The long-awaited Apple iPhone 3G is coming to the Philippines on August 22, 2008 courtesy of Globe Telecom. For more details click here.

It’s been five days since we came back from our 10-day worthwhile vacation in Singapore. Come to think of it, 10 days will never be enough to explore the so-many interesting crevices of this wonderful city-state. But, this was our second visit in two month’s time so we had plenty of time to dilly-dally and go over each place with a fine-tooth comb.

We didn’t take PAL this time, because of some hotel confirmation issues. We flew Singapore Airlines instead and signed up for KrisFlyer, SIA’s version of PAL’s Mabuhay Miles. I’ll write a separate entry about this most-revered airline later.

We traveled light—I allotted half of the space in my luggage for swags, and for clean clothes, we depended mostly on hotel laundry. Nobody cared about our getup anyway.

We arrived at the hotel at 6:30 PM. The Copthorne Orchid Hotel along Dunearn Road was comfortable but ridiculously expensive. For the same rates, it was shabby compared to Shangri-La Makati. The rooms were fully booked so we had no choice but be assigned to a smoking room. Good thing they were kind enough to spray Shout! in all corners of the room.

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We had the pleasure of being invited by one of our photographers to join a photography group called Panay Digital Shooters (PDS). Thanks to Nikon D300, Nikon D70, and *coughs* Canon Ixus 90 IS. That’s still digital, right?

A week ago, we went to the group’s first monthly EB. It was an opportunity to shoot budding models at the studio. There was a congregation of designers, models, makeup artists and gawkers, as soon as we arrived. This must be serious, I told myself. But, to be honest, I was more excited to mingle with people than to snap away photos. After all, I haven’t really spent a hundred hours taking photographs seriously. Perhaps when I already have a powerful lense. Read more »

Known as one of the best airports in the world, the Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) is an experience in itself. From the time your plane touches down the Hong Kong ground to the time you take the coach to your chosen hotel, you’ll never run out of things to see and do.

The airport is strategically designed not only to serve travelers but also to cater to international and high end consumers who are entering HK through this posh airport. So, it’s not unusual to see themed restaurants, designer boutiques like Prada, Gucci, Fendi, ad infinitum, as you find your way to thee exit gate or the boarding gate area. Be prepared to shell out some dough if you have shopaholic tendencies. Read…

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Amrin