Thursday 28 May 2020

Capture Beauty Under Cover of Darkness, with HUAWEI Nova 7i



The smartphone has shot on to resounding success with blazing hot pre-orders just under five days. Pre-orders are running up till May 31, 2020.

You've undoubtedly experienced the annoyance of coming across a dazzling night scene, only to find that your camera can't recreate it exactly as it appears in front of you. Low-light photography has always been challenging for smartphone cameras, as insufficient lighting brings negative effects on image rendering. There are capable devices, of course – but they're hefty SLR cameras that must be used in conjunction with a tripod, or expensive phones that cost a proverbial arm and a leg.

The newly-unveiled HUAWEI Nova 7i represents something different, however, by challenging the status quo with its powerful, inventive camera technologies. Night photography is now accessible to all, rather than an exclusive realm of the highly-skilled, or the highly-priced.


The Nova 7i features five AI-powered cameras that generate pristine images at every touch of the shutter. The rear 48MP Quad AI setup includes a 48MP ultra-HD sensor, 120° ultra-wide angle camera, macro lens and depth sensor together in an avant-garde design. A 16MP front camera renders every shot in high resolution, with vivid, authentic colors.

The 48MP main sensor for the rear camera system boasts extraordinary imaging capabilities, with its ultra-large 1/2-inch sensor size and wide f/1.8 aperture. In darker settings, an in-house "4-in-1 pixel fusion" technology automatically kicks in to ensure much higher photosensitivity, therefore guaranteeing first-rate performance despite of the unsatisfactory lighting.


The Nova 7i also allows you to shoot at night without a tripod, thanks to the Huawei-exclusive Super Night Mode, realized through the collaboration between blistering processing from Kirin 810 chipset and state-of-the-art AI algorithms. Basically, with a press of the shutter multiple pictures will be taken during the long exposure that lasts from 2 to 6 seconds, and they will be intelligently synthesized to create one final sharp, stunning, noise-free image. You may even be able to capture the starry night just as how your eyes perceive it!


The phone's 16MP front camera can also utilize "4-in-1 pixel fusion", a customized Super Night Selfie Mode and AI to achieve 2μm-equivalent levels of photosensitivity. Therefore, your selfies are comprehensively optimized even in unfavorably-lit surroundings, with your facial features presented in captivating lifelike depth, natural lighting effects, optimal brightness and clarity. While over- or under-exposure is common in many selfie photos, none can be found in the picture below (taken with nova 7i).


The HUAWEI Nova 7i is a wonderful companion in exploring the night's beauty. Lengthy photography sessions aren't a problem either, with a 4200 mAh battery that keeps the phone powered for a full day, and 40W HUAWEI SuperCharge technology that fills it to 70% in just 30 minutes even if it is dying (which doesn't happen a lot). When you need to install any of your favorite apps, such as the social media ones, so that you can share your proud photography works with friends and families, you can easily do so on Huawei's own app-service platform, AppGallery, or any other third-party app store.
And as if all that wasn't enough, the phone costs PKR 43,999/- only! There's no need to wait for dawn to fall. You can pick up a HUAWEI Nova 7i at any time, and enjoy night photography that dazzles and reveals.

realme reveals newest X3 with periscope zoom and 120Hz screen in Europe & Thailand



realme has a new high-end phone, and for the first time ever the brand has brought it to Europe and Thailand market. The realme X3 SuperZoom is an upcoming flagship phone with a price tag of €499.

The design of the phone has a double punch-hole in the top left corner of the screen with a 32MP Sony IMX616 sensor and it is paired with an 8MP ultrawide angle camera for ultrawide angle selfies. The back is home to quad rear camera setup of Samsung GW1 64MP f/1.8 primary camera, an 8MP periscope lens with 5X optical zoom and optical image stabilization, an 8MP f/2.3 ultrawide angle camera with a 119° field of view; and a 2MP 4CM macro camera The back is covered in 3D quad-curved glass with an anti-glare and anti-fingerprint finish

The realme X3 SuperZoom has a 6.6-inch 2400 x 1080 screen with a 120Hz refresh rate for an ultrasmooth experience. The display is an LCD panel with a 90.5% screen-to-body ratio and it is covered with Gorilla Glass 5. The device is powered by Snapdragon 855+. Two international variants of x3 are 12GB of LPDDR4x RAM and 256GB of UFS 3.0 storage & 8GB RAM + 128GB version.

