival of Spanish colonizers, Manila was referred to as “Kingdom of Maynila,” a name coined because of its status as a vassal-state of the Bruneian Empire in the 1500s. The name “Maynila,” in turn, is said to have been derived from a species of plant called nila or nilad that was then abundant in the city, which means” Maynila” literally translates to “There is nilad here.”

4. Around 6 or 7 million people attended Pope Francis’ final mass at Luneta Park during his visit in January 2015, making it the largest papal event in history. The previous record was also in Manila, when 5 to 6 million devotees flocked to the same venue for Pope John Paul II’s visit on World Youth Day in January 1995.

5. The Manila Hotel, which has accommodated several internationally known guests over the years, is regarded as the first building in the Philippines to have air conditioning when renovations in 1935 led to the development of the air-conditioned annex in the west wing. The first room to have air conditioning is the Quezon Executive Office located in the Malacañang Palace and built between 1937 and 1939.

6. Escolta, which was once considered the place to be in Manila, is the location of many firsts for the Philippines. It housed the Salon de Pertierra, which opened its doors in 1896 and is considered as the first movie house in the Philippines. The first ice cream store is Clarke’s Ice Cream Parlor located at the foot of the Bridge of Spain (replaced by the Jones Bridge). It’s also the site of the country’s first cable car – the tramvia – and the country’s first elevator, which was located at the Burke Building.

7. Manila has over 15 sister cities, places with which the capital has social agreements to promote cultural and commercial relations. These include Yokohama, Japan; Beijing, China; Acapulco, Mexico; Honolulu and Maui in Hawaii, United States; Winnipeg, Canada; Moscow, Russia; and Madrid, Spain.

8. The British laid claim to Manila from 1762 to 1764 during the Seven Years’ War, wherein Britain fought against France and its allies, which included Spain. The war extended to the colonies of the countries involved, leading the British to take 15 ships loaded with almost 7,000 sailors and marines to Manila, seizing the capital as well as nearby Cavite. The British invaders left the Philippines after signing the Treaty of Paris, which ended the Seven Years’ War.
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The Perfect Holiday Gift For Your Techie Loved Ones

Looking for the perfect gift for game console players and techies this holiday season? Give them Energeyes Digital Lenses, a protective eyewear that helps guard their eyes from the harmful blue light that causes digital eye strain.

Energeyes is a defense eyewear that helps alleviate the symptoms of digital eye strain by blocking over 50% of harmful blue light through the synergistic actions of a reflective front surface treatment on the lens and an absorptive lens material.

With the prevalence of electronic devices like smart phones, tablets and computers, people are spending most of their time in front of these gadgets. Techies and game console players specifically, who allot a large portion of their time, are likely to have the common eye disorder called digital eye strain.

Digital eye strain is a condition caused by prolonged exposure to harmful blue light from digital devices. Its symptoms include constant headaches, eye fatigue and blurred vision.  While digital eye strain may be temporary, it may result to a more serious eye-related disorder if not addressed soon.

Energeyes Digital Lenses blocks out damaging blue light and improves visual performance by eliminating glares from digital screens.

Energeyes is now available at participating Ekotek branches, and select Apple Stores such as iStudio Shangri-La and iStudio Gateway. Visit these stores and branches for the perfect defense against digital eye strain.

‘Tis the season of caring for your loved ones’ eye health with Energeyes Digital Lenses.

To know more about Energeyes Digital Lenses, log on to http://www.energeyes-eyewear.com/.

Grand Videoke Symphony 2.0 - The First Voice Activated Videoke

GRAND VIDEOKE, a premium videoke system brand recently launched the GRAND VIDEOKE Symphony 2.0, the first voice activated videoke with GeeVee™ Voice Command Technology.

Forget about browsing the songbook, typing on the remote control or on the mic's keypad. Just tell GeeVee™ your favorite song and your voice is its command! The future of videoke is here and singing became so much more fun and enjoyable. Imagine searching, reserving, and playing your songs using the sound of your voice! Now that's impressive. 

GeeVee™ Voice Command Technology is an exclusive feature of GRAND VIDEOKE. This technology was developed over a period of three years, using more than 1,200 voices comprising of male, female and kids of various ages, tone and accent in order to make it as accurate as possible.

