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<span id="ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_HTStoryPageControl_Para1">Ever since
 the Finnish company decided to join forces with Microsoft, Nokia has 
been steadily releasing a slew of Windows Phones into the market 
covering various price points. We have seen devices like the Lumia 920 
and the Lumia 820 in the past, which took care of the high-end of the 
market and</span>
        
        <span id="ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_HTStoryPageControl_Para2"> phones such as the Lumia 520 and the Lumia 620, which are covering the low-end. 
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Today we have the Lumia 720 with us, which sits bang in the 
middle of Nokia’s Lumia range and is a mid-range device with enough 
features to attract those who don’t want to spend too much but want 
something more than a budget device. Let’s see how well it performs. <br />
<b>Design</b><br />
Nokia has history of making great looking and the Lumia 720 is no 
different. The phone takes on the appearance of the more expensive Lumia
 920 and looks really good, particularly the red version pictured here. 
Unlike some of the other Lumia models, the 720 has a unibody 
construction and the polycarbonate on the back fuses effortlessly with 
the glass on the front. <br />
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The front has the Gorilla Glass 2 stretching from top to bottom and 
housing the display roughly in the middle. As with the previous Lumia 
phones, there is a sizable bezel around the screen, particularly below 
with the three keys, and it does tend to make the display look smaller 
than it is. Above the display are the earpiece and the front facing 
camera. <br />
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On the right, the phone has the volume control keys, power keys and 
two-step camera shutter key. Having the power key on the side instead of
 the top is convenient but having it on same side as the volume keys 
means you often end up pressing one when you want the other. Having it 
on the other side would have reduced the confusion. <br />
On top is the 3.5mm headphone jack. Since the phone has a unibody 
design, the card slots are on the outside, with the micro SIM slot on 
top and microSD slot on the left, both operated using the provided tool.
 On the bottom is the micro USB port. <br />
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On the back is the 5 megapixel camera with an LED flash. A secondary 
microphone can be seen just above the flash. Near the bottom are the 
connectors for the snap-on wireless charging cover and loudspeaker. The 
snap-on cover is a separately sold accessory and not part of the 
standard equipment. It adds extra size and bulk to the phone, not to 
mention makes it look worse, for the convenience of wireless charging. <br />
The hardware has a nice feel and fits well in your hand. The matte 
red unit we received looked nice but was a tad slippery, which was 
exacerbated by the curvy body. The phone, however, feels rock solid 
despite the plastic construction and should be able to take a few drops 
without any issues. <br />
Overall the design and build of the Lumia 720 are very impressive and
 although it is only a mid-range device it has a premium feel to it that
 surpasses that of many expensive phones. <br />
<b>Display</b><br />
The Lumia 720 has a 4.3-inch, 800 x 480 resolution ClearBlack LCD. 
The ClearBlack technology improves outdoor visibility by employing a 
polarizing filter that makes the display easier to see even under direct
 sunlight. <br />
The 720 also uses a couple of software tweaks to improve the 
visibility under bright light by changing the color and brightness of 
the panel. The image no longer looks natural but if you’re just trying 
to look at text or a map under sunlight then it shouldn’t be too much of
 an issue. <br />
Lastly, the Lumia 720 also employs the super-sensitive touch that we 
first saw on the Lumia 920. Once enabled, this lets you use the 
touchscreen even through gloves or pretty much anything, for that 
matter. <br />
Speaking of image quality, the display on the Lumia 720 is actually 
