Mobilink Indigo Introduces HTC Explorer: ProPakistani

Mobilink Indigo Introduces HTC Explorer

Posted: 27 Dec 2011 07:30 PM PST

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Continuing the tradition of bringing you contemporary products from around the world, Mobilink indigo introduces HTC Explorer, an affordable Android 2.3 OS smartphone.

The HTC explorer is simple and intuitive, putting everything you need in the palm of your hand. Weighing only 108g, the HTC explorer has been sized to meet the needs of convenience seekers.

Its smart one touch intuitive interface allows you to jump your email, messages or run your favorite apps right from the Lock Screen, all at the touch of a finger. The 3.2-inch HVGA (480 x 320) display and 600MHz processor allow you to run thousands of applications from the android market.

With built-in smart URL prediction and auto-correction, the web surfing is effortless. Auto text reflow makes reading websites a breeze by fitting text to your screen while the built-in flash support means you'll never miss your favorite web videos.

To make the experience extra special, all Mobilink indigo customers who buy the HTC Explorer can enjoy three months of unlimited Mobile Internet for free and a leather pouch! All this great value comes at a reasonable price of Rs. 15,999/-.

Keep close to the people, news and entertainment that matter to you the most with the HTC Explorer from Mobilink indigo – for all your todays and tomorrows.

Pakistan a Safe Heaven for Cyber Criminals

Posted: 27 Dec 2011 07:20 PM PST

Citizen Police Liaison Committee (CPLC) Chief, through a letter (at last) apprised the Federal Law, Justice & Parliamentary Affairs Minister that in the absence of Prevention of Electronic Crime Ordinance (PECO) Law 2007 (lapsed in 2010), Pakistan had become a safe heaven for cyber criminals and con artists whereas the law enforcement agencies were unable to take legal action against them.

CPLC in its letter said that it receives countless complaints regarding fake calls deceiving citizens into receiving a phony prize, misleading text messages, threatening and harassing through mobile phone calls and messages and so on. However, CPCL said, FIA is unable to take any action against all such crimes due to the absence of PECO.

Letter referenced to an incident in which CPLC received once such complaint from a trader of Jodia Bazaar where the culprits had disappeared after he (trader) transferred Rs 10,000 to them via easy load. Culprits had promised a hefty lottery money to the trader.

After receiving several complains, Sindh CPLC Chief Ahmed Chinoy asked FIA to take up such cases for necessary action as per law. In response to Chinoy's letter, FIA told him that due to the absence of PECO, they were unable to take any action against the offenders.

Letter that was addressed to the Federal Law, Justice & Parliamentary Affairs Minister to draw his attention towards the PECO Law 2007, which had been lapsed in 2010.

Urging the federal minister to revoke PECO, letter said that these criminals were intentionally harming the physical, mental and financial position of their victims by using modern telecommunication networks such as internet and mobile phones.

Via Daily Times