Packed with premium features including HD Sound, 5,157 built-in songs, HD video backgrounds, two professional wireless microphones, 16GB internal memory and more, the GRAND VIDEOKE Symphony 2.0 is the dream videoke system for your home.

Be the first to own one! GRAND VIDEOKE is available at leading music & appliance stores nationwide.

ASUS Raises the Bar of Smartphone User Experience with ZenFone 2 Laser 5.0

​  The search for that elusive perfect mobile phone can be a long and challenging one,  as every smartphone user would know. But if ASUS’ globally leading brand value and countless international and local awards this year alone is any indication of its prowess in product innovation, then one need not look far to finally find the smartphone attuned to his multi-hyphenated lifestyle.  As one of its latest mobile unit offerings, ASUS successfully introduced the ZenFone 2 Laser 5.0 (ZE500KL), a smartphone that perfectly embodies the brand’s commitment to put extra premium on both user experience and innovation – what with its several unparalleled key features – while widely considering its value for money (SRP: PHP 7,295.00). This year’s best value smartphone from ASUS Undeniably, ASUS’ most notable mobile unit innovation during 2014 was the best-selling ZenFone 5 – a marvelous smartphone that stood out due to its then unmatched performance. But being the global powerhouse company that it is known to continuously push the envelope of product solutions, ASUS then soon after picked up from the success of the ZenFone 5, raising the bar this year even further by upgrading these features and just recently introducing the even more remarkable ZenFone 2 Laser 5.0 – now significantly equipped with features that one has never quite experienced in a smartphone before. Blazingly Fast Auto-Focus with Focus Speed of Up to 0.03 Seconds ASUS ZenFone 2 Laser 5.0’s rear camera has laser autofocus technology for the fastest possible clarity. Its infrared laser measures distances at lightning speed – and that means near-instant focus as fast as only 0.03 seconds. Compared with traditional contrast focus, ZenFone 2 Laser is easily in the lead by up to 2X faster speed, wherein the infrared laser gets the most accurate distance of the object and the lens simply accelerates itself to the precise position for the imaging. Ultimate screen protection — Corning Gorilla Glass 4  The ZenFone 2 Laser‘s display comes with Corning Gorilla Glass 4 protection against accidental damages. This also makes ZenFone 2 Laser the only smartphone with the best screen protection at this price range. The Gorilla Glass 4 is much stronger than its third generation of Gorilla Glass 3 in many perspectives: its display offers twice (2X) the drop-damage resistance of its predecessor, a 2.5X increase in retained strength and is 85% less likely to break in daily use — making it safer and stronger than ever before. 8MP PixelMaster Camera with f/2.0 Aperture The ZenFone 2 Laser is the first phone in the price range to have an 8-megapixel camera on the back, guided with a laser auto-focus. It also has a dual-LED real tone flash and a 5-megapixel camera on the front. The f/2.0-aperture Toshiba lens manages to focus the subject in a snap and delivers shots with excellent detail, saturation and contrast levels in day-light conditions. The combination of the excellent hardware and software truly delivers the best in class camera solutions. 5 Magnetic Speakers for 41% Louder and Less Distorted Sound To provide better sound output, the speakers of ZenFone 2 Laser are constructed with five layers of magnets in a large chamber so the bass sound is much better than the traditional 1 or 3 magnet speaker. In general, the sound is crystal clear with 41% increase in louder volume, lower frequency extended by 14% and distortion frequency improved by 12%.  “While just being one of the newest offerings in our continuously growing smartphone product line, the ASUS ZenFone 2 Laser 5.0 has already widely earned the public’s attention due to its unprecedented performance and functions. Among which, users have raved about its extraordinary photography features and audio capabilities, its impressive battery life (up to 13 hours), and its top-of-the-line cover glass protection. With these many innovations in place, it is undeniable that the ZenFone 2 Laser 5.0 has greatly advanced the smartphone user experience function.” shares ASUS Philippines Marketing Manager Jamie Zaldivar.   -###-  AVAILABILITY & PRICING ZenFone 2 Laser is now available in all authorized re-sellers nationwide for as low as P7,295 (ZE500KL) and P8,695 (ZE550KL) ### About ASUS ASUS is a worldwide top-three consumer notebook vendor and maker of the world’s best-selling, most award-winning motherboards. A leading enterprise in the new digital era, ASUS designs and manufactures products that perfectly meet the needs of today’s digital home and office, with a broad portfolio that includes motherboards, graphics cards, optical drives, displays, desktop and all-in-one PCs, notebooks, netbooks, servers, multimedia devices, wireless solutions, networking devices, tablets, smartphones and wearables. Driven by innovation and committed to quality, ASUS won 4,326 awards in 2014 and is widely credited with revolutionizing the PC industry with its Eee PC™. ASUS has more than 16,000 employees around the globe with a world-class R&D team of 5,200 engineers. Company revenue for 2014 was approximately US$14.5 billion.

