Tuesday 1 April 2014

Nokia X in Partnership with Telenor Goes on Sale in Pakistan‏

Nokia X in Partnership with Telenor Goes on Sale in Pakistan‏


Nokia X in Partnership with Telenor Goes on Sale in Pakistan‏

Posted: 31 Mar 2014 10:57 PM PDT

Nokia Pakistan announced today that Nokia X part of the new Nokia X family of affordable smartphones that run Android™ apps, has begun selling in Pakistan. The new device is the perfect introduction to a world of Android apps, coupled with signature Nokia experiences, and the most popular Microsoft services, as well as free internet for 6 months from Telenor – Pakistan's leading cellular provider.

Nokia X PictureThe Nokia X features Nokia's renowned quality and design, with a fresh, tile-based user interface inspired by our Lumia family. It comes with Fastlane, a screen which lets people switch between their favorite apps more smoothly. People can access curated, quality-tested apps from Nokia Store, more than a dozen third-party app stores and by side loading. All devices are also pre-loaded with a variety of very popular third-party apps and games.

"We believe that our new offering will resonate with consumers around the country and set a great precedent for the level of quality that can be achieved in the fast-growing, affordable smartphone segment" said Arif Shafique, Country General Manager, Nokia Pakistan & Afghanistan.

Omer Bin Tariq, Director Internet & Devices at Telenor Pakistan, added: "Telenor believes in empowering societies through communication technology, and our 6 months' free internet offer with the Nokia X is aimed at extending the real benefits of internet to consumers in Pakistan. Telenor has further cemented its position as the leader in the internet area, and this co-launch is yet another step towards building a strong partnership between Telenor and Nokia".

Nokia X is a beautifully crafted smartphone with Nokia's signature design approach and bold, bright colours like bright green, bright red, cyan, yellow, black and white. At only 10.4mm thin, the slim, durable monobody design sports a 4" scratch-proof display and capacitive touch screen along with a 3MP camera. The device runs on the Nokia X Software Platform and is powered by a 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon Dual Core Processor and 512MB RAM. It has a 4GB built-in memory and 32GB expandable memory. Nokia X also offers access to popular Microsoft services, including Skype, OneDrive, Outlook.com etc. Customers will also benefit from Telenor's free internet for 6 months on purchase of the Nokia X from anywhere in Pakistan.

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Mobilink Announces iPhone Winners for All That Glitters is Gold

Posted: 31 Mar 2014 10:49 PM PDT

Mobilink has awarded iPhone 5S Gold handsets to the winners of the 'All that glitters is Gold' campaign. This campaign was designed for Mobilink post-paid customers, who used Mobilink data services during the month of Jan, 2014.

PictureAamer Manzoor, Director Marketing Mobilink commenting about the offer said, 'Mobilink has always complemented its customers' changing preferences with products and offerings that add value to their daily communication needs. Mobile Internet is the new trend for mobile customers in Pakistan and our campaign 'All that glitters is gold' encourages our post-paid data users to make the most out of Mobilink Mobile Internet.''

'All that glitters is gold' campaign is continuation of a similar offer introduced in 2013 for Mobilink internet users. The campaign is a means to encourage mobile internet users to make use of Mobilink's internet offers gain maximum value with the best customer experience.

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Windows XP Support to End in April 2014

Posted: 31 Mar 2014 10:46 PM PDT

Microsoft support for Windows XP, including Windows XP Professional for Embedded Systems and Office 2003, ends on April 8, 2014, by which users will no longer receive any new security updates, free or paid assisted support options, or online content updates.

microsoft-xpMicrosoft's decision to end Windows XP support is based on the concept to provide a new modern Windows platform that meets the demands of the modern workers and businesses and protect them against viable security threats and also keeping them updated on the latest technological trends and advancements.

Microsoft Windows 8.1 comes as the modern OS for modern businesses, building on Windows 7 fundamentals like speed, reliability and security, while creating an advanced platform designed to fully harness the power of cloud computing. It gives a direct and profound access to businesses, running with the latest technology and maintaining cost efficiency. Its additional business apps are enabled to transform a machine into highly productive device for business.

Amir Rao, Country Manager for Microsoft Pakistan said, "Business and information technology has dramatically changed over the last decade. Newer forms of systems have launched and so as the malware threats from software hackers have increased.

"We have taken this step to protect our customers from business threats and provide them options to migrate into a greater, faster and secure access to businesses and pursue growth plans with confidence." He added

Muhammad Omer Zuberi, General Manager Information Technology, Shaheen Insurance said, "Windows 8.1 is a refreshing addition to the Windows community with some remarkable features. It has a good OS and there are some changes when compared to windows 7."

"Windows 8.1 provides a faster boot experience, very attractive user interface, and better search interface as compared to previous OS. Moving and copying files are much easier, while the new task manager has everything you need to manage your app, Cloud sync of settings and preferences are stored in the cloud and synced across your Windows 8 devices. It makes it easier than ever to work and access from anywhere." He added

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