quite good. The colors, brightness, contrast, viewing angles and 
sunlight legibility are all impressive. Only issue is the WVGA 
resolution, which makes some of the fonts look rough, especially while 
scrolling. Still, for most parts the display on the Lumia 720 is quite 
satisfactory. <br />
<b>Hardware, Software and Performance</b><br />
The Lumia 720 runs on a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 MSM8227 SoC with a 
1GHz dual-core Krait CPU and Adreno 305 GPU. In terms if memory, it has 
512MB of RAM and 8GB of storage space, out of which only about 3GB is 
available to the user. You’ll be glad to know then that the phone also 
has a microSD card slot. In terms of connectivity, the phone has 
3G/HSPA, Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi 802.11ab/g/n, NFC, A-GPS and GLONASS. <br />
The software is the same old Windows Phone 8. Released over a year 
ago now, the OS is already starting to feel long in the tooth and 
Microsoft’s glacial pace at updating it isn’t helping matters. In its 
current version, Windows Phone would have been great four years ago but 
feels severely out of touch with what’s going on in the rest of the 
smartphone world. Whatever is the next version it couldn’t come soon 
enough. <br />
Beyond the core operating system, Nokia has usual has installed its 
own range of apps and service. There is the excellent Nokia Here maps 
application, along with turn-by-turn voice navigation with Nokia Drive. 
Then there is the Nokia Music service for free streaming of Indian and 
international music, Cinemagraph for taking pictures with moving 
elements, Panorama for, well, panorama shots, Smart Shoot that takes 
multiple shots and lets you choose the best one, and a couple of others.
 Nokia has also installed a few third party apps, such as BIGFLIX, 
BookMyShow, Cosmopolitan, Hike, TripAdvisor and Zomato. As usual, you 
can choose to uninstall all of these, if you wish. <br />
Nokia’s applications are what set their Windows Phone devices apart 
from everyone else’s (that and the fact that every else seems to have 
pretty much given up at this point). Nokia does a good job of making up 
for Microsoft’s inadequacies to quite an extent. <br />
Unfortunately, Nokia can’t make up for everything and as before, 
Windows Phone still lags behind when it comes to third party apps. It’s 
disappointing that even after three years this is still an issue but 
that’s just how it is. If you’re not a big app or games person and only 
need the basic apps to get through your day, you should be fine. More 
demanding users would still be advised to look at iOS or Android. <br />
In terms of performance, the Lumia 720 is in line with other Windows 
Phone devices. The UI is as smooth as ever, although occasionally it 
would hiccup in odd places. The menu in the camera app, for example, 
always lagged every time it was brought up. <br />
As with other Lumia phones, the 720 comes with additional options in 
the Settings menu, such as for the display and network settings. These 
are not part of the core OS and added separately by Nokia through. Due 
to this, there is a distinct lag when you open them, complete with a 
loading screen. On surface, they look like any other settings item so 
the lag is likely to confuse an average user who doesn’t know what Nokia
 has been up to. It would be better if Nokia works on making the 
integration more seamless by getting rid of the loading screens. <br />
The Lumia 720 comes with 512MB of RAM, which other than making a 
handful of apps incompatible with the device also makes it easy to run 
out of memory during multitasking. It’s not difficult to choke the phone
 by running a few apps in the background while web browsing. This 
usually results in the phone either closing the apps or closing browser 
tabs. <br />
Performance in gaming is a mixed bag. In certain games such as Temple
 Run there was noticeable lag whereas Asphalt 7: Heat worked fine. It 
really depends upon the developers and how they optimize their apps. 
Unfortunately, most of them don’t really bother, which negatively 
affects the overall gaming performance. <br />
<b>Multimedia </b><br />
The Lumia 720 has a 6.7 megapixel camera, which is a rather odd 
