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Ericsson Unveils a Small Portable Device That Can Amplify Cellular Signals

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If you are many of those people – most certainly you are – Who has 
been thwarted with the lack of mobile network coverage at your home, 
office or any other place you relish to visit often, then apparently, 
there is good news for you.<br />
Ericsson, today, has unveiled its new device that is adequate enough 
to fit in your pocket, whilst providing enough indoor network coverage 
for the mobile phones same time.<br />
This device is capable of carrying cellular signal to even the most 
hard-to-penetrate parts of any building. The device has launched after 
the two years of research and development and incorporates 14 patents.<br />
Ericsson calls it <a href="http://www.ericsson.com/news/1731153" target="_blank">Radio Dot System</a>, or simple, <i>Dot</i>.<br />
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A Dot is an integrated radio antenna that weighs about 300 grams and 
resembles with the smoke detector; Because of its favourable size, 
scalability, and compelling evolution path, this product caters to 
different kinds of users in medium to large indoor locations, and aims 
to address operators’ needs of offering a complete indoor solution.<br />
it can be cleft on any wall or a ceiling, where it will act as an 
extension of radio signals for the cellular network; the device is not 
only capable of amplifying voice signal, it is efficient enough to 
expand the data signals as well.<br />
The product is expected to be commercially available in late 2014.<br />
If you’re curious enough to know more about the Dot, then don’t miss 
this succinct Radio Dots System’s info graphics, shared by Ericsson 
itself.<br />
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Petition to Unban Night Packages Accepted in Supreme Court

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A petition filed by cellular companies for lifting the ban on night 
packages has been accepted for hearing in Supreme Court of Pakistan.<br />
While expressing its surprises over Pakistan Telecommunication 
Authority’s decision, the court said that why PTA always believed that 
people would use the facility only for romantic chat.<br />
It maybe recalled that Pakistan Telecommunication Authority had banned night packages
 that cellular companies offered. PTA had said that the ban was imposed 
after receiving complaints from Supreme Court of Pakistan, Standing 
Committee of the Parliament, senators, MNAs and subscribers regarding 
the promotion of vulgarity through night packages.<br />
It merits mentioning here that Islamabad High Court had dismissed the petition
 filed by cellular companies against PTA’s decision after telcos had 
withdrawn their petition after Pakistan Telecommunication Authority 
produced transcripts of mobile call recordings it had intercepted during
 late-night conversation of consumers.<br />
Telcos have now approached the Supreme Court with the plea to lift 
the ban on night packages, arguing that purpose of night packages was to
 facilitate people.<br />
Petitioners requested the court to issue an interim order against the IHC verdict.<br />
The PTA’s counsel informed the court that the authority’s human 
rights cell had received several complaints about the misuse of late 
night packages.</div>

Petition to Unban Night Packages Accepted in Supreme Court

A petition filed by cellular companies for lifting the ban on night packages has been accepted for hearing in Supreme Court of Pakistan....

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Samsung to Unveil Curved Display Smartphone in October This Year

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In an unveiling event for the latest Galaxy devices in South Korea, 
Samsung chiefs let it be known to the press that their first ever 
smartphone with a curved display will arrive in October. Unfortunately, 
no more details were given on the spot but since its less than a week 
left for September to end, we can wait.<br />
The company has already filed a patent for a device with gentle curves towards the edges.<br />
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Of course, who can forget that Samsung has already shown off a 
prototype phone with an OLED display and curved edges, way back in 
January. The curved part in that particular instant showed 
notifications.<br />
Now, you are probably thinking that haven’t this technology already 
implemented in smartphones such as the Galaxy Nexus, Galaxy S Advance 
and the Nexus S already? Well, then your memory skills are commendable 
but the thing which was unconventional in that instant was the glass, 
not the screen actually.<br />
But whatever the case, if the ergonomics really are helpful, the 
technology is incorporated cleverly and (as is the custom with Samsung) 
not gimmicky, this can truly become the next big thing.</div>

Samsung to Unveil Curved Display Smartphone in October This Year

In an unveiling event for the latest Galaxy devices in South Korea, Samsung chiefs let it be known to the press that their first ever s...