The phone has a 60x SuperZoom mode that helps you get closer to objects. There is a starry mode too for taking long-exposure shots of the stars as well as UIS video stabilization, UIS Max Video Stabilization, Super Nightscape 4.0, and many more.

The new realme X3 has received best reviews by top European media

Digital Trends quoted it to be “an incredible value for money” well that’s precisely one can say about realme’s latest offerings.

Notebookcheck says “x3 superzoom is setting the news standards for premium handhelds” thus conforming to realme’s tech trendsetting philosophy. 

Android Authority ranks the x3 SuperZoom starry mode to be better than astrophotography mode of Google pixel 4. There you go realme fans it’s a camera delight.

Mashable says X3 superzoom is a flagship model to threaten competitors like Samsung & Hauawei in European market. Dare to Leap.

realme X3 has received limelight all over the world.  Surely this device and technology would one of its kind for other rest of the realme markets.
realme fans is expecting that realme Pakistan launch X3  in Pakistani market? Are you waiting to grap X3 superzoom?

Friday 22 May 2020

“Education Sector – innovation in the delivery model is a must”: Experts



“We need to forget about the way education was delivered in the pre-COVID19 era, we can’t and must not go back to the old state” said Sajjeed Aslam, head of ACCA Pakistan.

ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) hosted a series of conversations with representatives from higher education, school system, corporate sector and education technology providers from Pakistan, the Middle East, Europe and the U.S.

The experts largely agreed that adoption of digital technologies for education has been a discussion for a while, the question has always been ‘when and how’. With COVID19, circumstances have forced the education sector in Pakistan to showcase either its readiness or a lack of it.

The conversation was divided into three focus areas: the higher education, school systems, and the technological considerations, allowing experts to carefully assess the sweeping effects of Covid-19 on learners of different backgrounds and review the availability of technology to support a contingency plan.

It was pointed out that despite the lack of preparedness, the majority of private sector educational institutes were quick in their response and were successful in restoring learning using online methods. However, a lot needs to be done to provide an ideal environment to learners and enable effective assessment of their progress.

The education leaders urged the government to ensure availability of fast internet connectivity across Pakistan to support their ambitions of introducing new models of blended learning that are not exclusive to students living in large cities only.

It was also highlighted that online delivery is pointless if institutes don’t move to online assessment. Options like online exams and remote invigilation were also discussed. Under remote invigilation, exams are taken online and supervised remotely by a live invigilator. There is a thorough system of checks involving biometrics, artificial intelligence and recording – rigour, security and integrity are paramount.


Commenting on the future trends in the education sector, Lee Rubenstein, Executive Vice President, edX, said,

“The world is moving to stackable, modular education in which you focus on the immediate learning needs of a learner unlike current degree programmes in which we teach a long string of courses. The business model of the future in education is to develop lifelong learners in which the delivery of learning is omnichannel, making it more accessible for everyone to learn on the go.”

Sharing the perspective and experience of higher education institutes in Pakistan, Dr Sadia Nadeem, Dean, Fast School of Management, National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences, shared,

“We even intend to retain online learning post Covid-19 and the teachers have to embrace blended learning as a new normal. HEC’s guidelines for faculty readiness to teach online are very useful. In online learning, there’s also a need for a change in university-student contract as onus of learning is more on students and they have to self-motivate themselves to progress. Also government needs to ensure there’s access to reliable internet in every part of the country.”

Commenting on the readiness of teachers at schools, Ali Ahmad Khan, Chief Operating Officer, Beaconhouse School System, said,

“It’s easier to train teachers to use a certain technology, but bigger challenge is to grasp the online pedagogy. But we foresee that it’s a temporary challenge and we expect that in next 3 to 4 months all our teachers will be fully trained to teach online.” 