resolution to have. The main attraction is the camera aperture, which at
 f/1.9 is the widest on a mobile phone camera till date. What this 
should result in is some good low-light photography and shallow depth of
 field. <br />
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In terms of image quality, the Lumia 720 acquits itself quite well. 
Nokia is one of the best around when it comes to camera quality but it’s
 good to see the expertise trickle down to mid-range offerings as well. 
The images from the 720 are fairly detailed and noise-free with natural 
colors and sharpness. The large aperture doesn’t really result in a 
particularly shallow depth of field compared to phones with smaller 
apertures but then that is expected from such a small lens. <br />
In lowlight, the camera once again delivers impressive results, with 
genuinely usable images, helped no doubt by the wide aperture allowing 
more light in than on most camera phones. Of course, the aperture alone 
can’t do much, so it’s good that Nokia has paired the optics with a good
 sensor as well. Low light images look pretty decent and have a 
surprisingly low-amount of noise. <br />
Videos were once again quite good. The phone records 720p videos, 
which, other than the usual wobble associated with a lack of 
stabilization of any kind, were sharp and smooth. <br />
The audio video performance is on par with other Windows Phone 
devices. The music player still won’t let you play FLAC files and the 
video player cannot play anything other than MP3, that too without 
subtitle support. This barebones experience may have made sense back in 
2007 when the iPhone was announced but not anymore. The fact that you 
don’t even have decent apps to make up for this functionality makes 
things worse. <br />
The audio quality of the 720 is pretty good, both through the 
headphones as well as the loudspeaker. The single loudspeaker, despite 
its position is pretty loud even if you keep it on a surface. The 
headphone output can be altered as Nokia bundles an equalizer app within
 the main settings although it’s best to leave them disabled. Nokia also
 bundles a pair of earphones with the phone but they have to be perhaps 
the worse I’ve ever heard and don’t ever deserve to be taken out of the 
box. <br />
<b>Battery Life</b><br />
The Lumia 720 has a non-removable 2,000mAh battery. The battery size 
is the same as the one in the Lumia 920 and even bigger than what HTC 
provides with the 8X. Considering the slower processor, this has a 
profound effect on battery life. With regular usage, the Lumia 720 could
 get about two days of battery life, which has become incredibly rare 
these days. Even with heavy usage you’d still get over a day of usage, 
which is still pretty awesome. <br />
<b>Verdict</b><br />
There is a lot to like in the Lumia 720. The design is absolutely 
gorgeous and good enough to make you want to buy the phone on that merit
 alone. The display is also pretty good, despite the lower resolution. 
The camera is impressive, both indoors and outdoors and the battery life
 is outstanding. <br />
It’s not without its flaws, however. The first is Windows Phone 8, 
which is no longer a competitive operating system. It lags behind iOS 
and Android in both features as well as third party applications. Unless
 Microsoft gets its game together and releases some significant updates 
it is bound to fade into obscurity. <br />
Secondly, at <span class="WebRupee"> <span style="font-size: large;"><span style="color: blue;">Rs. </span></span></span><span style="font-size: large;"><span style="color: blue;">17,999</span></span>, the Lumia 720
 is quite expensive. You are paying nearly twice over the Lumia 520 and 
not getting a lot in return. Priced below <span style="font-size: large;"><span style="color: blue;"><span class="WebRupee"> Rs. </span>15,000</span></span>, the Lumia 720 would have been easier to recommend but not so much at the current price. <br />
All things considered, if you’re someone who doesn’t use a lot of 
apps and manage to find a good deal, the Lumia 720 is a fine device and 
one of the best mid-range smartphones on the market today. Others are 
advised to look elsewhere. </div>

