Via Venetto for For True Fa-shoe-nistas!

     How do you define a fashionista? Being a fashionista is not about simply following the trends, it’s about wearing it, enjoying it, and working it. Whether it’s the latest look off the runway or a vintage throwback, a fashionista’s style is all about owning it. Can I say that Filipina fashionistas have practically unlimited choices when it comes to clothes and accessories? 

     Yes, they are because it's just a one-stop at their favorite boutique, or even a weekend market, which will present an abundance of choices for the ensemble. Needless to say, completing a fashionista look is a head-to-toe endeavor, with signature shoes as a style staple. That is where Filipino fashion icon Via Venetto truly shines. Know more about the brand's latest offering for a true fa-shoe-nistas after the jump!

Via Venetto for For True Fa-shoe-nistas!

TrueMoney 1 Million Customers Served

     TrueMoney Philippines recently achieved one of their biggest milestones to date. In less than a year of operations in the country, the company already reached its 1 million transacting customer mark. TrueMoney is a Fintech brand of Ascend Money, a digital finance venture of the C.P. Group from Thailand, one of the largest diversified conglomerates in Asia, and Ant Financial (Alipay), the payments arm of e-commerce giant Alibaba Group. 

TrueMoney 1 Million Customers Served

4 Next-Level Smartphone Security Features of 2017

     Failing to update your smartphone with the latest operating system or security fix could allow hackers to more easily gain complete control of it — without you even noticing. According to NBC News, Broadpwn, a vulnerability in a Wi-Fi chipset that affects millions of Android and iOS devices, is the latest worm that can even use an infected smartphone as an access point to attack other devices in the area.

     But while this Wi-Fi vulnerability can spread quickly and take over your smartphone within mere minutes, it's also preventable with a simple patch. That should be a wake-up call for some Americans who don't update their devices, intentionally or otherwise. According to Consumer Reports, only 36 percent of smartphone owners use a four-digit screen lock of any kind, and just 31 percent routinely back up their data, including photos and contacts.

4 Next-Level Smartphone Security Features of 2017
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