Millie Manahan

Correspondent for Technews

MILDRED MELANIE "Millie" MANAHAN is a seasoned lifestyle writer with over a decade of experience in the industry. Her work has been featured in well-known publications such as WhenInManila and numerous other online magazines. In addition to her professional writing career, Millie is the creative force behind two popular Facebook blogs, "The Not Your Ordinary Mum" and "Life in Alfonso," where she shares her experiences as a mompreneur living in Tagaytay and her love for coffee. Millie has covered both local and international events, demonstrating her adaptability and enthusiasm for new challenges. With a willingness to be assigned anywhere her work takes her, Millie consistently proves her commitment to delivering high-quality content to her readers.

Using smart technology to spark holiday magic at home

As soon as the "—ber " months arrive, the holidays in the Philippines are a time of joy, togetherness, and creative decorating. Filipinos love turning their homes into festive hubs, and with a bit of smart technology, we can add an extra touch of magic that makes our holiday decor feel modern and memorable.

Passion meets purpose: The Project PH story

A quiet revolution is taking place in a world where fast fashion dominates. It’s led by individuals who are passionate about style and about making a positive impact on the environment. One such individual is Lyca Faustino, a mother and entrepreneur who has found a way to merge her love for fashion with a commitment to sustainability. Through her creative endeavors, she’s showing how small steps can lead to meaningful change.

A budget tablet that brings more than just affordability

The HONOR Pad X8a offers impressive functionality and affordability at PHP 7,999, making it a strong choice for budget-conscious users. With a sleek design, a 10.1-inch Full HD display, 12-hour battery life, and a capable MediaTek processor, this tablet suits students, parents, and casual users. HONOR delivers an ideal mix of essential features without sacrificing quality or style.

4 life lessons you’ll appreciate (Even before 40)

They say life begins at 40, but at 43, I’ve realized life doesn’t just start—it evolves, surprises, and occasionally hits you with a plot twist. And while technology has made many things more accessible (thank you, Google Maps, for not letting me get lost in Italy), it also serves as a reminder that no matter how advanced we get, some things just can’t be replaced. So, let me share four life lessons that will matter—whether in this lifetime or the next—with a few highlights from my recent birthday month trip to Italy.

Navigating the digital age

One thing I'm sure of is that technology evolves quickly, and parents often navigate unfamiliar territory regarding their children's interaction with AI (Artificial Intelligence).