Hasan Azhar, Group CEO, HRSG, shared employers’ perspective and offered exclusive insights into how the current disruption will affect the job market in Pakistan. He said,

“In an environment in which everyone’s working from home, employers are starting to realise that almost same amount of productivity can be achieved by employing tech-savvy, remote workers. This will have a knock-on effect on our education models to prepare students for a more digital future. In a long term, employers will be more receptive of the talent coming from hybrid learning systems if not 100% online.”

Commenting on ACCA’s response to Covid-19, ACCA’s country head, Sajjeed Aslam said,

“Our core value has always been to open access to quality education to people of all backgrounds in all circumstances, over the years, we’ve been spending considerably to ensure flexible delivery of our qualifications. So it was more of hitting the ground running for us when it came to teaching online during current pandemic. However, the disruption in exams has made us to look at solutions such as exams at home with remote proctoring. As a forward-thinking organisation, we are blazing the trail here and intend to pilot remote exam-taking in certain countries as early as June this year.”


The panellists who shared their professional insights included Ali Ahmad Khan, Chief Operating Officer, Beaconhouse School System, Reza Ali, Director of Professional Education, ACCA, Dr Sadia Nadeem, Dean, Fast School of Management, National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences, Hasan Azhar, Group CEO, HRSG, Fazeela Gopalani, Head of Middle East, ACCA, Attiya Noon, School Improvement Partner, The City School, Sarah Concoran, Director of e-Assessment Transform & e-Delivery, ACCA, Lee Rubenstein, Executive Vice President, edX , Dr Farrah Arif, Founder & CEO, EDTechWorx, and Almas Abbas Ali, Head of Education – South, ACCA.

Given the timely nature of these discussions and growing interest among educationists, parents and students, these online sessions garnered massive viewership and participation. Over 50,000 people viewed these live sessions on Facebook and over 700 questions were asked in the comments.

ACCA believes that this pandemic has also given us an opportunity to come together and rethink and redefine the future of education. Its standing as a global super connector uniquely positions it to take the lead on such issues of public good and bring together important stakeholders. Using its power of connections and rich professional insights, they intend to continue engaging conversation leaders to facilitate future thinking and recommend forward-thinking solutions.




Wednesday 20 May 2020

Foodpanda Partners With Brandverse To Ease Grocery-Shopping With Ecommerce




Brandverse, Pakistan's largest, fastest and most automated production studio for ecommerce product content has signed a long-term partnership agreement with foodpanda to provide data and content for their recently launched and rapidly expanding grocery delivery service, foodpanda shops.

Brandverse will provide foodpanda access to the largest and fastest-growing catalog of FMCG products, delivered in real time to it’s partners. Brandverse will ensure that foodpanda will have continuous access to Pakistan’s most comprehensive, always up-to-date, growing product data catalogue to enable them to provide a better ecommerce experience to their users and retail partners.

Raza Matin, CEO & Founder, of Brandverse said on the occasion “this is a natural, expected progression of our startup journey, where we are now extending into product content distribution. We are elated to announce that the first of many content distribution partnerships has been with foodpanda, a household name, which has been at the forefront of the e-commerce industry in Pakistan for many years. Getting your products on foodpanda shops and beyond is now as easy as getting them to Brandverse.”

Nauman Sikander Mirza, CEO of foodpanda Pakistan, added “The secret of getting ahead is getting started. In this era of digital transformation, content has to be reflective of what the customer orders. Our main focus at foodpanda, is to enhance the customer experience, thereby increasing the customer lifetime value. We are excited to partner with Brandverse and we hope to achieve foodpanda's objectives through this partnership.”

On the future of the partnership, Raza Matin said ”content is the lifeblood of e-commerce, and we foresee many avenues of continued partnership with foodpanda, as we both work towards creating richer and more meaningful digital user experiences that delight.”




