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Best Ever Emotional Advertisement by Google



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Invisible Car Door Latest Technology - Must Watch



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Chinese Invent A Jacket With Air-Conditioner



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Making of Weapons With Hands in Darra Adam Khel Pakistan



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Horse Robot - Amazing Technology


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After Arfa Kareem, 7 years Old Pakistani passes Microsoft certified technologist specialist




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Pakistan Warns Google Over Blasphemous Content


Pakistan have warned World most famous search engine Google over blasphemous content, that if it is not removed, Google services will be blocked all over the country.
This Warning was issued by newly selected IT minister Anosha Rehman.
Answering a question to blockage of Youtube, she said that she hopes that Google will pay attention towards the orders of new government regarding objectionable material, else Google will be blocked.
She said that if Google insisted on not removing the blasphemous content, then at last we have only option of blocking Google all over Pakistan, there are other alternative of Google present there on internet.
She further added that IT ministry is responsible for all these decisions and she has already started the work regarding this matter and will solve this issue in a couple of weeks.
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Pakistan adopts Chinese GPS satellite system


Thailand, China, Laos and Brunei already use the Chinese system, which currently consists of 16 operational satellites. PHOTO: AFP/ FILE
BEIJING: Pakistan is set to become the fifth Asian country to use China’s domestic satellite navigation system which was launched as a rival to the US global positioning system, a report said Saturday.
The Beidou, or Compass, system started providing services to civilians in the region in December and is expected to provide global coverage by 2020. It also has military applications.
Thailand, China, Laos and Brunei already use the Chinese system, which currently consists of 16 operational satellites, with 30 more due to join the system, according to English-language China Daily.
Huang Lei, international business director of BDStar Navigation, which promotes Beidou, told the newspaper the company would build a network of stations in Pakistan to enhance the location accuracy of Beidou.
He said building the network would cost tens of millions of dollars.
American website Defensenews.com reported early May that Pakistani military experts were in favour of using the Chinese system, even though the availability of the signal could not be guaranteed in case of conflict.
But according to one of them, Pakistan cannot place its trust in the United States.
“Pakistan’s armed forces cannot rely on US GPS because of its questionable availability during a conflict that has overtones of nuclear escalation,” former Pakistan Air Force pilot Kaiser Tufail told the site.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang travels next week to Pakistan, a long time ally, after a visit to India.

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Google to start selling S4 stock Android

Google revealed that it will release the Samsung Galaxy S4 which will run stock Android rom at the annual Google I/O conference today.

Accordint to popular rumors, the device will be free of Touch Wiz modifications and will give the users to install any custom rom as well. The roms will include the popular nexus look which will be available for updates at the google play store. Significantly, the bootloader will be already unlocked in the devices to provide extra flexibility to the users.

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