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In an era where streaming entertainment has become an integral part of daily life, finding the perfect device to enhance your viewing experience is paramount. Enter the vivo Y100, a smartphone designed to elevate your streaming game to new heights. With its stunning display, immersive audio, and ample storage options, the vivo Y100 promises to be your ultimate companion for all your binge-watching adventures.

The Ultimate Streaming Device: vivo Y100

At the heart of the vivo Y100 lies its exceptional display quality. Boasting a 120Hz Ultra Vision AMOLED Display, the Y100 delivers smooth, vibrant visuals that bring every scene to life. Whether you’re watching action-packed blockbusters or binge-watching your favorite series, the Y100 ensures a cinematic viewing experience like never before.

But what’s a captivating visual experience without equally impressive audio? That’s where the vivo Y100 truly shines. With its Dual Stereo Speakers and 300% Audio Booster, the Y100 delivers immersive sound quality that transports you right into the heart of the action. From explosive sound effects to intricate musical scores, every audio nuance is rendered with stunning clarity, thanks to the Y100’s Hi-Res certification.

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Exciting Content to Stream This June

June is packed with must-watch content, and the vivo Y100 is your passport to an immersive streaming experience. Here are some highlights to look forward to:

On Netflix:

Jo Koy: Live From Brooklyn (June 4).
Join Filipino-American comedian Jo Koy as he shares his unfiltered opinions on social media, aging, and more in his latest comedy special.

Hit Man (June 7).
Dive into the world of an undercover police contractor disguised as a hitman in this gripping thriller directed by Richard Linklater.

Bridgerton: Season 3 Part 2 (June 13).
Return to the Regency era with the continuation of the hit series, this time focusing on the romance between Penelope Featherington and Colin Bridgerton.

On Disney+:

The Acolyte (June 4).
Explore the darker side of the “Star Wars” universe in this highly anticipated series set during the High Republic era.

On HBO Go:

House of the Dragon: Season 2 (June 17).
Journey back to Westeros with the continuation of the epic saga of House Targaryen, set 200 years before the events of “Game of Thrones.”

Enhanced Viewing Experience with vivo Y100

With its exceptional display, immersive audio, and ample storage options, the vivo Y100 transforms your streaming experience into a true cinematic adventure. Whether you’re at home or on the go, the Y100 ensures you never miss a moment of your favorite content.

So why wait? Elevate your streaming game with the vivo Y100 and immerse yourself in a world of endless entertainment. Grab yours today for as low as Php12,499 at vivo concept stores and kiosks nationwide, or online on vivo website, Shopee, TikTok, and Lazada.

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Have you ever found that while you possess so much stuff that you hardly have enough room for all of them, you still find yourself wanting to acquire more? Have you ever thought that getting a new outfit, accessory or gadget will make all the difference?

Marie Kondo, author of The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing, espouses gratitude for the things you already have and letting go of those that no longer “spark joy.” Jumping off from the Japanese word tokimeku (“throb, flutter, palpitate”), Kondo advises homeowners to clean in one fell swoop: keep only what brings you joy, discard all other items, and assign a proper place for everything.

For so many of us, there may be a lot of things that hold us back from letting go items that we don’t really need. We could be holding on to them on the assumption that we might need them again in the future, we feel that our possessions are tied in to our identity or we associate them with happy memories from our past.

To help homeowners sort through their emotions, as well as their stuff, Kondo has introduced the KonMari Method. It encourages tidying up by category – beginning with clothes, then books, papers, komono (miscellaneous items), and finally, sentimental items – instead of location.

In her new Netflix series dropped on New Year’s Day, Kondo visits cluttered homes in the US and advises homeowners on tidying up using the Konmari Method. Among my takeaways from the episodes are:

Greet your space. Before proceeding with tidying up, Kondo takes the time to quietly “introduce” herself to the home. At the same time, she encourages the homeowners to envision their ideal home or ponder their intention for the space. For me, this exercise helps in getting me in the proper and thankful frame of mind, feeling a sense of gratitude for the home for the shelter and protection it provides for my family, and in strengthening a resolution to take better care of it.

When discarding items, thank them for their service. With each item to be sorted, Kondo advises holding them for a while and asking oneself if they “spark joy.” If they do, decide to keep them; if not, discard them. However, rather than just dumping these items in a bin, Kondo encourages homeowners to thank them for their service, for whatever joy they contributed to their lives. I find that with this action, I feel gratitude for the items I say goodbye to and hope that they provide happiness to others, rather than guilt for accumulating so much stuff.

Find a proper home for every item you keep. Ideally, the items you choose to hold on to should be kept where they can easily be seen and accessed. For instance, folded clothes should be stored vertically and miscellaneous items should be placed in clear boxes. This helps the homeowner to easily locate the items and keep track of how much stuff they already possess. In my case, since these items spark joy, seeing them and easily accessing them will only accentuate that joy.

Who would have thought that getting rid of, instead of acquiring, stuff could be a joyful activity?

So, how will you start ensuring that all things in your life spark joy?

How about spreading that joy to others? Your pre-loved clothes, footwear and accessories can be donated to Segunda Mana, while old toys can be given to the Philippine Toy Library. Old books, on the other hand, may be donated to the Reading Club 2000.

Tidying Up with Marie Kondo is now available for streaming on Netflix. If you’re a SKY subscriber, you can subscribe to Netflix and charge it to your SKY bill. More details can be found here.

Disclosure: I work for SKY and part of my job is promoting its products and services, especially the content it provides to its subscribers. I consider being able to share my love for TV shows and movies and the experience of watching and talking about them with like-minded people some of the biggest perks of my job.

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