Shell Pakistan launches its flagship store on daraz.pk




Shell Pakistan (‘Shell’) has partnered with daraz.pk to provide a safe and convenient online shopping experience for its customers purchasing vehicle lubricants.  Shells wide range of high quality lubricants will now be available on Pakistans most popular online shopping store  daraz.pk.

Shell’s flagship store on daraz.pk facilitates and guarantees customers with authentic lubricants, specially formulated for passenger-cars, motorcycles and diesel-engines.  Shell Lubricants brings world-class technological insights to its products, offering you the best formulations for your vehicle.

Nadia Haseeb, Head of Marketing for Shell Pakistan stated: “This partnership will promote Shell’s presence in the digital world. With the recent global situation necessitating fast-track transformation and digitization of business operations, Shell has taken this timely initiative to prioritize safety for its customers, while ensuring uninterrupted nationwide distribution. Going digital with daraz.pk will expand our outreach round the clock and across the country; offering customers convenience and reliability of authentic solutions.”

More than 10 million products are being delivered by daraz.pk, at very competitive prices, along with speedy deliveries at doorsteps of more than 3 million Pakistanis. Many fabulous discounts and value-added deals are offered regularly, along with assurance of genuine product and customer-care experience. 

Tuesday 19 May 2020

With Unmatched Features and Blazing Fast Performance, HUAWEI Nova 7i Opens for Pre-orders in Pakistan




The pre-booking for the highly anticipated HUAWEI Nova 7i runs from May 18 to May 31, 2020 and comes packaged with a HUAWEI Band 4*

With dominating specifications and unmatched performance, Huawei has announced pre-orders for its stellar new offering HUAWEI Nova 7i. The smartphone features are some of the best in its price segment, and comes along with a HUAWEI Band 4* – therefore consumers can get their hands on two exciting technological marvels by Huawei. The pre-order phase begins from May 18 and will continue till May 31, 2020, all through Eid-ul-Fitr.

HUAWEI Nova 7i promises features that will clearly dominate at its price point. To begin with, it has a HiSilicon Kirin 810 (7nm) SoC chipset, which is the only 7nm chipset in this segment. The processor gives a blazing fast performance be it immersive gaming or heavy social media usage – so people are in for a thrilling joyride. To top that off, it has a 40W HUAWEI SuperCharge that charges up to 70% in 30 minutes**.

In the photography department, HUAWEI Nova 7i is a pure delight. With four rear cameras, the smartphone shoots wider, clearer and closer than one can ever imagine. The 48MP Quad Camera comes with an 8MP Ultra Wide Angle Lens, a 2MP Macro Lens and a 2MP Bokeh Lens – letting you switch between ultra wide shots to cinematic bokeh portaits and super-detailed close-up shots all in one-go. HUAWEI Nova 7i’s photographic prowess feels like having a professional studio right in your pocket.

It also takes night photography to a newer level. With the f/1.8 big aperture and ½ inch larger sensor, night shots become bright and ecstatic. Coupled with HUAWEI AI Image Stabilization and Handheld Super Night Mode, the photos are captured with a greater dynamic range for a sharper and crisper image.

All this stupendous imagery and videography, and all that gaming and social media usage looks stunning on the 6.4” HUAWEI Punch FullView Display. A side-mounted fingerprint design lets you unlock your phone faster than the blink of an eye.

With a camera this great and performance so fast, people would surely need a lot of space to store their photos, games and apps. Fortunately, HUAWEI Nova 7i comes with 8GB RAM and 128GB ROM so there is enough space for all your favourite things. It comes loaded with EMUI 10 based on Android 10 – giving a cleaner, more intuitive and elegant design and interface.

The phone has a boutique of apps in store for you with the HUAWEI AppGallery, Huawei’s official app marketplace. Enjoy exclusive app content as it continues to develop the global apps ecosystem to deliver a secure and diversified user experience. Not only that, but with a plethora of third-party app stores like AppFinder, people can enjoy most apps on HUAWEI Nova 7i.

