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The AI King Returns: Anthropic Unveils Claude 4.7 Opus, Reclaiming the Performance Throne
The benchmark has been raised. š Anthropic has officially launched Claude 4.7 Opus, and the numbers are staggering. From complex architectural coding to nuanced emotional reasoning, Opus 4.7 is designed to handle the tasks other models find impossible. The era of "near-human" reasoning just got a serious upgrade
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Pakistan Launches 5G Services Following Major Spectrum Auction
Pakistan officially enters the 5G era as Jazz, Zong & Ufone roll out services in major cities after a $507M spectrum auction. Faster internet is here.
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India Considers Mandatory Always-On Satellite Location Tracking on Smartphones
Indiaās government reviews telecom proposal to enable permanent A-GPS tracking on all smartphones, sparking privacy concerns from Apple, Google, and Samsung.
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Stormfiber Promises Full Internet Restoration by Monday After Weeklong Disruption
After days of slow internet across Pakistan, Stormfiber says full restoration will be completed by Monday night. The outage was linked to multiple submarine cable faults, including one in the Red Sea.
Muhammad Hashir
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Google Launches āAI Modeā in Pakistan with Advanced Gemini 2.5
Google brings its cutting-edge AI Mode to Pakistan. Powered by Gemini 2.5, the feature lets users ask complex, multi-part questions, plan trips, compare products & moreā all in one smart search.
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PTA Denies Reports of Jazz Overcharging Customers
PTA dismisses claims of Jazz overcharging, says all tariff changes followed regulatory approval & framework.
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Pakistan Launches High-Tech Satellite with China's Help to Boost Agriculture, Disaster Management
Pakistan successfully launched a remote sensing satellite from Chinaās XSLC to enhance agriculture, disaster response, & climate monitoring. The Suparco-led mission reaffirms Pakistanās space ambitions.
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PM Launches Fast-Track Medical Device Registration in Pakistan
PM launches swift online system to register medical devices in Pakistanācutting wait time from years to just 20 days. No human contact, full transparency promised.
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