Today Wacom announced the Wacom MovinkPad Pro 14, the next step in its Portable Creative Pad lineup, offering enhanced power, flexibility, and an immersive experience in an all-in-one creative device.

The MovinkPad Pro 14 is tailored for creators who want to push their craft further—whether aspiring to become professionals or already working at that level.

Immersive display and pen performance

The 14-inch OLED screen with 2880 × 1800 resolution, 100% coverage of both DCI-P3 (CIE1931) (typ) and sRGB (CIE1931) (typ), and up to 120Hz refresh rate delivers rich detail and fluid motion for illustration and design. With Wacom’s Premium Textured Glass—its unique anti-glare, anti-reflection, and anti-fingerprint surface treatment—the display minimizes distractions, while direct bonding reduces parallax for a pen-on-paper feel. The MovinkPad Pro 14 comes with the battery-free Wacom Pro Pen 3, trusted for its precision and natural drawing feel.

Enhanced creative workflow

The MovinkPad Pro 14 retains the Quick drawing function introduced with the MovinkPad 11. With a tap and brief hold of the pen, the device now wakes up faster, so creators can capture ideas instantly.

The upgraded Wacom Canvas adds pen variations and multi-touch zooming, while the new Wacom Shelf makes files easier to view and organize. Projects can move seamlessly into Clip Studio Paint, as it comes with a one-year DEBUT license and a three-month EX license, for access to advanced tools and features.

The device also debuts Wacom Lab, an application for pre-release features. Its highlight is Instant Pen Display Mode, which lets the MovinkPad Pro 14 connect to a PC or Mac—wired via USB-C or wirelessly—and function as a traditional pen display. This gives creators the freedom of an all-in-one device with the option to integrate into desktop workflows when needed.

Performance and mobility

Utilizing Android 15 and powered by the Snapdragon® 8s Gen 3 SoC with an octa-core CPU, 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, the MovinkPad Pro 14 leverages premium capabilities. It enables complex workflows beyond illustration—such as 3D modeling and animation. Its 10,000mAh battery, slim 5.9mm profile, and 699g weight make it portable for all-day creation.

“With the introduction of the MovinkPad 11, we opened a new category of Portable Creative Pads for anyone who wanted to create freely without a computer,” said Koji Yano, Senior Vice President, Creative Experience Unit at Wacom. “The new MovinkPad Pro 14 takes this concept further, offering the display quality, pen precision, and workflow options aspiring and professional creators expect. It represents our commitment to delivering immersive experiences that help creators stay focused.”

Customize your setup with pens and accessories

Alongside the included Pro Pen 3, the MovinkPad Pro 14 supports digital pens from stationery brands such as LAMY, STAEDTLER, and Dr. Grip. An optional Cover attaches magnetically to protect the screen.

Availability

The Wacom MovinkPad Pro 14 will be available this fall through Wacom’s eStore and select retailers worldwide.

To learn more, visit: https://www.wacom.com/products/wacom-movinkpad-pro-14

The skincare brand Seduce has begun distribution on global e-commerce platforms, making its products available for purchase in more than 200 countries, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Singapore.

Background to Global Expansion
Delivering gentle yet reliable care to everyone with skin concerns.
Seduce has earned the trust of users in Japan, who have praised the brand for being “safe to use” and “providing lasting hydration with just one bottle.
”Encouraged by this feedback, the brand has now expanded through the eBay platform to reach over 200 countries across Europe, Asia, North America, and South America.
Skin sensitivities due to environmental factors and age-related concerns are universal. Seduce aspires to continue being a brand that transcends borders and cultures, offering optimal solutions for diverse skin needs.
Moving forward, the brand will remain committed to pursuing skincare that exceeds expectations in both “gentleness” and “effectiveness,” while engaging with skin concerns worldwide.

Global E-Commerce Platform
eBay: https://ebay.us/m/C9Xnqm

About Seduce
Skincare options for everyone, with a focus on aging care.
Seduce was born from the idea that “the more delicate the skin feels, the more reliable the skincare must be.
”The brand unites an additive-free formulation that minimizes burden on sensitive skin with advanced cosmetic ingredients for aging care.
Through a simple yet refined approach, Seduce aims to support confident, healthy skin that transcends age, gender, and skin type.

Made in Japan
Seduce products are developed in Japan, built on Japanese expertise and quality. The brand extends this reliability to customers in over 200 countries, delivering skincare that can be used with peace of mind.