People can pre-order HUAWEI Nova 7i from May 18 all the way till May 31 to get their hands on a HUAWEI Band 4*. The phone comes in unqiue colours of Sakura Pink and Crush Green, along with the classy Midnight Black.

* This offer is valid during the pre-order phase only. Limited stock available, which will be given on a first-come, first-serve basis.
** Based on results from Huawei lab tests. Actual performance may vary due to differences in products, user habits and environmental factors.







Friday 15 May 2020

realme Pakistan; First one to introduce 90Hz refresh rate Display under 40k




High-end smartphones increasingly boast blazing-fast 90Hz refresh rate displays. This sounds great on paper. It’s yet another way that smartphones attempt to differentiate themselves from one another. realme has once again exemplified its trendsetting approach and introduced 90Hz display for its newly launched members realme 6 & realme 6Pro from the much hyped realme 6 series.
The benefit of higher refresh rate displays are yet untold in Pakistani market, here’s everything you need to know about display refresh rates.

What’s a refresh rate of smartphone display?
The refresh rate measures the speed at which phone’s display updates. In other words, how often and quickly the content on the screen refreshes. Measured in Hertz (Hz), the refresh rate counts the number of times the display refreshes every second it is on. A 60Hz display refreshes 60 times per second & 90Hz is 90 times per second.

What does faster display means for your smartphone?
Higher the refresh rate of display, the smoother & snappier is the feel. Although most content like swiping through insta stories or interacting with facebook UI have some feel to it but faster displays are noticeably different when it comes to gaming & HD streaming. Reason behind this is the graphic frame rate keeps up with high display refresh rate.

Realme 6 & realme 6Pro with 90Hz Pro Display
90Hz are increasingly popular in modern smartphones, particularly in the premium category, therefore leaping forward by showcasing its tech trendsetting approach, realme is the first player in smartphone industry to introduce 90Hz Refresh rate Display & 120Hz Touch sampling rate smartphones in Pakistan in both mid-range & flagship category. real fans can enjoy ultra-smooth gaming experience, noticeably smoother scrolling & animation with lesser eye fatigue as compared to conventional 60Hz display. The possible high power consumption of 90Hz display is also satisfied by 4300mAh massive battery & 30W quick charging offered in both devices.

Both devices are available nationwide at:
realme 6 4GB Ram 128 GB Storage PKR 39,999
realme 6 8GB Ram 128 GB Storage PKR 44,999
realme 6Pro 8GB Ram 128 GB Storage PKR 54,999

Tuesday 12 May 2020

realme Pakistan unveiled realme 6 and 6pro“the most anticipated smartphones of the year”






realme Pakistan upped its game in the affordable smartphone segment by introducing two new models of realme 6 series at their online launch event on their Official Facebook page. Both realme 6 and the realme 6 Pro are two smartphones with Rs.39, 999 & Rs. 54,999 price tag to launch with a 90Hz punch-hole display panel. The new smartphone series, which includes the realme 6 and realme 6 Pro, offers 64MP Quad rear cameras. Where the realme 6 comes with a MediaTek SoC G90, the realme 6 Pro include a Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G chip. Both devices support 30 W quick charging with VOOC adapter in the box.

realme 6 “Pro Camera Pro Display”

This is the first realme smartphone with Mediatek’s gaming-oriented G90T chipset. The 12nm platform brings an octa-core CPU with two 2.05GHz Cortex A76 big cores and six 2GHz Cortex-A55 power efficient cores, Mali-G76 MC4 GPU and is coupled with either 4GB, or 8GB RAM.

The realme 6 packs a 6.5” LCD, with resolution FullHD+ and it comes with 90Hz refresh rate. It has Gorilla Glass 3 on top and a punch hole for 16MP F/2.0 selfie camera with relatively large 1/3.1" sensor.

There are four snappers on the back - 64MP main one with Samsung ISOCELL Bright GW1 sensor, 8MP f/2.3 ultrawide unit, 2MP dedicated macro shooter and a 2MP B&W auxiliary unit for enhancing the portrait shots.