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Android Turns Five

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Earlier this week on Monday, Google’s Android OS turned five and what
 it has achieved in this remarkably short period of time is really 
unbelievable: 1 billion activations, a market share of 70% and 50 
billion+ app downloads.<br />
That’s a lot considering that half a decade ago, no one had heard about anything called Android.<br />
Well it all started on 23rd September 2008, when Google, HTC and 
T-Mobile teamed up to announced the T-Mobile G1 (international name HTC 
Dream), world’s first smartphone running on Android.<br />
It ran on Android 1.0, which was a far cry from today’s 4.3 Jelly 
Bean. It came without multi-touch, and to the annoyance of the Apple 
cult, a slide-out physical QWERTY keyboard. Still, it did what it was 
most supposed to do, sow the seed which is a lush, flourishing tree now.<br />
<h4>
<span style="font-weight: bold;">Catching Success</span></h4>
With the emergence of version 2.1 namely Eclairs, Android had 
improved drastically and was almost equalling the iPhone’s levels. It 
was then in the first quarter of 2010 that the OS finally started to 
appear on the charts to takeon iPhone benchmarks.<br />
Early 2010 saw the first Google phone, the Nexus One which ran on 
Android 2.3 Eclair. The HTC equivalent, HTC Desire also fared fairly 
well. But it was not until June 2010, when Samsung pulled the covers off
 the Galaxy S smartphone and then there was no stopping for Android.<br />
Among achievements was being declared the 2nd best gadget of 2010 by 
none other than the Time (which had given the #1 honours to the iPhone 
in the past), which had also called 2010 the year of the Android. The 
iPhone 4 could only manage the 6th position then.<br />
By late 2010, the Android OS had taken the top ranks in global market
 share from Symbian, other than being updated to Froyo and Gingerbread.<br />
Gingerbread version marked a huge moment in Android. Bringing notable
 improvements in the usability, it took over the entire market. One 
drawback was that, since it was used by so many companies on virtually 
uncountable number of phones from all categories, it still stubbornly 
accounts for 30% of all Androids.<br />
The next major step was taken in the version Ice Cream Sandwich when 
onscreen keys were added for the first time. It also marked the first 
major visual change since Eclair. Later on, Jelly Bean was announced. 
Jelly Bean is the current Gingerbread, popularizing the OS to unmatched 
levels.<br />
After Gingerbread, the OS never looked backwards. While Apple’s 
devices remain almost unmatched in terms of individual sales against 
competing devices, Android phones and tablets have always sold better 
when under the common OS flag, thanks to more than 11,000 different 
devices.<br />
And it’s not limited to the smartphones and tablet industries only. 
From computers to televisions and game consoles to wrist watches, 
Android is conquering markets in a way no competitor has never done 
before.<br />
<h4>
<b>Timeline</b></h4>
And finally, a rather incomplete (for the history so far is so 
immensely rich) timeline detailing the important events in Android’s 
life till now:<br />
<ul>
<li>September 2008: HTC and Google unveil the HTC Dream/T-Mobile G1</li>
<li>April 2009: Google unveils Android 1.5 Cupcake, the first notable OS version</li>
<li>April 2009: Samsung takes out the Galaxy i7500, its first notable Android flagship</li>
<li>September 2009: Android version 1.6 Donut is released</li>
<li>October 2009: Android 2.0 Eclair, a notable update is released</li>
<li>February 2010: HTC Desire is released</li>
<li>March 2010: The first Google phone, the Nexus One is released</li>
<li>May 2010: Android 2.2 Froyo is released</li>
<li>June 2010: The Samsung Galaxy S, first wildly popular Android phone is released</li>
<li>December 2010: Android 2.3 Gingerbread, the most important OS version is released</li>
<li>December 2010: The second Google phone, Nexus S comes out</li>
<li>February 2011: The ill-fated Android 3.0 Honeycomb is released</li>
<li>April 2011: Successor the original Galaxy S, the Galaxy SII is released</li>
<li>October 2011: Biggest update since Eclairs, Ice Cream Sandwich is released, making Android look more mature</li>
<li>November 2011: The second Samsung-made Google phone, Galaxy Nexus is released</li>
<li>April 2012: The HTC One X is released</li>
<li>May 2012: The Galaxy SIII comes out</li>
<li>June 2012: The highly anticipated Android Jelly Bean update arrives</li>
<li>November 2012: The Google Nexus 4 is released</li>
<li>November 2012: The first Google-certified 10-inch tablet, the Nexus 10 comes out</li>
<li>March 2013: The HTC One is outed</li>
<li>April 2013: The fourth Galaxy S flagship, the Galaxy S4 is released</li>
<li>July 2013: Last major Android update, Android 4.3 is rolled out</li>
<li>July 2013: Second-generation Nexus 7 is released</li>
<li>October 2013: Android KitKat will be released</li>
</ul>
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Telenor to Send Two Pakistanis with Their Ideas to Telenor Global Youth Summit

