Islamabad (Special report) SHAMROCKConferences International has announced its 5th Annual Pakistan Telecommunications Conference 2012(TeleCON 2012) to be held on April 19, 2012 in Karachi. The theme of theconference this year, will be, “Ridingthe Wave of Technology and Consolidation”. TeleCON’2012 is duly endorsed bythe Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA)and Chairman, Dr. MuhammadRead More →

ISLAMABAD (SPECIAL REPORT) Continuing its legacy of bringing affordable and innovative technology to consumers, Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has launched the first ever 3G Android mobile Smartphone, EVODROID “Touch N Fly”. PTCL EVODROID Touch N Fly comes with built-in 3G EVO wireless Broadband service that gives dual support for both EVDO and GSM/CDMA networks. Powered by Google Android Froyo 2.2 operating system, Smartphone EVODROID lets its usersRead More →

Abu Dhabi (REPORT) Etisalat, the largest telecommunication company in the Middle East, Asia and Africa, has launched the first ever 3G services in Afghanistan through its arm “Etisalat’s Afghanistan”. The service agreement was signed by the Chairman of Afghanistan Telecommunication Regulatory Authority, H.E. Abdul Wakil Shergul and Etisalat’s Afghanistan CEO, AhmedRead More →

ISLAMABAD (SPECIAL REPORT) The federal cabinet has reportedly extended financial benefit of Rs 2.3 billion to the fixed line telecom companies based on recommendations of ministerial committee headed by the Minister for Kashmir Affairs and Gligit Baltistan, Mian Manzoor Ahmad Wattoo. Official documents reveal that the Minister for Privatisation, GhausRead More →

MUMBAI—India’s telecom regulator plans to propose to the government that the license fees companies pay for services will continue to be non-refundable, indicating another setback for operators whose licenses are due to be revoked following a recent court order. India’s Supreme Court on Feb. 2 ordered the scrapping of 122Read More →

TEHRAN (MEDIA) A Chinese telecommunications equipment company has sold Iran’s largest telecom firm a powerful surveillance system capable of monitoring landline, mobile and internet communications, interviews and contract documents show. The system was part of a 98.6 million euro ($130.6 million) contract for networking equipment supplied by Shenzhen, China-based ZTERead More →