Nokia Lumia 720 Review And Price

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Acer Liquid Glow E330 Black Review And Price

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Mobile phones are getting better than ever. These days, they perform more than 
just the usual messaging and calling. Smartphones indeed changed the 
standard way mobile phones carry out their tasks. Their emergence in the
 mobile industry had changed the way people see mobile devices. It had 
become a more helpful tool in getting everyday things done in a fast 
pace. A subscription to <b>the RingCentral phone service</b> would be appropriate for Smartphone users to enhance efficiency in finishing tasks.<br />
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With the variety of Smartphones in the 
market today, it is important to know which ones can go well with your 
lifestyle. Acer Inc. is a Taiwanese electronic corporation that is known
 for their wide selection of electronic devices. They are considered as 
one of the best performing electronic company in the market today. With 
their up to date electronic gadgets,
 there is no doubt that they had made a mark in the industry. One of 
their lines of Smartphones that they had released is the Acer Liquid 
Glow E330.</div>
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<b>Design and Display: </b>Released
 on August 2013, this budget friendly Smartphone from Acer has got 
people talking about. With dimensions of 117×58.5×11.5mm and a weight of
 125g, this handy handset comes in three stylish color designs of black,
 white and pink. With its 3.7 inch size display with a 400 x 800 pixels 
resolution and a TFT capacitive touchscreen so scrolling and browsing 
through various contents would be easy as well as holding it would not 
be of a burden considering how handy it is.</div>
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Engaging through different features such as sensors, messaging and browser can be made easy with this android powered Smartphone that includes a Qualcomm MSM7227A Snapdragon chipset, a 1GHz Cortex-A5 CPU and an Adreno 200 for its GPU.</div>
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<b>Memory and Data: </b>This handset has an average internal memory of<b> </b>1
 GB and 512 MB RAM. It has a card slot included in it so an external 
memory that could run up to 32 GB is possible. Some of the data features
 that are included in this handset are GPRS, EDGE and Bluetooth. As to 
its connectivity, it is powered by HSDPA, HSUPA and Wi-Fi features so 
connecting to the Internet is no problem. It also includes a USB and Near Field Communication features to it.</div>
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<b>Camera: </b>The
 Acer Liquid Glow E330 is equipped with a 5 MP rear camera that includes
 a Geo tagging feature and comes with a 2592×1944 pixels resolution that
 is capable of autofocus and LED flash. It does not include a secondary 
camera so self portraits is not ideal.</div>
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<b>Battery Life: </b>This handset includes a rechargeable 1300 mAh Lithium ion battery that could last for a whole day.</div>
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<b>Pros and Cons</b></div>
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<span style="color: blue;">Pros:</span></div>
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<li>· Good size display</li>
<li>· Handy Smartphone</li>
<li>· Budget friendly</li>
</ul>
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<span style="color: blue;">Cons:</span></div>
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<li>· Average Internet speed</li>
<li>· No Front facing camera</li>
<li>· Does not include a glass protection such as Gorilla Glass</li>
<li>· Average internal memory</li>
<li>· No dual SIM feature</li>
</ul>
<span style="font-size: large;"><span style="color: blue;">Price: 26000 Rs./</span> </span><br />
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In
 general, the Acer Liquid Glow E330 is an average working Smartphone. It
 may not be as intense level performing Smartphone as the other mobile 
devices in the market when it comes to some features such as a camera or
 memory details, but overall, this handset is a good option for a mobile
 device for someone who is tight on a budget but is seeking for an 
average working Smartphone.</div>
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Bendable Display that Will Turn Your Entire Phone into a Screen

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Until now, the only serious effort in making curved display smartphones has came from <a href="http://rexhacker.blogspot.com/2013/10/lg-announces-g-flex-real-curved-screen.html" target="_blank">LG</a> and <a href="http://rexhacker.blogspot.com/2013/10/samsung-galaxy-round-worlds-first.html" target="_blank">Samsung</a>
 and that too, without any offense, looks only half-serious. The 
implementation is off the mark and the products themself don’t look too 
comfortable for daily usage.<br />
Now though, something has arrived which can make even the most 
indifferent of people pay attention: the world’s most bendable mobile 
display. Its maker, SEL (Semiconductor Energy Laboratory), claims that 
it can bend to a record-shattering 4mm diameter and revealed the 
technology at the FPD 2013 show in Japan.<br />
SEL is also the same company which made <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indium_gallium_zinc_oxide" target="_blank">IGZO displays</a> a reality.<br />
The prototype unit was a 5.4″ mobile display with pixel density of 
302ppi. The new display is more reliable and designable than a 
conventional OLED as it uses CAAC oxide semiconductors which are 
crystalline and not amorphous. As a result, these displays can be rolled
 towards the sides and at the top of a smartphone, or even at the back –
 if required. Still, they look just as good as an OLED screen.<br />
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Another thing which is increased is durability. Since the crystals 
are continuously aligned, they don’t get bothered much when they’re 
bent.<br />
SEL also showcased a 3.4″ display with pixel density of 326ppi, which
 is again quite a feat. The bendable display also comes with a bendable 
Li-ion battery which has been tested as much as 10,000 times. A 13.5″ 
bendable OLED display with 4K resolution for televisions was also shown 
off.<br />
Technology like this is worthy of being implemented on our mobile devices. We really hope to see it soon on them.</div>

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Eleven PTCL Officers set to Join Etisalat Global High Potential Program

