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Imported mobile phone taxes may drop across Pakistan: PTA

iPhone 17 release date, features, and expected price in Pakistan revealed

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KARACHI (Kashmir English): The long-awaited iPhone 17 release date is expected in mid-September 2025. Alongside a fresh design, the series promises impressive upgrades in performance, photography, and user experience. The upcoming lineup is expected to feature four models: the regular iPhone 17, the sleeker iPhone 17 Air, and the premium iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone

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Pakistan-China Media cooperation strengthens fight against fake news

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BEIJING (Kashmir English): Pakistan and China have agreed to work more closely together in the media sector to fight against fake news and promote accurate information. This step comes as part of a growing strategic partnership between the two countries, aiming to improve communication and cultural ties through stronger media collaboration. During a recent meeting

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YouTube cracks down on inauthentic AI content with new monetization policy

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YouTube is taking strong action against fake and low-effort content by updating its monetization policy. The platform has announced it will restrict monetization of inauthentic AI-generated content, especially videos made only to game the system or mislead viewers. The move comes as AI tools become more advanced, making it easier than ever to create large

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NDMA, Jazz join hands to protect millions from monsoon floods

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  ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): As the ongoing monsoon season is affecting parts of the country in terms of damage to life and property, Jazz, Pakistan’s leading digital operator, and the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) have decided to collaborate to deliver geo-fenced SMS alerts to millions of at-risk citizens. According to a news release, the

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Jack Dorsey launches ‘Bitchat’, a messaging app that needs no internet

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  CALIFORNIA (Kashmir English): Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey has launched a new messaging app called Bitchat, designed to operate entirely over Bluetooth. The app will work as a decentralized, peer-to-peer messaging app, which does not require an internet connection, phone numbers, or central servers. It is now available in beta on TestFlight, as per CNBC.

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Launch of digital BISP payments likely next month, thousands to benefit

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  ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): The launch of the digital banking pilot project for Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) payments is likely next month as the parliamentarians seek swift shift to digital payments for BISP beneficiaries. The project, originally set to begin last month, is now expected to launch by the end of July, with account

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DC Bhimber takes serious notice of poor cellular services in district

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  BHIMBER, AJK (Kashmir English): Deputy Commissioner Bhimber Chaudhry Haq Nawaz has taken serious notice of poor cellular services in the district and asked the mobile phone service companies Telenor, Mobilink and Ufone to improve service within one week. According to a letter written by Deputy Commissioner Bhimber to high ups of Telenor, Mobilink and

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Modi govt blocks Reuters’ X accounts in India for exposing propaganda

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  NEW DELHI (Kashmir English): The Modi government is continuously resorting to restrictions to silence international media for showing the truth, especially in the wake of recent Pak-India tensions. In recent actions, India has limited its users’ access to Reuters’ X accounts. Indian newspaper The Print reported that the international news agency Reuters’ X accounts

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