For those who believe in following like sheep use your brain please. Dont buy what the earpeice says they can fake voices.  Sayings in english >God has given you a brain use it - for those muslim allah ekal dehi hai istimal karo (in urdu) You might not like what someone says there is no point being chumcha in Pakistan [...]

Beware of Fake Schemes, Warns PTCL is a post from: ProPakistani

PTCL earlier today warned its customers about some fraudulent companies campaigning different fake schemes by issuing a press release. Here is what the content of the press release mentioned:

It has come to the knowledge of Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) that some unknown companies, firms and/or personnel are using deceptive marketing practices including door to door campaigns by using PTCL’s Products & Services and fraudulently swindling money from the general public by offering the different Prize Schemes/Packages/Campaigns coupled with other Services of PTCL.

PTCL, therefore intimate its existing and potential customers NOT to entertain, trust or fall for such activities initiated by certain companies, firms and/or personnel. All the existing and potential customers are STRICTLY advised to utilize authorized franchisees, customer care centers, website and PTCL designated toll free numbers for information and subscription of PTCL’s Product and Services.

PTCL shall not be liable for any loss to any person in consequence of such fraudulent activities and deceptive marketing practices by the third parties.

It merits mentioning here that ProPakistani had warned readers about fake wireless broadband ISPs working on same patterns. Please do call on official numbers of the respective companies to check on any schemes if you get a call.

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Cross-Border Telecom Signals Issue Soon to be Resolved is a post from: ProPakistani

India is planning to seek meeting with Pakistan to resolve issue of cross-border telecom signals which are affecting the quality of cellular operators of both countries in Punjab border areas.

Indian cellular operators have complained that signals of Pakistani telecom providers are crossing into Indian territory in Punjab, leading to interference with Indian services. Pakistani mobile phone companies have also complained that interference in frequency bandwidth from Indian cellular operators affecting the quality of their services in border areas.

The Indian Department of Telecom and Ministry of External Affairs are holding consultations on this issue.

Media reports quoting official sources here said India has planned to seek a meeting between the Departments of Telecom of the two countries in June but nothing has been finalised as the process of consultations are still going on.

The reports said the interference is caused because service providers of both the countries are using the same frequency. While the Indian service providers have been allocated 824-844 MHz/869-889 MHz band, some Pakistani operators work on 890-915Mhz/935-960Mhz band. So between 889Mhz and 890 Mhz there are some interference, media reports quoting sources said.

Via APP

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ISLAMABAD: Cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan has made his debut on popular social networking website ‘Twitter’ only to be booed by fellow Pakistanis, who called him a “failed politician” and a Taliban supporter.

Khan’s entry into the Twitter world was announced last night by his ex-wife Jemima Khan.

“For the Pakistani contingent – Imran is now on twitter and will be tweeting daily,” wrote Jemima.

Within minutes of Jemima’s tweet, Pakistani twitterers got into action.

Mehmal Sarfraz, a senior journalist, posted: “Oh my god! He was the only ***** missing! A member going by the name ‘FiveRupees’ joined Sarfraz with, “Oh God. Check out who just joined twitter…I also love that he’s following Jemima Khan. Presumably Hugh Grant is next.”

So far, Jemima is the only person Khan is following on Twitter.

Some others wondered if Khan would use Twitter to post ‘fatwas’ or if twittering was ‘halal’ (lawful)

“We need a fatwa…on whether Twitter is halal or not…,” wrote Sarfraz.

Khan’s tweets had him cornered by many members of the social networking website.

In an attempt to address criticism that he backs the Taliban, Khan wrote, “There is not one statement I have given supporting the Taliban.”

You can follow Imran Khan here:  [twitter.com]

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4.6 x 2.4 x 0.5 inches

Weight
130.0 g 4.6 oz

Screen
240 x 320 pixels (QVGA)
16,777,216 color TFT

Available colours
-Iconic Black
-White Silver

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SanDisk microSD™ (up to 16GB)

Networks
GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
UMTS/HSPA 900/2100

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Camera – 3.2 megapixel
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Windows Media® Player Mobile
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Media Player
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Album art

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YouTube™
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Microsoft Office® mobile
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Google Maps™

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Picture messaging (MMS)
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Exchange ActiveSync®
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Email:

Communication
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Vibrating Alert
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Speaker phone

Organiser
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Phone book
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Notes
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Calendar
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Touchscreen
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