LEICA SL (Type 601) Features

Lenses
Lens Mount:                      Leica L-Mount
Applicable lenses:             Leica Vario-Elmarit-SL 24–90 mm f/2.8–4 ASPH.
Leica APO-Vario-Elmarit-SL 90–280 mm f/2.8–4
Leica Summilux-SL 50 mm f/1.4 ASPH.
Lenses from the Leica T Camera System, Leica M-Lenses with Leica M-Adapter T, Leica S-Lenses with
Leica S-Adapter L, Leica R-Lenses with Leica R-Adapter L and Leica Cine lenses with Leica PL-Adapter L.

Sensor
Type:                     24-MP-CMOS-Sensor (24 x 36 mm)
Resolution:     Full Frame (24 MP): 6000 x 4000 Pixel, APS-C (10 MP): 3936 x 2624 Pixel
Filter:                     IR-Filter, no Lowpass Filter
ISO:                     ISO 50–ISO 50000
Sensor Cleaning:             Provided

Processor
Type:                     Leica Maestro II series
Internal RAM:             2 GB: 33 DNGs or 30 JPEGs and DNGs

Image
Image Data Format:         JPEG, DNG
Colordepth:                 14 bit (DNG), 8 bit (JPEG)
JPEG:                     Color Space Adobe RGB, ECIRGB, sRGB

Motion
File Format:                 MP4, MOV
Resolution:     4K (4096 x 2160) @ 24 fps; 4K (3840 x 2160) @ 25 and 30 fps; 1080 @ 24, 25, 30, 50, 60, 100 and 120 fps;
720 @ 24, 25, 30, 50, 60, 100 and 120 fps
Bitrate:                 8 bit (recording); 10 bit (HDMI not recording)
Color sampling:             4:2:2/10 bit (HDMI only); 4:2:0/8 bit (recording on SD
card)
Video:                 V-Log L gamma selectable
Audio:     Manual/Auto; Stereo microphone, 48 kHz, 16 bit; Wind elimination
Audio external
via Audio-Adapter:     Audio-In (3.5 mm phone jack), Audio-Out (3.5 mm phone jack)
Movie Length:             Max. duration: 29 min, Max. size: 4 GB

EVF
Resolution:                 SXAG, 4.4 MP
Size:                     0.66"
Eye Point:                 20 mm
Field of View:             37°
Magnification:             x 0.80 (With 50 mm lens at infinity, −1 dpt)
Frame coverage:             100 %
Diopter correction:         − 4 to +2
Eye Sensor:     Yes




Live View:     Operating Modes: Video- and Photo-Live-View separated; Frame rate: up to 60 fps; Exposure simulation available,
Optional information: Focus Peaking, Histogram, Clipping/Zebra, Level, Grid Overlay (3 x 3, 6 x 4), Aspect Ratio (1.33:1; 1.66:1; 1.78:1; 1.85:1; 2.35:1; 2.4:1), Safe Area (80 %; 90 %; 92.5 %; 95 %)

Storage:     SD 1 slot (UHS II) with maximum writing speed 100 MB/s, SD 2 slot (UHS I) with maximum writing speed 30 MB/s

Focusing
Type:                     Contrast AF
Focus Modes:     AF-S (focus priority), AF-C (shutter priority), MF, Touch-AF
AF Modes:                 Static, Dynamic (tracking), Auto (face detection)
AF Size:                 Point, Field, Zone (9 Fields)
AF Steps:                 37 or 49 Fields
AF Assist Lamp:             Built in

