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PhoneWorld Magazine is a premium quality magazine for Pakistan mobile Eco System that focuses on the burning issues of the industry be it Policy, Regulations, Operators, Distribution, Application Development, Devices and Academia bridging the gap between all stakeholders in Pakistan providing objective information regarding the new developments in the mobile world.
Our objective is to play a vital role in this era of mobile technology and the people that drive this industry as the progress of Pakistan largely depends on the development of the mobile technology ecosystem. Moreover, mobile technology has the power to connect people together for collective progress and socioeconomic development of the country. We are proud to perform our share of work through Phone World Magazine. Source
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| Country | Pakistan |
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Search ArticlesDr. Shahid Mahmud Recommended for Hilal-i-Imtiaz for Advancing Pakistan’s Digital Future
Dr. Shahid Mahmud, a distinguished pioneer of Pakistan’s science and information technology sector, has been recommended for the Hilal-i-Imtiaz, one of the country’s highest civilian honours, in recognition of his contributions to science, technology, telecommunications and youth development. The announcement forms part of the Pakistan Civil Awards 2026, issued by the Cabinet Division on 14 August 2026 on the occasion of Pakistan’s Independence Day.
Honor Reportedly Working on Five New Phones With Huge Batteries, Rear Display and 200MP Camera
Honor appears to be preparing a wide range of new phones for the coming months. A new leak has revealed details about five devices that could expand the company’s lineup across camera phones, large-battery devices, foldables and gaming smartphones. Honor Reportedly Working on Five New Phones With Huge Batteries, Rear Display and 200MP Camera The information comes from Digital Chat Station, a well-known Weibo tipster who has previously shared details about upcoming smartphones.
Google Brings More Customization Features to Android 17
Google is adding more customization features to Android 17, giving users greater control over how their phones look and work. The latest Android 17 QPR2 Beta 3 update for eligible Pixel devices brings several new features along with bug fixes. One of the biggest changes is a new editor for the Quick Settings panel. This will allow users to customize the layout instead of relying on the default arrangement provided by Google.
Pakistan to Deport 284 Foreign Nationals After FIA Crackdown on Online Fraud
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has decided to deport 284 foreign nationals allegedly involved in online fraud and other illegal activities in Pakistan. The action was taken on the special directions of FIA Director General Usman Anwar. Special teams were formed to investigate the cases. They will complete legal procedures and prepare the necessary documents for the deportation of the suspects.
Anthropic Tests More Capable Model 2 Internally, But Has No Public Release Plans
Anthropic has no current plans to release its Model 2 AI system to the public, even though the company says it is using the model extensively for internal work. The AI company describes Model 2 as an improvement for several internal tasks, including coding, agent-based work, and data generation. However, its latest risk report suggests that the picture is more complicated when it comes to specific safety-related capabilities.
WhatsApp Brings Pinned Message Notifications to iPhone Users
WhatsApp is rolling out a new feature for iPhone users that makes pinned messages easier to notice. The messaging app can now send a notification when someone pins a message in an individual or group chat. The notification includes the pinned message itself, so users can see its content without opening the conversation. This can be especially useful in busy group chats where important messages can easily get buried under new conversations.
NADRA Launches New QR Code-Based Identity Card in Pakistan
The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has introduced a new chipless National Identity Card (NIC) that uses a secure QR code for identity verification. The new card replaces the microchip-based identity card that has been in use for around 14 years. The card is being produced locally by the National Security Printing Company (NSPC) in Karachi. NADRA said the card was developed according to its technical and security requirements.
PTCL and WWF Join Hands for ‘Plant for Pakistan’ Tree Plantation Drive
As part of its Independence Day campaign, ‘Pakistan Jitna Jawan’, Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL), in collaboration with the World Wildlife Fund for Nature (WWF), organized a tree plantation drive at the PTCL Training Academy in Islamabad under the banner of ‘Plant for Pakistan’, reaffirming a shared commitment to building a cleaner, greener and more sustainable Pakistan.
Mohsin Naqvi Announces Online Nazrana Facility for Data Darbar
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has announced the launch of an online facility for people who want to offer nazrana (offering) at Data Darbar in Lahore. Mohsin Naqvi Announces Online Nazrana Facility for Data Darbar The new facility will allow devotees to make their offerings online without having to visit the shrine in person. The initiative aims to make the process easier and more accessible for people who cannot travel to Data Darbar.
Rs 29 per GB, US$1 ARPU: Can Pakistan’s Telecom Model Sustain 5G Investment?
Pakistan’s telecom market is entering a difficult phase in which consumers continue to enjoy some of the world’s cheapest mobile data, while operators face rising investment requirements and remain constrained by some of the lowest subscriber revenues globally. A mobile user in Pakistan currently pays around Rs 29 per GB, while average revenue per user, or ARPU, stands at roughly US$1 per month.