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PTCL celebrates the astounding success of its top talent, as 11 out 
of 15 nominated PTCL employees get selected for Etisalat Group’s High 
Potential Development Program. <br />
These solid performers with strong leadership potential have 
qualified for this exceptional development program after undergoing an 
extremely competitive and rigorous assessment process undertaken by 
reputed international consultants in which high performers representing 
from 17 countries of Etisalat operations participated.
<br />
Etisalat Group has introduced several remarkable initiatives and 
world-class practices in PTCL, thus significantly fuelling its journey 
to stand out as a progressive organization and enabling PTCL to make 
invaluable contributions for uplifting the nation by offering 
unparalleled development opportunities to the young talent of Pakistan 
and spearheading the progression of the economy.  
<br />
The Group High Potential (HiPos) is an extraordinary program 
supported by top-notch partners such as Duke University Corporate 
Education, Informa Telecoms Academy and Harvard Manage Mentors.
<br />
The platform presents unmatched opportunities for training & 
development, networking, hands-on experience of real business challenges
 and bright prospects for international exposure through international 
assignments that offer an enriching cross-functional experience for 
development of an advanced skill set.
<br />
Last year 4 members of the PTCL’s talent pool graduated from the 
program with distinction, leaving a mark of excellence, which is indeed a
 very strong indicator of the quality of talent available within the 
company.
<br />
To applaud the PTCL employees selected as Group HiPos and 
celebrate the high representation of the company in this international 
forum, a launch ceremony was held at PTCL HQs on 25<sup>th</sup> October, 2013.
<br />
Syed Mazhar Hussain, Chief Human Resources Officer, PTCL while 
congratulating the selected employees said that, “Employee development 
initiatives are a critical and strategic investment that leads to 
improved productivity and satisfaction, skill enhancement, and 
development of a succession pipeline. We are committed towards equipping
 our people with the tools necessary to excel professionally and remain 
industry leaders”.
<br />
The ceremony was attended by all Senior Executives who expressed 
their wholehearted commitment for this grand initiative of Etisalat 
Group.</div>

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Ufone Donates for Scholarship Programme of Memorial Trust

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<span style="color: blue;">Amir Pasha, Head of PR and CSR, Ufone, 
handing over the cheque to Munzar Ata, Member Board of Trustees Air Cdre
 Rizwanullah Shaheed Memorial Trust</span></div>
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Ufone has said that it strongly believes the education being the most
 important right of every child and it is education that will bring 
about a positive change in our society.</div>
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Inline with its vision, Ufone has announced a donation of Rs.500, 000
 for the Rizwan Scholars program of Air Cdre Rizwanullah Khan Shaheed 
Memorial Trust to help the students accomplish academic goals and to 
support promoting education in the country at large.</div>
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Air Cdre Rizwanullah Khan Shaheed Memorial Trust was launched in 
April 2003 with the aim of providing scholarships to smart, 
underprivileged students.</div>
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A scholarship program under the name of Rizwan Scholars was initiated
 that has financially assisted many talented students to continue their 
studies.</div>
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Ufone has previously been funding other activities of the 
organization but this time it has stepped forward to help financially 
constraint children to pursue their education and career by providing 
them scholarships.</div>
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Ufone Donates for Scholarship Programme of Memorial Trust

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                                    Hand:</b> Enter equations as easily as you 
         would write math with paper and pencil! This 
         feature uses the built-in handwriting 
         recognition in Windows 7 and later.</li>
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                                    Editing with Automatic Formatting: </b>Create equations quickly by choosing 
                                    templates from MathType's palettes and 
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                                    Type TeX or 
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                                    You can even paste in equations from 
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         If you created your equation in another 
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         take the time to create it by hand again? 
         Simply copy-and-paste it directly into 
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                                    Ribbon Tab in Word and PowerPoint: </b>MathType takes full advantage of Office's Ribbon User Interface making it 
                                    easier than ever to do equation operations 
                                    in documents and presentations. New equation 
                                    numbering and browse features work with all 
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                                    Toolbar and Menu in Word and PowerPoint: </b>MathType adds 
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         its
           features and powerful commands to do equation numbering, produce great-looking math
           web pages, presentations, and much more.</li>
<li class="sectionItem"><b>Find Symbols: </b>MathType's Insert Symbol dialog allows you to explore the available symbols and
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         portions you want. Show 
         what changed in each step of a multi-step 
         procedure and make those equations really 
         come to life.</li>
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         that use those languages.</li>
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