Smart subscribers turn pro in nationwide iPhone 18 Pro midnight launch

Inquirer.net - Nov 11, 2026

For some, getting a new iPhone means capturing life’s best moments. For others, it means finding smarter ways to work, stay connected, and make everyday life easier.      These reasons came together as Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) welcomed the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max with a nationwide midnight launch led by its flagship

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