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Samsung Electronics has announced the launch of Free Service Campaign with a name of Dr. Samsung.<br />
The campaign – which promises free service – kicked off yesterday and will continue till 02 November, 2013. <br />
As part of the campaign, free service will be provided for Samsung 
Mobile Phones, TV, AV, Cameras & Home appliances sold in Pakistan, 
after January 2011.<br />
Mr. John Park, Managing Director Samsung Pakistan said, <br />
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“Dr. Samsung from Korea is not only a free service for 
our sold products, a commitment for long and ever green relationship 
from Samsung to its customer.”</blockquote>
Dr. Samsung Free Service Campaign is available in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and Rawalpindi. <br />
<b>Terms:</b><br />
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<li>Products purchased after January 2011 onwards will be considered in free service campaign</li>
<li>CRT televisions are not included</li>
<li>Fragile and delicate parts (Circuit boards, Camera modules of mobile
 phones, compressors, LCD panels, optical block of HTS/DVD/BD, 
refrigerator gas) are not covered</li>
<li>Expensive parts would be charged at 50% cost from the consumer</li>
<li>Free parts are subject to availability</li>
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<b>From where to get Service:</b><br />
Samsung customers can take their products to concern service centres for free service.<br />
<ul>
<li><b>Teletech (Mobile Phones)</b></li>
<ul>
<li>Karachi: Suite # 03, First Floor, Hina Centre, (Above Pizza Hut), Gulshan-e-Iqbal</li>
<li>Lahore: Ground Floor, Hafeez Centre, Main boulevard</li>
<li>Rawalpindi: Akhter Plaza, Police Station Road, Near Niazi Plaza, Saddar</li>
</ul>
<li><b>M&P (Mobile Phones)</b></li>
<ul>
<li>Karachi: G-52, Ground Floor, Star City Mall, Main Road Saddar,</li>
<li>Lahore: Shop # 12-15, Mezzanine Floor, Hasan Tower, Main Road, Gulberg</li>
<li>Islamabad: Mezzanine Floor, Black Horse Plaza, Fazal-e-Haq Road, Main Blue Area,</li>
</ul>
<li><b>Greentech (Mobile Phones)</b></li>
<ul>
<li>Lahore: 1st Floor, Paradise Centre, Hall Road</li>
</ul>
<li><b>Orient (DTV, AV, DI and HA)</b></li>
<ul>
<li>Karachi: 12-L, Block No 6, P.E.C.H.S</li>
<li>Lahore: 55-D, Chemberlain Road and 19B, Abu Bakar Block, Garden Town</li>
<li>Rawalpindi: 94/C, E Block, Satellite Town, Near Holly Family Hospital</li>
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Samsung Launches Free Service Campaign in Pakistan

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Ufone Concluded Summer Internship Programme 2013