Exposure
Exposure Modes:             Program Mode (P), Shutter speed priority mode (T),
Aperture priority mode (A) and manual mode (M)
Exposure Metering Modes:     Center weighted, Multi zone, Spot
Exposure Compensation:         ±3 EV in 1/3 or 1/2 EV-steps
Exposure Bracketing:     3/5/7 images in 1/2/3 aperture steps; additional direct JPEG-HDR


White Balance:     Preset Auto, Daylight 5200 K, Cloudy 6000 K, Shade 7000 K, Tungsten 3200 K, HMI 5600 K,Fluorescent warm 4000 K, Fluorescent cool 4500 K, Flash 5400 K, Greycard, Manual color temperature 2000 K to 11500 K

Shutter
Type:                     Focal plain shutter
Drive Modes:     Single, Continuous slow S (4 fps), Continuous medium M (7 fps), Continuous fast F (11 fps), Self timer 2 s, Self timer 12 s, Interval, Exposure Bracketing, Time exposures up to 30 min
Shutter speed:     1/8000 s to 60 s, time exposures up to 30 min, Max. frame rate 11 fps,
Warranty:                 2 years or 200,000 releases

Flash
Interface:     Standard X-jack, Hot shoe with Sync. andTTL-Mode contacts
X-Synchronization:             1/250 s

Wi-Fi:                    Built in, IEEE 802.11 b/g/n (2.5 GHz)

GPS:                     Built in, Automatic time and date, Sensitivity < 1°

Power supply:     Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery, Nominal voltage 8.4 V, Capacity at least 1860 mAh; Lifetime per charge (CIPA):
approx. 400 shoots; Charging time: approx. 180 min; Charger: 100–240 V 50/60 Hz 0.25 A with adapters
Touch Screen:     2.95" Touch Back light LED with Anti-fingerprint and Anti-scratch coating; 1.04 Mio. pixels; Format 3:2;
View angle: 170°; Colors: 16 Million; Frame coverage: 100 %

Top Display:     1.28" highly reflective monochrome LCD; 128 x 128 dots; View angle 120°; Anti-fingerprint coating

Housing
Material:                 Milled Aluminium
Dust/Spray water sealing:     Provided
Interfaces:     USB 3.0 Micro Type B; HDMI Type A; Multi connector adapter for Audio-Out 3.5 mm/Audio-In 3.5 mm; Multi Shutter
Type:                     Focal plain shutter
Drive Modes:     Single, Continuous slow S (4 fps), Continuous medium M (7 fps), Continuous fast F (11 fps), Self timer 2 s, Self timer 12 s, Interval, Exposure Bracketing, Time exposures up to 30 min
Shutter speed:     1/8000 s to 60 s, time exposures up to 30 min, Max. frame rate 11 fps,
Warranty:                 2 years or 200,000 releases

Flash
Interface:     Standard X-jack, Hot shoe with Sync. andTTL-Mode contacts
X-Synchronization:             1/250 s

Wi-Fi:                    Built in, IEEE 802.11 b/g/n (2.5 GHz)

GPS:                     Built in, Automatic time and date, Sensitivity < 1°

Power supply:     Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery, Nominal voltage 8.4 V, Capacity at least 1860 mAh; Lifetime per charge (CIPA):
approx. 400 shoots; Charging time: approx. 180 min; Charger: 100–240 V 50/60 Hz 0.25 A with adapters
Touch Screen:     2.95" Touch Back light LED with Anti-fingerprint and Anti-scratch coating; 1.04 Mio. pixels; Format 3:2;
View angle: 170°; Colors: 16 Million; Frame coverage: 100 %

Top Display:     1.28" highly reflective monochrome LCD; 128 x 128 dots; View angle 120°; Anti-fingerprint coating

Housing
Material:                 Milled Aluminium
Dust/Spray water sealing:     Provided
Interfaces:     USB 3.0 Micro Type B; HDMI Type A; Multi connector adapter for Audio-Out 3.5 mm/Audio-In 3.5 mm; Multi Connector cable release; ISO accessory shoe with center and control contacts for flash units; Standard X-jack;
Multifunctional interface in baseplate for optional handgrip
Tripod threat:             A 1/4 DIN 4503 (1/4") with anti-twist locking pin
Dimensions/Weight:         147 x 104 x 39 mm (W x H x D)/
approx. 771/847 g (with/without battery)
Working conditions:         Approx. 0°– 40°C, max. 85 % humidity