On the inside, there is also a 4,300 mAh battery that could be charged in one hour with the 30W charger in the box.
There are two versions on offer - 4/128 GB for PKR 39,999/- and 8/128 GB priced at PKR 44,999/- which will be available in two beautiful Comet Blue and Comet White colors.

realme 6 Pro “6 Camera Pro Display”

realme 6 Pro rocks the brand new Snapdragon 720G chipset. Built on an 8nm process it has a 2.3GHz octa-core Kryo 465 CPU, an Adreno 618 GPU and 8GB RAM.

The realme 6 Pro sports a 6.6” LCD with 90Hz refresh rate and FullHD+ resolution, which has a dual punch hole that hosts two selfie cameras. Those include a 16MP f/2.0 Sony IMX471 module and an 8MP ultrawide snapper with 105-degree field of view.

The setup on the back is also impressive - the main 64MP camera is accompanied by a 12MP f/2.5 telephoto shooter, an 8MP ultrawide angle snapper, and 2MP macro lens. The realme 6 Pro supports UIS and UIS Max Video Stabilization.
The battery of the realme 6 Pro is the same as its vanilla sibling - 4,300mAh cell with support for 30W fast charging.
The realme 6 Pro with two exciting Lightning Blue and Lightning Red colors is priced at PKR. 54,999/- for the 8/128GB version.


Monday 11 May 2020

Huawei Brings its Technological Marvels a Step Closer to You with Exclusive Home Delivery Deals




While reiterating the need to staying fit and indoors, Huawei brings its innovative devices to your doorstep with just a call away at 0800-00016

This Ramadan while everyone is keeping safe and indoors, Huawei takes a step to come even closer to you – by offering free home delivery of your favourite smart devices. At delightfully attractive prices, Huawei’s smartphones offer something for everyone, right at your doorstep! So anyone looking to capture their Ramzan moments or making plans to look good on Eid can savour the technological prowess of Huawei’s innovative devices.

A powerful camera, a bigger screen and a faster processor – all these come at fabulous bargains. Consumers can now make their days more productive and enjoyable, with any one of the following devices from Huawei. Get a HUAWEI Y6s for just PKR 20,899/- to unleash your potential with a powerful Octa-Core processor, enriched with a 3GB RAM and 64 GB of internal storage. The HUAWEI Y9s is now available for only PKR 40,999/- to empower the most insatiable technology geeks, as it boasts a 48MP Triple Camera, with a large 6.59 inch FHD+ Display and a 6GB RAM with 128GB internal memory.

For a more affordable price of PKR 28,999/-, customers can now optimize their digital life with a HUAWEI Y7p, that captures the most vivid photography with its 48MP Triple Camera. The images are further enhanced by its 6.39 inch Punch-Display and powered by a 4GB RAM, along with a 64GB ROM. One can also avail a spectacular discount on the Y9 Prime 2019, which is currently available for only PKR 33,999/-. It promises a 16MP Triple AI Camera at the back, along with a 16MP Pop-up Front Camera to equip you with many futuristic features to transform your photographic experiences. It’s 4GB RAM with 128GB internal space allows swift multi-tasking and the next level of digital engagement.

For unmatched convenience, all technology enthusiasts can now call Huawei’s helpline 0800-00016 to get a prompt delivery of revolutionary smart-devices at their doorsteps.

Saturday 9 May 2020

18 Million Units of “realme’s Number Series” sold globally & the successor realme 6 & realme 6Pro launching on 11th May




realme the fastest-growing global smartphone brand launched first member of its Hot Selling number series “realme 3” in April 2019, analyzing the response later that year 3Pro, 5, 5Pro & lastly 5s was launched. 2020 welcomed another member of this series 5i & now the next generation of number series “6” is finally here with 6i launched last month whereas the most hyped realme 6 & realme 6Pro are being launched next week.

According to latest counterpoint research realme’s Global Smartphone Market Shipments Ranks Top 7, a YoY increase of 157%, maintaining the Fastest-growing speed. realme maintains the previous global performance with the ranking of Top 7 in the board of Smartphone Shipment Market Share Q1 2020 after debuting as Top 7 in Q3, 2019.

