Jay Hilotin

Senior Assistant Editor

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Delhi airport soars past LA, Paris, and New York

Indira Gandhi International rockets to 9th busiest in the world, overtakes Western hubs

The arrival hall in Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi, India

Solid-batteries just got real — rolling off factories

Several companies are developing, integrating solid-state batteries into their products

A NIO battery swapping station.

Not inflation or crime — the #1 worry for Filipinos

Grease money nation? How everyday graft now outshines the Bataan Nuclear boondoggle

A view of the Manila skyline.

Philippines: Bone with human bones found in lake

Whistleblower leads authorities to put together missing pieces of criminal web

Philippine coast guard personnel prepare to depart to the site where the bodies of cockfighters were allegedly dumped, in Lake Taal off Talisay town, Batangas province, South of Manila on July 10, 2025.

Houthi attacks: Anxious kin of Filipino crew react

Kin of crew members of ships attacked by Houthis express anxiety, frustration

A handout photo provided by the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs reportedly shows members of the Greek owned, Liberian-flagged "Magic Seas" commercial vessel climbing on board the Safeen Prism, after being rescued following an attack that forced them to abandon ship, in the Red Sea on July 6, 2025. In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) confirmed that the UAE's response operation successfully rescued all 22 individuals aboard the vessel, including crew and security personnel.

World's top 20 beaches: The most stunning spots

Explore some of the world’s most stunning beaches, to fill your bucket list

Beach, please: 20 jaw-dropping shores to add to your bucket list ASAP

Philippines: Utilities could opt for nuclear power

Government circular aims to provide utilities with alternative sources of capacity

SWITCH ON: Using a digital monitor for their guide, staff at the Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (PNRI) lower the nuclear fuel rods into the core of the nuclear reactor, off Commonwealth Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City in Manila on June 20, 2022. It was the first time in more than 30 years, that the Philippines switched on a nuclear reactor research facility.

OpenAI browser: Get ready for the next browser war

OpenAI’s entry could trigger the next leap in AI-powered web surfing

ChatGPT parent company OpenAI is reportedly planning to launch its web browser later this month, potentially kicking off a browser war. It is expected to have AI-native features, taking end-users to the next level of web, dubbed as Web 3.0.

Apple's foldable iPhone kicks off huge buzz

Leakers point to foldable iPhone production starting in late-2025, launch in 2026

Tech industry watchers have speculated that the foldable iPhone could happen in 2026, with production kicking off in late 2025. If so, it could merge Apple’s hallmark design and performance with the versatility of foldable displays.

AI beyond ChatGPT: Other AI tools you should know, use

Explore diverse AI tools transforming creativity, productivity: Use them to your advantage

Some of the leading AI tools. But there's so much more left to explore... they're out there to help enhance your life.

Philippines: How reforms unlock economic potential

Country is poised to be among fastest-growing economies in the Asean in 2025

The Philippine electronics manufacturing sector remains a vital pillar of the country’s export economy, accounting for more than half of total exports. There are 2.2 million electronics industry workers in the Asian country.

Chat with anyone, anywhere, via Bluetooth with Bitchat

Off-the-grid messenger keeps people talking even when the internet is down

Twitter co-founder and former CEO Jack Dorsey. Within hours of Bitchat's beta version launch on Apple’s TestFlight, the 10,000 tester limit was maxed out, as curious users eager to try his new messaging app.

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