Jabra Elite 2: True wireless freedom. Reinvented.

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The plain white box or packaging of the Jabra Elite 2, featuring "customizable music and powerful bass" says " Welcome to Superior Sound" and they also proudly stated that they scanned 62,000 unique ears to engineer these "compact, comfortable earbuds, using our advanced technology to deliver the incredible sound you want," in a premium design. The statement continued with "They'll change the way you think about sound on the go. This is true wireless freedom. Reinvented."

The package comes with the earphones contained inside the charging case, a USB charging cable, extra eartips, and a small safety information and warranty brochure.

So our question to evaluate the product are the following: 

Does it make an impression with its looks or appearance (shape, color, texture)?

Naturally, the looks is always the first thing we see in everything we encounter. That's why brands need to create a memorable first impression with impact by making their product recognizable and immediately able to address the needs of their target consumers.

For a wireless earphone, I do prefer it to look small yet elegant. Bulky and colorful is too intimidating and distracting. I don't want people to be staring at me and trying to figure what's sticking out of my ears.

I like the dark colors for my gadgets. Light colors would be among the last choice since it's easily prone to visible dirt.

The matte finish has been always preferred compared to glossy ones that leaves fingerprint smudges. It would be a "eeww" moment when you see smudges whiles the earphones are inserted in your ears.

The Jabra Elite 2 earphones are available in Dark Gray and Navy blue color options.

Either of the two could be my choice, but since the latter is a newer option, compared to the usual black and gray, I would pick the navy blue color first, then the dark gray as my second choice. 

The only slight hassle for me is the difficulty in identifying between the left from the right earphones since even the labels for L and R (indicating left and right) are of the same color. Though you could interchange and they would still work, there are functions that are only available on the specific earphone.

For someone like me who has a poor eyesight. My vision impairment makes it hard for me to distinguish between the left and right. They could have embossed the L and R indications so I could identify even by touch.

Is it durable enough for continuous usage, under the elements, or frequent wearing?

We need to consider the materials used especially for something that we put in our ears. 

Jabra says their eargels  or eartips are rainproof and made of silicon - both on the unit and the replacement or extra pieces included in the box.

I do appreciate the extra eargels so I could have some spares when the ones on the earphones have already suffered from frequent use.

The wireless earphones are not a one size fits all but you could say it's a one size comfortable for all.

The brand even used sustainable, FSC-certified materials and environmentally friendly vegetable-based inks in their packaging boasting all 100% sustainable, recyclable, and guilt-free.

Is it better, specifically in terms of technology features, than the previous wireless earphones we've tried?

Being a Bluetooth device, it can be automatically detected by your phone so you could pair it.

We're supposed to be able to press the buttons on the earphones but it's a bit hard and stiff considering the design. Jabra could have made it more touch-sensitive instead of buttons that you need to press.

You can download the Jabra Sound+ app to get controls for music presets or settings...the default of which is "Neutral"... and then the other choices are Bass Boost, Speech, Treble Boost, Energize but the default is actually good enough already, ...plus other features like a "Find my Jabra" option so you could use it in case one or both your earphones fell off from your ears accidentally. It is easy to lose them since it's lightweight and small so you'll appreciate that feature.

The Jabra Elite 2 earphones has a noise-isolating design. You can hardly hear the noise outside while wearing the earphones. There is little ambient noise that you could hear. Thus, I have to remove the gadget from one ear when someone wants to talk to me, and I need to hear what that person has to say...or turn off the earphones...which is a positive thing since I prefer to be immersed in my music. Just be careful when using it for situations where you need to still hear the outside world.

The sound is clear and crisp enough but not as powerful since I couldn't maximize the volume to a level as high as my previous earphones. I've already maxed out the volume of my Android phone listening to Spotify, YouTube or making calls using Messenger.

It has two mics for calls so it's really clear. I tried calling my wife on Messenger using the earphones' microphone and she could hear me well, even when I was in the bathroom making a leak, or outside while watering our plants. She could clearly identify the change of environment since there was an echo while I was in the bathroom.

The battery boasts of up to 7 hours battery life. The battery case cum charger is a fast charger that can fully charge the earphones in only 15 minutes. The box says the earphones can last up to 21 hours while inside the charging case.

The two year warranty is a bonus since many are only offering one year.

Is it affordable enough, or is its price reasonable or worth enough considering all that we have mentioned?

The suggested retail price of the Jabra Elite 2 is Php 3,795 SRP, a thousand pesos less than the Jabra Elite 3 which is Php 4,795 SRP.

It's definitely a lot better from the ordinary and generic earphones that we could get from our neighborhood gadget seller.

The Jabra Elite 2 has a limited release in certain regions that includes the Philippines and other select markets worldwide.

You may visit the Jabra PH official Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/JabraPhilippines to check the product availability online or in store.

