#island rose

I just learned last week that online flower delivery site IslandRose.net has acquired FlowersExpress from rival company LBC for an undisclosed sum. FlowersExpress.com.ph (the domain used to be jokingly called flower-sex-press-dot-com-dot-ph) was established by LBC in 2005 to sell and deliver fresh flowers nationwide and to compete with the Island Rose which was the leading online flower shop then. LBC put up their own online flower business but was still using Island Rose to supply them with flowers. Island Rose operates a relatively large flower farm/garden in Tagaytay. The acquisition was only made recently (FlowersExpress still has the old about page saying it's owned by LBC) but the owners of Island Rose will be relaunching the site soon to cater to a specific niche market to separate it from the main site. Once a signifying trait (and let's not lie, a status symbol) of Apple's pro-grade smartphones, the Dynamic Island has made its way to not only the brand's regular lineup - but also other brands as well. That's why it comes as a surprise that the tech giant has been rumored to push for a smaller island in its next iPhone Pro iteration. There is enough confidence that the design will feature a Dynamic Island reduced in size by about 35%. Read more in our articles including "Island Rose buys Flowers Express from LBC" and "Google Year in Search 2025 for Philippines revealed".