In celebration of achieving the milestone of 100,000 Broadband users, Wateen gives all its existing and new customers a chance to “Win prizes every hour”. Lucky draws will be held all through the months of September and October, in which you can win
• 5 Trips to Malaysia (2 persons, 3 days); expenses paid (boarding and lodging)
• 50 iPods
• 100 Lenovo N200 laptops
• 500 WiMAX Internet USBs
• 500 UPSs (500w)
Entry into the lucky draw is based purely on usage. Each time you log on to the Internet or make/receive a phone call or recharge your account adding up to Rs. 500, you will enter the lucky draw.
The more you use, the more chances to win!
Ballots will be held every week and winners will be contacted by Wateen.
Call 111-365-111 for further details, or if you are a new customer, you can also fill out the PRE-REGISTRATION FORM , and a Wateen customer care representative will be in touch with you.
Special offer
If high speed broadband is not for you return your wateen device and get Rs.500
Cash back for the customer's who haven't use their Wateen connection from july 1st or before.
*Terms and conditions apply.
Zong USB card service is not lanched yet but many of person's not awair of that so here is some review..
The ZONG Internet USB Card is product for all internet users around the country that have been longing for a solution addressing all their connectivity needs. Available for high-speed wireless network access, with which customers can access the wireless internet at home, office and outdoor sites.
ZONG Internet USB Card comes with a pre installed SIM inside that has EDGE/GPRS activation for connectivity to the internet. In the service area of the EDGE/GPRS network, customers can wirelessly surf the Internet, send/receive messages and emails at 4 times the GPRS speeds via the ZONG Internet USB Card.
Connect to anywhere, through the easy plug-and-play mechanism on your laptop or desktop.
Customers will just have to insert the EDGE Modem into their laptop/desktop usb port, follow the simple installation instructions and be connected to the internet at high speeds. In addition to being connected to the Internet, customers will be able to:
-Check their connection status.
-View statistics of their internet usage.
-Will have access to their list of phonebook contacts, present on the SIM in the device. They will be able to add/edit/delete entries from the phonebook.
-To send text messages regardless of whether they are connected via GPRS or not.
Charges
-EDGE Modem - Rs. 8000+Tax
-Unlimited GPRS package Rs. 400/month +tax
SMS Charges
-Domestic - Rs. 0.5/SMS +tax
-International -Rs. 5/SMS +tax
-Each month the users will have to recharge the SIM account to continue using uninterrupted services @ Rs. 400+tax.
Available at CSCs of the following cities
-Faisalabad
-Hyderabad
-Gujranwala
-Karachi
-Lahore
-Multan
-Peshawar
-Islamabad
-Rawalpindi
Warid proudly introduce Wireless Broadband to our valued subscribers. Wireless Broadband is state of the art EDGE / GPRS supported modem which can be plugged in USB port available in Laptop / PC for high speed wireless network access. You can enjoy wireless connectivity from your home, office, outdoor sites and so on.
Wireless Broadband supports the following standards:
-Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM)
-General Packet Radio Service (GPRS)
-Enhanced Data Rates for Global Evolution (EDGE)
Wireless Broadband supports the following services:
-Data service
-Short message service (SMS)
In the service area of the EDGE/GPRS/GSM network, you can wirelessly surf the Internet, send/receive messages and emails.
With the high speed, reliable performance, and easy operation of the Wireless Broadband, you can enjoy much more in experiencing the wireless network.
Charges:
USB price is Rs. 6,000 + tax with one month free unlimited Internet trial
Mehtab Haider,Islamabad No Indian national is working in Pakistan with Etisalat in order to give advice to the PTCL for improving its operation.“Almost 30 foreigners are working in Pakistan on the Etisalat strength, who are responsible to advise the PTCL, but none of them is an Indian national,” PTCL’s Senior Executive Vice President of Human Resource Syed Mazhar Hussain, told reporters at a press briefing here on Thursday.
The main objective of holding this press briefing was to explain the PTCL management’s version on the recent protests, conducted by an employees Union. The PTCL management has termed the activities of Staff Line Union as an effort to get political mileage before the upcoming referendum that will be held after Eid.
Accompanied by Executive Vice President of Communication and Corporate Ali Qadir Gilani on this occasion, the HR SEVP said that foreign nationals working for the improvement of the PTCL are from the UAE, Sri Lanka and the Sudan. However, some of them belonged to Pakistan as they were working with Etisalat for last several years, he added.
Answering a query, he said that the Board of Directors of PTCL approved 20 per cent raise in the basic salary for grade 1 to 16 employees while 15 per cent raise was granted to officers. He said that the PTCL also granted bonus with minimum provision of Rs7,500 before Eid in order to give relief to employees.
When he was asked about delays in paying instalments by the Etisalat in shape of privatization of the PTCL to the government of Pakistan, he said that this question should be asked by the Privatisation Commission, and PTCL management had nothing to say anything on this issue.
Answering a query about reduced profits of the PTCL after privatization, he said that although the profits reduced, but the market analysis showed that the call rate stood at Rs48 per minute from Lahore to Karachi which now nosedived to 60 paisas, resulting into scaling down of profits.
But he claimed that the profit earned by the PTCL was much more than the collective earning of 60 to 70 players of the telecom sector, including the cellular companies.
He clarified that the PTCL management did not strike any deal with the protesting employees as they were trying to get “political mileage” for the upcoming referendum, which is going to take place after Eidul Fitr.
He said that the PTCL management had taken decision not to bow down before any effort to get blackmailed from any anyone. To another query, he said the PTCL gave its consent in the court for granting bail to those who were arrested by the police when these protestors tried to block network operation system as well as data centre where the bill software was installed.
A Dutch company has launched a new search engine that for Muslims to protect against the web explicit material which is accidently coming while sufing on net.
The search technology developed by AZS Media Group, a Dutch Internet company, has a two-layer filter.
Sex sites are blocked outright while other topics that are less dicey, such as "drugs," "beer" or "pork" are restricted but not as tightly.
On the site, sex-related terms such as gay and lesbian or ‘sexy’ merit a haram level of three, the highest score on the list.
It is a first kind of search engine which is designed for muslim not only for muslim but for the people also who are tired of explicit material while surfing on net.
Reza Sardeha, founder of AZS Media Group, which runs the search engine, was quoted by the paper as saying that the idea grew after his friends complained of bumping into sexually explicit content when using search engines such as Yahoo or Google. The site’s filter examines the user’s search terms and the websites that are returned, trawling for a ‘non-halal list’ of words that may indicate forbidden fruit. On the site, sex-related terms such as gay and lesbian or ‘sexy’ merit a haram level of three, the highest score on the list.
The site gain immediately 400,000 unique visitors in one week ,Sardeha said on interview.
We feel that in middle east lots of muslims avoiding himself and their childern to surf on net because they are afraid of what come's next in search. Sardeha said on interview.
ImHalal.com's promoters are considering using advertising as a revenue stream for the site, Sardeha said.