Telenor QMobile have entered into the next phase of their long-standing collaboration ushering in a new era of 4G ecosystem development through the introduction of LT-100, Pakistan’s cheapest 4G smartphone. Telenor Pakistan and QMobile had previously joined hands to enable
We all know that QMobile earns a major chunk of revenue from the sale of low-end feature phones. However, the company keeps insisting on launching the so called “flagship devices”, that are essentially re-branded phones from companies like Gionee or
UC Browser has partnered with QMobile, one of the leading smartphone brand, to further bring its users in Pakistan easier to access, more convenient and faster internet experience. The collaboration of UC Browser and QMobile started as a result of
Over the past few years, QMobile has launched so many phones that even their own product manager couldn’t count them all. Most of these devices are bought from Chinese OEM brands and sold here in Pakistan as QMobile, “Pakistan’s favorite mobile
While other companies in Pakistan usually shy away from launching low-end smartphones, QMobile has always dominated this segment. A major chunk of QMobile’s sales come for the mobile phones priced under Rs. 10,000. Usually it is believed that smartphones in
Zong has recently entered into a partnership with Huawei and QMobile for the provision of fastest internet services to its customers. From now on, all Huawei and QMobile phones with Zong 4G SIMs will get 12 GB internet data for free. This
After bombarding the market with many low cost smartphones, QMobile has turned its focus towards the tablets segment. Last month the company introduced a mid-range 8-inch quad-core tablet, and now they are offering a low end device with Dual-SIM capability.
Samsung is trying hard to get its share back in the low end smartphones market. To end the dominance of QMobile in Pakistani market Samsung has changed their strategy and now introducing more and more low end budget devices with
HMD Global and Advance Telecom has announced the availability of the Nokia 3 and the iconic Nokia 3310 in Pakistan. Both phones are now available in the market for the price of Rs. 16,900 and Rs. 6,490 respectively. The mid-range
Huawei has introduced the “Grand Reward Offer” for its loyal customers which brings discounts on its top selling smartphones in Pakistan. It is worth noting that Huawei has lost some of the market share to other Chinese smartphone makers in
