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Genuine human art in tech: Globe AT HOME 5G Wifi comes with limited-edition skins by National Artists

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April 7, 2025

Bringing technology and art, Globe AT HOME introduces limited-edition router skins for its new 5G WiFi device featuring works of National Artists, turning everyday connectivity into a canvas for creative expression.

- By JONATHAN CASTILLO

Genuine human art in tech: Globe AT HOME 5G Wifi comes with limited-edition skins by National Artists

Unveiled at the “Art of Connection” launch at a museum, the country’s largest digital museum, the latest iteration of Globe’s stream-leading 5G WiFi transforms the humble router into a collector’s piece. The device now comes in two sleek base designs, Stone (White) and Blueberry—as well as exclusive skins with the renowned Philippine National Artists’ works.

This unique collection pays homage to the richness of Philippine art, featuring the following iconic works from the country’s best-known artists:

Vicente Manansala - “Birdman”

Botong Francisco - “Pageant of Commerce”

Larry Alcala - “Barangay”

Imao x Imao - “Marahuyo”

With these skins, Globe AT HOME elevates the way Filipinos experience internet connectivity—not just as a tool, but as a meaningful part of their personal space.

Next-Level Design, Next-Level Connectivity

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