Scope of delivery:     Camera body, Camera strap, Lens mount cap, Battery, Battery Charger with international adapter, USB 3.0-cable, Manual, Warranty Card, Leica Lens cleaning tissue

Software:     Remote Control (USB): Leica Image Shuttle SL; Remote Control (Wi-Fi): Leica SL app (Android/iOS)

ASUS Launches ZenLooks: A Regional Case Design Challenge Open For All Aspiring Artists and Creative Enthusiasts

ASUS today announced the launch of ZenLooks, a regional online design competition that invites all aspiring, creative designers and artists to test their skills and have a hand at  creating their own ultimate gadget accessory – a new case for the stylish ZenFone 2. 

The ZenLooks competition, which runs from November 9 - December 6, is inspired by ASUS’ recent Incredible Catwalk collaboration with Filipina fashion icon Kim Jones, wherein ASUS and Kim created Southeast Asia’s ultimate fashion story across seven different countries. Kim modeled a selection of ZenFone 2 cases in the Incredible Catwalk campaign, including the case designed exclusively for ASUS by popular Italian beauty and fashion vlogger, and international YouTube personality, CutiePieMarzia.

“The ZenFone 2 is this season’s most versatile accessory and it looks right at home next to Kim in our Incredible Catwalk fashion story. And now, we are proudly launching our ZenLooks campaign, inviting aspiring accessory designers all over the Philippines to showcase their creativity, and design their very own ZenFone 2 case. The Philippines’ most talented accessory designers are set to join the ranks of global YouTube icon CutiePieMarzia who has already created her own ZenFone 2 case.” shares Jamie Zaldivar, Asus Philippines Marketing Manager.

Interested participants are encouraged to enter using the recently launched Incredible Catwalk fashion story as their inspiration, images and videos of which are already available at  http://www.facebook.com/ASUSph. Ultimately, each submitted ZenFone 2 case design should be inspired by the Philippines’ unique and unmatched heritage, aesthetic identity, diverse culture, striking landscape, and iconic elements.

How the ZenLooks design challenge works:

1.     Visit the ASUS Philippines Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/ASUSph.

2.     Click on the ZenLooks app.

3.     Follow the steps to create your ZenFone 2 case design by uploading your own original photo that captures the Philippines’ iconic elements. Likewise, you may use the Incredible Catwalk image of Kim Jones in the Philippines as the inspiration for your own design.

4.     Submit and share your case design, and hashtag with #ZenLooks on your Facebook, Twitter or Instagram to check out the other designs from the Philippines.

Your Chance to Win

From 9 November to the 6 December 2015, one (1) winner will be announced every week, totaling four winners at the end of the design challenge.

Weekly Prizes: Each weekly winner will take home their very own ZenFone 2 Deluxe (worth PHP 17,995.00) and the limited edition ZenFone 2 case designed by CutiePieMarzia.

Grand Prize: Out of the four weekly winners, a Grand Prize winner will be selected to collaborate with the design team at ASUS to have their winning case design manufactured.

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About the ZenFone 2

The ZenFone 2 delivers a world-leading photography experience and a powerful all-round performance, all while looking luxuriously stylish.

It packs:

•     A 13MP/5MP PixelMaster Camera that captures stunning, high resolution photos with zero shutter lag.

•     Industry-leading Low Light mode to capture up to 400% brighter photos at night, or in low-light, without a flash.

•     Real Tone flash to ensure natural skin tones and accurate color.

•     Backlight (Super HDR) mode to capture vivid, evenly-exposed photos in challenging backlit scenes, ensuring foreground subjects stand out clearly and are free of shadows.

•     Selfie Panorama to capture wider angel selfie photos, allowing group shots.

•     For those seeking fine-grained control over camera settings like ISO, shutter speed and more, Manual Mode offers users a DSLR-like experience right on their smartphone.

•     A gorgeous all-new ergonomic design with a bright 5.5-inch Full HD IPS display.

•     A super-fast 2.3GHz 64-bit Intel Atom processor with 4GB RAM and 4G/LTE connectivity.