The Fastest growing youth’s favorite smartphone brand realme has been successful in carving a niche for itself in Pakistan by being aggressive and agile enough to introduce new phones with the latest specs at affordable price points swiftly.
The upcoming smartphones of realme 6 series are expected to bolster the company's position in the premium mid-range smartphone market that is rapidly catching up in Pakistan. 2020 is going to be much bigger for realme, and the company will launch a bunch of new smartphones and IOT products.

The realme 6 and 6pro launch event will be live-streamed on the realme Pakistan’s Facebook page. The live event is scheduled to begin at 03:00 PM, 11 May, 2020. Where company has also announced 1 smartphone giveaway within every 10 minutes. Photography enthusiast can take part in realme photography xpert content phase 2. Follow @shotonrealme_pakistan to see the amazing clicks shot on 64 MP Quad camera of realme 6 & 6 pro by Instagram photographers & real fans all over Pakistan

Since its entry into the Pakistani market 12 months ago, realme, has already launched 12 products across different price segments from premium flagships to trendy mid-rangers, all designed particularly for the youth. They are also gearing up for the launch of their latest additions in the classic realme series in the coming months. realme is proving it has planned an even steeper growth trajectory than its parent company through a targeted focus on the youth. Going forward, realme Pakistan aims to bring such devices in the market which will transform the company as the most preferred Young, tech and fashion lifestyle brand for the youth in country.

Wednesday 6 May 2020

real fans get ready realme 6 Pro, realme 6 set to launch in Pakistan next week







realme Pakistan recently took the wraps off its premium mid-range 6 series by unveiling its first member realme 6i now its high time for realme fan to get ready for realme 6 and realme 6 Pro launch event next week which is among the most eagerly anticipated unveiling in Pakistan for the month of May. The event will see the realme 6 and realme 6 Pro models in the series, with features such as 90Hz displays and quad-camera setups that will make these smartphones truly class-leading.

The realme 6 and 6pro launch event will be live-streamed on the realme Pakistan’s Facebook page. The live event is scheduled to begin at 03:00 PM , 11 May, 2020.

Expect a quad-camera setup along with a 64-megapixel primary sensor. The company has also confirmed that it will bring a 90Hz display with a punch-hole design as well as 30W Flash Charge technology. The realme 6 will have a single front-facing camera while the realme 6 Pro will come with a dual front camera. As mentioned above, the phones are going to feature quad-cameras at the back and both of them could come with the 64-megapixel main camera alongside an ultra-wide-angle camera, a telephoto lens for 20x zoom capabilities and a dedicated macro camera.


realme 6

The regular realme 6 will be the successor to last year’s realme 5 and the first punch-hole display smartphone from the brand. The handset is expected to be powered by the MediaTek Helio G90 processor and run realme UI with Android 10 on top out of the box. For photography, it sport a 64MP main camera, either of which would be a significant improvement over the 12MP sensor on its predecessor. The realme 6 is likely to sport a beefy battery cell, which will be backed by 30W VOOC fast charging support.

realme 6 Pro

realme 6 Pro, on the other hand, will be a slightly upgraded version of the standard realme 6 smartphone. For starters, the ‘Pro’ variant will pack a display with an elongated punch-hole for dual selfie cameras. The handset could be the cheapest 90Hz display with Full HD+ resolution smartphone. realme 6 Pro will be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G chipset. It’s confirmed to rock a 64MP quad-camera setup, which could be paired with a wide-angle lens, a telephoto lens with 20x zoom support, and a macro lens, at the back. Like its sibling, the realme 6 Pro is also expected to come with a beefy battery cell with 30W VOOC fast charging support and Android 10-based realme UI taking care of its software side of things.