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Aimed at helping the youth realize the true potential of mobile 
communication technology in solving social challenges, Telenor Pakistan 
announced Telenor Group’s new global initiative, the Telenor Youth 
Summit today.<br />
The global Telenor Youth Summit will be held from December 09 to 11 
in Oslo, Norway in collaboration with the Nobel Peace Centre.<br />
All business units of Telenor Group across the world, including 
Telenor Pakistan, will be sending two delegates between the ages of 18 
to 25 from their respective countries at the global summit to share 
their input and ideas towards bringing positive social change through 
the use of mobile communication and internet.<br />
The two participants from Pakistan will be selected through an 
activity which invites students and young people falling within the 
stipulated age bracket to submit their ideas around the theme of using 
internet and mobile communications for education, empowerment, health 
and wellbeing of people in the world.<br />
The activity urges young people to ‘use your digital voice – be 
heard!’ by becoming possible change agents to contribute towards their 
communities. All interested candidates can participate by sharing their 
ideas on djuice website (<a href="http://djuice.com.pk/Campaigns/telenor-youth-summit/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://djuice.com.pk/Campaigns/telenor-youth-summit/</a>) where their submissions would be made available for public voting after moderation.<br />
Top 10 voted ideas would be shortlisted and presented by the 
candidates to a jury comprising renowned industry experts who will 
select the two winners from Pakistan.<br />
Commenting about the initiative, Atifa Asghar, Director Corporate 
Communications and Responsibility, Telenor Pakistan said, “We are happy 
to announce yet another step in the direction today. The competition 
under the youth summit provides a platform for youth to demonstrate 
their innovative ideas as to how they want to contribute towards social 
development and for a better future. Over the years, Telenor has made 
mobile connectivity accessible to everyone. The task at hand is to bring
 internet to all – through the mobile phone. Telenor builds the 
infrastructure that enables mobile internet. We believe that the 
internet, just like mobile communication, is and should be for all.”<br />
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The winners will attend the global Telenor Youth Summit in Oslo, 
Norway as representatives from Pakistan. This summit strives to use the 
collective wisdom of these societal young leaders to address social and 
economic challenges through mobile technology, such as how mobile phones
 and Internet fuel growth, bring change and create opportunities for 
all.<br />
The event will coincide with the Noble Peace Prize event in December.
 The outcome of the summit’s exchange will be on display at the Nobel 
Peace Centre in Oslo and at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona early 
2014.<br />
The program will be filled with collaborative group work, inspiration
 from change leaders and help from Telenor functional experts.</div>

Telenor to Send Two Pakistanis with Their Ideas to Telenor Global Youth Summit

Aimed at helping the youth realize the true potential of mobile communication technology in solving social challenges, Telenor Pakistan ...

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Nokia Lumia 925 Launched in Pakistan

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Nokia has introduced the Nokia Lumia 925, a new interpretation of its award-winning flagship, the Nokia Lumia 920 in Pakistan.<br />
The Nokia Lumia 925 introduces a metal design and showcases the 
latest PureView camera innovation, new features and third party 
applications coming to the Nokia Lumia range.<br />
The Nokia Lumia 925 includes the most advanced lens technology and 
next generation imaging software to capture clearer, sharper pictures 
and video, including the best low light images.<br />
The Nokia Lumia 925 also introduces the new Nokia Smart Camera mode, 
coming as an update to all Lumia Windows Phone 8 smartphones. Nokia 
Smart Camera offers an easy way to capture ten images at once and edit 
the pictures with options like Best Shot, Action Shot, and Motion Focus 
for creating the perfect high quality image.<br />
Nokia also announced Hipstamatic’s new app, Oggl, will arrive on 
Nokia Lumia smartphones, allowing people to take and share high quality 
pictures with like-minded creatives and photography enthusiasts from 
around the world. In addition to sharing photos on Oggl, users can 
simultaneously share photos on social networks including Facebook, 
Twitter, Foursquare, Instagram, Tumblr and Flickr.<br />
“We keep innovating,” said Arif Shafique, country general manager of 
Nokia Pakistan & Afghanistan. “We’re advancing experiences on the 
Nokia Lumia portfolio whether that means great new benefits for an 
existing Lumia owner, or bringing new showcase devices like the Nokia 
Lumia 925.”<br />
He further added: “We continue to change the way people think about 
smartphone cameras. The work Nokia has done with the Lumia 925 further 
enhances the imaging capabilities of the Lumia smartphones.”<br />
A wireless charging cover can be clipped onto the back of the phone 
to take advantage of Nokia’s extensive wireless charging accessories and
 ecosystem.<br />
The Nokia Lumia 925 introduces metal for the first time to the Nokia 
Lumia range, bringing appeal and unique benefits like increased 
robustness. The polycarbonate back comes in white, grey or black.<br />
Currently the price for Nokia Lumia 925 in Pakistan is Rs. 53,000. 
Covers, sold separately, come in white, black, yellow, and red.</div>

Nokia Lumia 925 Launched in Pakistan

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