Author: Tech Desk

With PTA mobile registration becoming increasingly crucial in Pakistan, ensuring that your phone is registered and compliant with the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) is more important than ever. The PTA’s Device Identification, Registration, and Blocking System (DIRBS) plays a vital role in identifying and blocking counterfeit devices, ensuring that only genuine, registered phones operate within the country. If you’re unsure about your phone’s status, this guide will walk you through four easy ways to verify your mobile phone with PTA. Understanding the Need for PTA Registration The PTA introduced DIRBS to crack down on smuggled and unregistered mobile phones in…

In the world of tech, few things stir excitement like a new iPhone 16 Series Leak. The latest buzz centers around Apple’s upcoming iPhone 16 series, with a fresh leak making waves across social media. A prominent leaker has shared promotional images of the iPhone 16 series on his X account, giving us an early glimpse into what Apple might be cooking up for its next flagship release. Details of the Leaked Images The leaked images, purportedly from an official product listing, reveal several intriguing details about the iPhone 16 series. The images, which appear to be in Chinese, show…

In an exciting development for Pakistan’s telecommunications market, Ufone 4G has announced a strategic partnership with Samsung, the renowned South Korean technology giant. This collaboration is set to offer Ufone 4G customers an exclusive opportunity to purchase Samsung smartphones at competitive prices, all through Ufone 4G’s newly launched sales platform. Details of the Partnership The partnership between Ufone 4G and Samsung is designed to create a seamless purchasing experience for customers. Ufone 4G is developing a dedicated webpage where subscribers can easily browse and purchase the latest Samsung smartphones. In addition to purchasing devices, customers can also access voice and…

In a groundbreaking move that signals a new era for education and technology in Pakistan, Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has announced the establishment of the country’s first Artificial Intelligence (AI) University. This prestigious institution will be situated within the Nawaz Sharif IT City in Lahore, marking a significant milestone in Pakistan’s quest to become a leader in technological innovation. A New Landmark in Lahore: The AI University The AI University will be located in the heart of the Nawaz Sharif IT City, a sprawling development covering 853 acres near the Pakistan Kidney and Liver Institute (PKLI) in Lahore. This…

Motorola has brought back its popular Moto G4x series with the introduction of the Moto G45, a budget-friendly smartphone that packs a punch with 5G connectivity, a vibrant design, and robust performance features. Initially launched in India, the Moto G45 marks Motorola’s strong return to the competitive budget smartphone segment, offering users an impressive array of features at an affordable price point. Design and Display The Moto G45 stands out with its eye-catching design and bold color options—Brilliant Blue, Brilliant Green, and Viva Magenta. Each color variant features a vegan leather back panel, giving the device a premium feel despite…

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has officially set the stage for the next big leap in the country’s digital journey—5G services. In a recent announcement, PTA Chairman Major General (R) Hafeezur Rehman revealed that the auction for 5G spectrum is slated for April 2025. This milestone is expected to usher in a new era of connectivity and technological advancement in Pakistan, setting the country on par with global telecommunications standards. Understanding PTA’s Role in Pakistan’s Telecom Industry The PTA has long been the backbone of Pakistan’s telecommunications sector, ensuring regulatory compliance and fostering growth in the industry. Over the years,…

In a significant move to facilitate international travelers and overseas Pakistanis, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA), in collaboration with the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), has introduced a new web-based application within the Device Identification Registration and Blocking System (DIRBS). This system allows users to regularize and register unregistered mobile phones online, streamlining the process and eliminating the need to stand in long airport queues. Now, international travelers can bring their phones in their luggage without the hassle of declaring them at the airport. New Registration Procedures for Mobile Devices The FBR has outlined specific procedures for different categories of…

A new rumor has surfaced, possibly providing insights into Apple’s much-anticipated annual September event. According to tipster Majin Buu, a leaked poster for the event features the slogan “Ready. Set. Capture.” The event is reportedly scheduled for September 10th, which aligns with previous speculation about the iPhone 16 launch. Leaked Poster Details One striking feature on the leaked poster is a gold-colored Apple logo, which might hint at the rumored “Desert Titanium” color option for the iPhone 16 series. This subtle design choice could be a nod to one of the new color variants that Apple might introduce this year.…

The Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) is currently undertaking a detailed Phase II Merger analysis in response to the proposed merger between Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) and Telenor Pakistan (Private) Limited (Telenor). This analysis follows the Phase I order, which suggested that the merger could have a potential impact on competition in Pakistan’s telecom sector. Stakeholder Involvement As part of the Phase II analysis, CCP is providing key stakeholders with the opportunity to present their concerns regarding the potential impact of the merger on Pakistan’s telecom market. This process ensures that all relevant voices are heard before any final…

The Chairman of the Wireless & Internet Service Providers Association of Pakistan (WISPAP), Shahzad Arshad, has voiced serious concerns about the persistent internet disruptions affecting the country. In a statement released on Tuesday, Arshad highlighted the significant challenges that slow internet speeds have posed to Pakistan’s economy and society over the past several weeks. Impact on Economy and Society According to Arshad, both mobile and wireline networks have been plagued by slow internet speeds, which have disrupted various sectors, including businesses, education, and essential services. “The prolonged nature of these issues is deeply concerning,” Arshad stated. He emphasized that the…