Cover Globe at Home introduces limited-edition 5G WiFi router skins showcasing the works of National Artists. Above is the router skin featuring Vicente Manansala’s ‘Birdman’ (Photo: Courtesy of Globe Telecom, Inc)
Globe at Home introduces limited-edition 5G WiFi router skins showcasing the works of National Artists. Above is the router skin featuring Vicente Manansala’s ‘Birdman’ (Photo: Courtesy of Globe Telecom, Inc)
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Art meets technology as Globe at Home launches four router skins for its 5G WiFi device, showcasing iconic masterpieces from National Artists Vicente Manansala, Carlos “Botong” Francisco, Larry Alcala, and Abdulmari Imao
Globe at Home recently unveiled at a:museum, the country’s most expansive digital museum to-date, its latest iteration of 5G WiFi routers. Arguably to be considered now as a collector’s piece, the device’s new look carries sleek base designs either in stone or blueberry colours and exclusive skins showcasing the renowned Filipino National Artists’ works.
As an homage to the richness of Philippine art, the collection of Globe at Home 5G WiFi router skins includes iconic works by Vicente Manansala, Carlos “Botong” Francisco, and Larry Alcala. Also, Toym Imao completed his National Artist father Abdulmari’s unfinished painting to be part as well of the collection.
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Above Globe’s chief commercial officer Darius Delgado talks about Globe at Home 5G WiFi, a game-changing solution that brings fibre-fast speeds, stronger reliability, and a seamless experience (Photo: Courtesy of Globe Telecom, Inc)
Globe’s chief commercial officer Darius Delgado talks about Globe at Home 5G WiFi, a game-changing solution that brings fibre-fast speeds, stronger reliability, and a seamless experience (Photo: Courtesy of Globe Telecom, Inc)
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Now, homeowners may find their Globe at Home routers not just as useful tech devices but as meaningful elements in their personal spaces.
“At Globe, we believe that technology should complement and enhance our everyday lives—not just functionally, but also aesthetically,” says Abigail Cardino, Globe at Home’s head of brand management. “By showcasing the works of National Artists, we are making connectivity not just seamless but also inspiring. These limited-edition designs turn our 5G WiFi device into a work of art that our customers can proudly showcase in their homes.”
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Above The router skin featuring Abdulmari and Toym Imao’s ‘Marahuyo’ (Photo: Courtesy of Globe Telecom, Inc)
Above The router skin featuring Larry Alcala’s ‘Barangay’ (Photo: Courtesy of Globe Telecom, Inc)
The router skin featuring Abdulmari and Toym Imao’s ‘Marahuyo’ (Photo: Courtesy of Globe Telecom, Inc)
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This new line of Globe at Home routers was also made in partnership with rainx, a global technology company that offers a range of 5G routers and end-to-end integrated ecosystem that optimises the experience for networks and customers.
To be called ‘the101’, this aesthetically pleasing device promises to deliver a seamless and powerful connectivity experience, designed for modern homes and fast-paced lifestyles. Easily plug-and-play, the device offers fibre-like internet speeds without the hassle of installation. Its cutting-edge 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) technology ensures reduced latency for smooth video calls, gaming, and streaming, all while bypassing issues like fibre cuts and downtimes common with wired connections.
Above Abigail Cardino, Globe’s vice president and head of brand management for Globe’s broadband business (Photo: Courtesy of Globe Telecom, Inc)
Abigail Cardino, Globe’s vice president and head of brand management for Globe’s broadband business (Photo: Courtesy of Globe Telecom, Inc)
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The device has a scan-to-connect functionality through a QR code that appears on its LCD screen, a quick SIM registration and customer support access, consistent internet performance wherever it is set up due to its geolocking feature, and a money-back guarantee for customers seeking a refund within seven days after purchasing.
The limited-edition artist skins will be available starting May 2025. To date, Globe covers 98.51 per cent of Manila and key cities in Visayas and Mindanao, underscoring the company’s continuous expansion of its 5G footprint.
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Before assuming the Art and Culture Editor position, Franz has always had a penchant for visual and performing arts. He is passionate about exploring and writing about the local cultural scene and rediscovering the country’s storied past and rich heritage. Besides working on this luxury lifestyle magazine, Franz is an avid book reader, local traveller, museum-goer, chorister, and community theatre playwright.
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Franz earned a degree in Journalism from the University of Santo Tomas. He writes about local visual and performing artists and their craft; drinks wines, liquors, and spirits and talks about the creativity of their respective winemakers and master blenders; tries to learn more about business and investments; respects the tradition and artistry that go behind the making of watches and jewellery; and appreciates the genius of architecture and creative design.
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