Product Overview
Skincare designed to provide the necessary care for aging skin without causing stress.
The Signature Deep Moist Lotion features a 10-additive-free formulation gentle on sensitive skin, while incorporating carefully selected cosmetic ingredients such as high-purity EGF, human stem cell culture extract, organic rosehip (Rosa canina fruit extract), and loquat leaf extract from pesticide-free cultivation.
With its unique alkaline-based formula, the lotion softens the skin and delivers hydration deep into the stratum corneum, leading to plump, resilient, and healthy-looking skin.

Product Name: Signature Deep Moist Lotion
Volume: 100 ml
Price: 44,000 JPY (approx. USD 303.04, subject to exchange rate fluctuations)
Sales Platform: eBay: https://ebay.us/m/C9Xnqm

Contact:
Soleil Inc.
Minami Aoyama Ikeda Building 7F, 5-13-2 Minami Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo
E-mail: in**@**********co.jp

In recent months, the community has been buzzing with activities that go beyond the usual training sessions. Sure, there’s Enriched Leadership Training and even a unique Training at Vikings event, but there’s also space for fun and connection through Tambay Night and the glamorous Mid-Year Gala Awards Night. Add to that the inspiring Superfoods Forum with Dr. Primo Valenzuela, and it’s clear that learning and lifestyle are always part of the PR1ME Z journey.

The excitement doesn’t stop at local events either. A group of qualifiers is gearing up for an all-expenses-paid Vietnam trip this October—a well-earned getaway that blends travel with recognition. And with another Boracay incentive trip lined up for December, distributors are already looking forward to sandy shores, clear waters, and unforgettable memories with their peers.

Of course, the calendar is packed with even more to look forward to: the Annual October Costume Party, the 2025 Leaders Summit, and ongoing promos and freebies that keep the energy high and the momentum rolling.

For many, this mix of training, travel, and community is what makes PR1ME Z more than a business—it’s an experience. And with so much still on the horizon, the ride is only getting more exciting.

Manila’s got its eyes glued to John Mella these days—and honestly, who can blame them? The guy’s been killing it as an actor forever, but now he’s flipping the script. Literally. He’s officially making the jump from being that face you recognize on-screen to the dude actually calling the shots behind the camera. Pretty wild, right? I mean, talk about a plot twist.Let’s be real: Mella’s always had that kind of magnetic vibe. Whether he’s playing some tortured soul or cracking jokes as the lovable goof, he somehow manages to make it feel real. You watch him and think, “Yeah, I know that guy.” So, him heading into directing? It feels sort of inevitable. Like, he’s been quietly soaking up everything for years, just waiting for the right moment to bust out with his own vision.

And it’s not like he’s just dabbling, either. Dude’s jumping in with both feet. His first project? A short film that’s supposed to hit you right in the feels—think healing, hope, all that good stuff that makes you want to text your ex at 2 a.m. Not gonna spoil the details, but Mella swears he’s aiming for the kind of movie that sticks with you long after you’ve left the theater. You know, the kind that makes you stare out the window on the ride home, feeling all deep and existential.

Oh, and don’t forget: this guy didn’t just wake up one morning and decide to direct. He’s been low-key learning from the best—soaking up wisdom from directors, writers, producers, pretty much anyone with a story to tell. Every set was like film school for him. He’d just watch how they handled chaos, how they pulled real moments out of actors, how they somehow made sense of the madness. He calls those his “training grounds.” Not exactly Harvard, but probably way more interesting.

When prep time rolled around, it wasn’t just about picking up a camera and yelling “action.” Mella dove into everything—script tweaks, storyboarding, arguing about lighting setups, obsessing over sound design. He’s got a crew he trusts and apparently, no detail is too tiny for his attention. Bit of a perfectionist? Maybe. But hey, that’s how good stuff gets made.

And here’s the thing—Mella’s not just doing this for himself. He’s got a message for all the dreamers out there: Don’t let anyone shove you in a box. Try new things, screw up, take some risks. He’s proof that you don’t have to stick to one lane. Reinvention’s not just possible—it’s what keeps the art world interesting.

So, what’s next? Well, the buzz is growing. People are dying to see what kind of director Mella turns out to be. Will he bring that same raw energy from his acting days? Or will he surprise us all and go somewhere totally unexpected? He’s hinting that this is just the start, which, let’s be honest, is both exciting and a little intimidating. The guy’s got stories to tell and apparently, he’s just getting warmed up.

In the end, John Mella’s doing what all the best artists do—he’s evolving, taking risks, and refusing to play it safe. And honestly? Philippine cinema’s about to get a serious shake-up. I’d keep an eye on him if I were you.