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<span style="color: blue;">Group picture of internees along with the Ufone HR team at the conclusion of Ufone Student Internship Programme 2013</span></div>
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Ufone recently concluded the second spell of its Summer Internship 
Programme (SIP) by organizing a Recognition and Graduation Ceremony 2013
 in Islamabad.</div>
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The internship that continued for a period of 6-8 weeks; has provided
 the opportunity to around 84 students from major universities in North,
 Central and South – cities including Islamabad, Swabi, Lahore, and 
Karachi.</div>
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This year Ufone ran a series of campus drives throughout the country 
covering top 20 universities whereby the campus drive entailed online 
assessment and interviews for selection of quality candidates.</div>
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Ufone did not only treat this event as the conclusion of SIP 2013 but
 also as the initiation of SIP 2014. A good majority of the key 
stakeholders including faculty members of NUST (NBS, EME, SEECS), 
Bahria, QAU, CASE, FAST and Szabist have attended the event. Ufone HR 
team exchanged views and feedback with them for improving the strategy 
for SIP 2014.</div>
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Speaking at the occasion, Moqeem Ul Haque, Chief Strategy Officer, 
Ufone said “The Summer Internship Program is all about identifying and 
nurturing talent by providing them the opportunity to ‘Take a SIP of the
 future’. Ufone is not only about hiring the toppers; we believe in 
hiring well-rounded resources who have not only excelled at their 
studies but are in congruence with the core values of Ufone.”</div>
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“Such events help bridge the gap between the academia and industry, 
proving a platform for the students to excel through the mentoring of 
trained professionals”, said Rear Admiral Saleem Akhtar HI (M), Bahria 
University Pro – Rector/DG Islamabad Campus.</div>
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On exchanging his views about the Ufone SIP, Muhammad Sami Saddiq 
from NBS stated, “My primary goal consisted of the pursuit of continuous
 improvement and the desire to strive for excellence. I believe that 
Ufone is an exceedingly reputable organization and getting to work with a
 world class company like Ufone wil<a href="http://www.blogger.com/null" name="_GoBack"></a>l be a huge benefit to me when applying for jobs. I don’t think I would have had better exposure anywhere else.”</div>
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Many of the students had actually proved that they really are capable
 enough to work in a modest environment. A few names to be mentioned are
 Muhammad Sami Siddiq from NBS, Saadia Qamar from SEECS, Mehwish Ehsan 
from QAU, Maria Qadir from CASE, Ammama Furrukh Gill from Nust EME, 
Zainab Khan from NBS and Zara Nasim Pirzada from IoBM.</div>
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Best interns from each department were awarded certificates, shields,
 giveaways which also included latest handset with a personalized 
postpaid number. The rest of the interns received certificates and 
giveaways to admire their contributions. The faculty was also 
acknowledged by presenting shields and giveaways. HR at Ufone has worked
 extensively to setup an entire system of intern management, along with 
identifying any high potential students that may be considered for 
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Ufone Concluded Summer Internship Programme 2013

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PTCL is Likely to Discontinue the Student DSL Package

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A note published on October Monthly bills of PTCL.</div>
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This probably won’t be very pleasing for all the students out there, 
but the news is that PTCL is likely to phase out its extremely popular 
student package over a period of next few months.</div>
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While we don’t have official confirmation for this, however, sources 
confirm us that company is looking for ways to substitute its student 
package with other similar products.</div>
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It merits mentioning here that PTCL has communicated its customers 
through monthly bills this month that 1 MB student package would be 
charged at Rs. 1,250, while 2 MB student package will be charged Rs. 
1,450 from November 1st, 2013.</div>
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Not to mention, these charges are usual tariff for normal broadband packages.</div>
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Student segment, as mentioned above, is immensely lucrative and 
shares hefty amount of broadband subscribers for PTCL, the market leader
 in broadband market.</div>
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With changing market dynamics, company is now looking for ways to 
capitalize the niche with similar but capped products to boost revenues.
 One such example is Economy Broadband Package, that offers 1Mbps speeds at a monthly charge of Rs. 499, but comes with 10 GB data limit per month.</div>
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PTCL told RexHacker that customers should expect a wide array of 
products for students starting 2014. Company said that not only various 
new broadband packages will be announced but more technologies will be 
brought into the scope to entertain the students.</div>
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Warid adds Record Breaking Postpaid Subscribers in a Single Month

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At a time when telecom market is going through ruthless competition, 
Warid has sold over 19,000 postpaid connections in a single month to 
mark a new record for the postpaid sales in a month.<br />
Sources tell RexHacker that this record number of 19,000 postpaid 
sales came through franchise, Corporate Sales and Business Center 
network, which is a record score for any cellular company in a single 
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Postpaid customers are always the special customers because they pay 
their bills in advance while they also deposit cash security on new 
postpaid connection. Naturally they are high paying customers.<br />
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Postpaid base is considered as strength of an operator, this is why 
almost every telco is offering really low-priced plans to gain postpaid 
base.<br />
Lucrative post-paid segment is usually less concerned over price 
while they desire outstanding network with crystal clear voice quality, 
consistent connectivity  and premium care services. Usually the elite 
and business class prefer a postpaid connection.<br />
Postpaid segment not only adds great value to revenues but it also 
indicates the quality of network and service standards maintained by a 
telco.<br />
Warid, widely known as quality network, is topping the postpaid base in the country with 538,000 customers.</div>

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Korean Version of Smartphones Hit Pakistani Markets

