#Top Gear PH

Local Top Gear Philippines has been in the spotlight in the last couple of days after posting the Facebook profile of a suspected shooter which turned out was a simple mistaken identify. With close to 3 million Facebook fans, Top Gear Philippines was closely monitoring and promoting news and updates about the incident. Top Gear PH was not the first one to report the wrong conduction sticker which led them to report the wrong person associated with the wrong information. The real suspect has now been identified. Vernon Sarne, Editor of Top Gear PH, said this through a comment on their Facebook Page: "I was responsible for posting the photo of Mr. LG's new XNote S210 seems to be right in the fence between a regular laptop and a netbook. Whether it’s a rental apartment or condo, an AirBnB space, or a weekend vacation house, you only subscribe to top up or avail of the fiber prepaid load package whenever you plan to stay and use the internet. A plan that “tops” at 100 Mbps but regularly hits 10–20 Mbps during peak hours, with frequent disconnects, is worse in practice than a 50 Mbps plan that holds steady all day. What We (Consumers) All Should Demand The broader ambition is clear: the Philippines wants to be a top‑tier ASEAN connectivity hub, with a Php 6 trillion digital infrastructure plan aiming for faster, cheaper, and more reliable networks nationwide. Read more in our articles including "Top Gear PH to be sued for Cyber-bullying" and "LG XNote S210 hovers at 1kg".