Video of the unboxing will be uploaded soon on our social media accounts, specifically on YouTube and Facebook.

Isko Moreno reveals his net worth as 70 million

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"Manila Mayor Isko Moreno Domagoso on Wednesday said his net worth amounts to "P70 million, more or less," adding that he has never been charged of corruption. 

Moreno says he is willing to disclose his SALN.

He adds that in his 23 years in government service, he has never been charged of any corruption."

Duterte Lite still trying to undo the mess he created....by explaining himself...It feels like Isko is on a one man explanation summit. He knows he tripped and he and his team are working nonstop trying to justify what he did and to further diminish the damage to Isko’s “good boy” image. 

Seriously, Isko. You've never been charged of any corruption?   

In 2014, ..., When he was Manila Vice Mayor, he faced a plunder complaint for allegedly pocketing P77 million in real property taxes in the capital city.

"Never been charged" could just mean he has not been caught yet. If he's honest & not corrupt he should have said, "I was never involved in any corrupt practices."

Iba ang "Hindi pa ko nakasuhan" sa "Walang ikakaso dahil malinis ako". iba yung hindi corrupt sa hindi pa nachacharge ng corruption... Pwede kasing meron pero hindi pa lang najuJulie Vega... aminin!

ABS-CBN News requested for a copy of the Mayor's SALN earlier this month, but his office has yet to provide the document.

Domagoso has yet to respond to questions about the nature of his assets and businesses.

Ilabas ang SALN nang magka-alaman na.

Willing to disclose his SALN?. Just do it. Una, this should have been public information that's easily available. Hindi yung pahirapan makuha. 

70M, 23 years in public service, saan niya kinita yan? Paano naging 70m pera niya? 23 years in government can net you 70M? 

Naging box office king ba siya during his showbiz days?.He must have amassed it when he was still in showbiz, before he joined the government or he had a very good financial advisor?

Well, I read somewhere that if a government official will not be able to define where his wealth came from, it is considered ill-gotten.

Madadaya at madadaya naman ang SALN. It has been a long and dark practice of public officials. Yun nga lang magiisip ka talaga paano siya nagkaroon ng 70M net worth whereas hindi naman milyon ang sweldo niya as a public servant. Kaya sana hinanda na niya ang SALN niya because he might have put himself into jeopardy in this statement. 

Now. I know why he is “underestimating” VP Leni Robredo because he's far more richer than her. 

Don't call himself mahirap then. Kapal! Tapos sasabihin niyang middle class siya! Sinungaling siya!? 

70 million pero yong advertisement niya sa TV magkano na ba? Kasya pa ba ang 70 million hanggang matapos ang campaign season? Expecting more donations from his benefactors?! Sino-sino nga ba?!

Kung ako papasok sa public service i-detalye ko mga pera ko kung saan galing para walang duda ang tao sa akin.Bahala sila kung ayaw ng iba pero mag uumpisa sa akin. 

It is not about corruption, Can't Isko get it? It’s about respect and his arrogance.

Ang ingay ni Domagoso lately. Trash Talker din pala si Yorme. He just keeps opening himself up to further scrutiny, not praise. Ayan napapansin na siya for all the wrong reasons.

SMS Based E-Learning System to be launched for Bulanon Farm Schools, Negros Occidental

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Since the surge of COVID-19, many changes have been implemented to cope with the limited mobility and restrictions in different areas of the Philippines and the world. The Education sector is one of the most affected industries since the pandemic began. As the Department of Education (DEPED) continues to implement online learning for the safety of its students and educators, the need for technological advancements to bridge the gap for restrictions in accessibility is pertinent

MyBusybee, Inc. seals partnership with DEPED SDO Sagay for the establishment of an SMS-based E-learning program through BeeSuite SMS system at Bulanon Farm School on Thursday, October 13 via Zoom Application.

The company developed BeeSuite SMS for areas where internet connectivity is a challenge. The solution is a first-of-its-kind SMS-based learning platform designed to work without the internet. With the use of a computer, a GSM modem, and a SIM card, teachers will be able to conduct virtual classes, while students will only need a regular phone to attend the learning sessions.

BeeSuite SMS was developed by MyBusybee, Inc., a VAS-licensed company under the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) and an accredited Cyber Security provider of the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT).

BUSYBEE CEO and Founder Rico Hernandez maintain his vision to help build a world of opportunities for our nation by harnessing the infinite dynamics of technology and innovation. With this program, BUSYBEE aims to empower the Education sector and provide quality learning platforms for educators and quality education for learners nationwide.

"I consider this partnership as a wake-up call for all the Deped Personnel to embrace technology and to make changes in the way learning should be delivered", emphasized by SDS Arlene G. Bermejo of DEPED Schools Division Office of Sagay.

With an aligned vision and goal of innovating the Education sector, this milestone paves a way for future partnership opportunities for MyBusybee, Inc. and DEPED Sagay.