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During your visit to a local mobile market, have you ever come across
 a situation when two smartphones having same name, same brand, exactly 
same features and same specs but they are sold at two different prices?<br />
One being sold at at-least half the price of the other.<br />
Ever wondered why? especially when the cheaper phone isn’t Chinese version?<br />
Well that’s because there are two versions of smartphones reaching 
Pakistani stores these days. One of them is usually the global version 
or the standard version that is sold at normal or higher prices. Then 
there’s a Korean Versions of smartphones, which are sold with lower 
price tags.<br />
These Korean smartphones, as mentioned above, comes with same looks, 
equally good build quality and with same features as of the 
international version.<br />
<b>How to Recognize a Korean Smartphone?</b><br />
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Here are some ways of recognizing a Korean version of smartphone:<br />
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<li>Korean phones mostly have antennas, which look terrible and they have no use in Pakistan.</li>
<li>Plus most of these phones will have some kind of logos on the back, 
showing that these phones are on a carrier and they have been unlocked.</li>
<li>Boot screen on Korean phones is also different than the 
international version. We noticed most phones had anycall logo on the 
loading screen (see above image).</li>
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Please note that some Korean phones come without any differences and 
are exactly the duplicate of standard version and hence hard to 
recognize.<br />
In such cases, you will have to judge the origin of smartphone with the shortcomings that are mentioned below:<br />
<b>Shortcomings of Korean Smartphones:</b><br />
<ul>
<li>These phones have 80 character limit for text messages, which means 
if you want to send a longer (than 80 character) SMS then you won’t be 
able send the complete message. There is a way to increase text limit to
 160 by installing Go SMS pro or handcent, but that’s something not 
usual.</li>
<li>These phones have different unnecessary apps installed on them – and
 can’t be uninstalled unless device is rooted — which consume storage 
and RAM.</li>
<li>It’s difficult to root these phones as some of these phone have 
recovery mod in Korean language, custom ROMs are hard to find and 
install for such phones. Finding firmware can also be hard.</li>
<li>Some users reported that Korean phones, at times, struggle with signals and hence faced call drop issues</li>
<li>For some users, Korean version of smartphones had issues with recognizing SIM card.</li>
<li>These Korean phones consume almost double the battery as compared to international versions.</li>
<li>These phones come with pathetic resale value.</li>
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These were few compromises that you will have to make for paying less.<br />
But Beware of the fact that some shopkeepers may also try to sell you
 the Korean phone at standard prices (in case of used handsets), so 
while buying a used handset make sure that you are buying only what you 
are paying for.<br />
Also to note, before buying smartphones from online stores and 
classified websites (such as from OLX), the device must be checked 
properly before you make a purchase.<br />
Do share your experience in comments if you have come across a Korean phone lately!</div>

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Samsung Ranks Second in the List of Companies Spending Most on Research

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According to a new report on companies that spent most on Research 
and Development last year, Samsung ranked 2nd overall. The Korean 
company spent $10.4 billion on its future projects, $1 billion less than
 the German car company Volkswagen which came first.<br />
Meanwhile Samsung’s primary competitors weren’t even close. Apple, for instance, wasn’t even in the table.<br />
Only Nokia and Sony managed an appearance, climbing on to 18th and 
20th spots respectively. For Nokia with $6.1 billion, the year marked a 
14.4% plunge in the money spent on this category.<br />
Intel and Microsoft reached 4th and 5th respectively while Google, 
with its plethora of both bizarre and high-tech projects could only 
reach 12th, spending $6.8 billion.<br />
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What, however, is worth noting is that these companies  have spent 
this money, not only on their mobile phone divisions, but on pretty much
 everything they make. Samsung, for example, makes everything from 
Televisions to Refrigerators. Also, while some companies have spent more
 on research than others, the difference amongst them isn’t really that 
much.<br />
The overall spend, globally, on the R&D stood at $638 billion, 
with Software & Internet, Health, and Auto sectors accounting for 
74% of the overall growth in spending.<br />
Overall, technology companies grabbed 13 positions out of 20, which 
shows just how much on the cutting-edge the companies here have to be.<br />
Here is the list of top 20 companies spending on R&D the most:<br />
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