Monday 4 May 2020

realme 6i – A High-Performance Budget Device in midrange smartphone league



realme which is Pakistan’s one of the top emerging smartphone brand that requires very little introduction but realme 6i, recently launched one of the anticipated device of realme 6 series. realme 6i is a  revolutionary gaming monster of the season housed with World’s first MediaTek Helio G80 chipset this device is considered to be the best choice smartphone. Here we have found some real facts about the device which really makes it feature packed value for money gadget.

Representing the most budget-friendly entry in a new range of 6-series Realme handsets Which makes the realme 6i a worthy contender among the more affordable Android devices in the market. This is one  smartphone that's well-deserving of a closer look.

realme 6i comes equipped with a 48MP AI Quad Camera setup for great photos, as well as a massive 5000mAh battery that will keep the device going on and on, but the real heart of the device is key to making it a truly powerful device. the realme 6i is equipped with the world's first Helio G80 chipset that's set to deliver plenty of power to the device. The octa-core CPU has a main frequency of up to 2.0GHz that offers 35% better single-core performance and 17% better multi-core performance that its previous generation. In fact, based on its performance, it's revealed that the Helio G80 can be matched with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 710. It actually comes with two ARM Cortex-A75 cores clocked at 2GHz, with six Cortex-A55 cores clocked at 1.8GHz.

Concept of Real Design, realme UI resonates is inspired by real life - realme UI is designed focusing on 4 things - system colors, icons, wallpapers, and animations. In terms of colors, realme UI uses high-saturation and high-brightness colors to construct an authentic color scheme, bringing a sense of vitality and freshness. ealme opted to build its Realme 6i with a curved rear panel made of plastics to complement its frame. The company sells its handset in a vertically-lined Green Tea or White Milk. The stylings are attributed to Japanese industrial designer Naota Fukasawa and definitely stand out in the crowded affordable segment.

Customizable icons - realme UI also introduced the icon customization function. Now the users can not only change the shape and size of the icons but can change the internal graphic size of the icons.
realme UI with Quantum Animation Engine - In terms of system animation, realme UI is equipped with the latest quantum animation engine, which improves the screen fluency.  

To enhance the user experience realme UI features 4 customized trendy functions:

Focus Mode - Turning on the "Focus Mode" can help users isolate themselves from the outside world, and the system will simultaneously play some relaxing music. This will turn on DND (Do Not Disturb), preventing new notifications from swarming in, and one of the four built-in tunes can be chosen to dive in relaxing zone.

Dual Mode Music Share – This feature is extremely useful if two users are trying to enjoy the same video or song at the same time from the same device. realme 6i can connect a pair of wireless earbuds and a wired earphone simultaneously, so two people can listen to the same song played from the same realme smartphone.

Three-finger screenshot gesture - Just use 3 fingers to take a screenshot, press and hold on screen, then swipe to capture the selected part of the screen. No more cropping is needed, and taking a partial screenshot is done with just one step.

Personal Information Protection  
realme UI also aims to further protect user privacy, and changes the way apps can access personal information. By turning on “Personal Information Protection” in realme UI, the system will provide empty information pages when the apps are requesting to access the user’s personal information.

Light, fast and power-saving features & trendy functions - realme UI follows the latest Android 10, a system with light, fast, and power saving features, has been further optimized in terms of fluency, power consumption and performance.

Realme 6i maintains its sleek feel the smoothness of the bottom-firing speaker grille, USB-C port, and 3.5mm headphone jack helps keep a more premium feel too. With regard to the build quality, Realme has ensured that each of the device's buttons clicks through satisfactorily with no wiggle. There's no jostling the plugs either. The Realme 6i simply feels like a well-made piece of hardware.
Where the realme 6i wins out, though, is in battery capacity. The device sports a massive 5,000mAh battery, much more than the realme 6’s 4,300mAh pack. It also supports 18W quick charge. The phone makers claim that the realme 6i can last 39 days with the screen turned off, and 40.07 hours with the screen on based on their tests.

realme 6i is widely characterised for its modern features, elegant design, smooth screen, high-speed performance, and long-lasting battery life.The realme 6i does better than the overwhelming majority of its budget counterparts. On performance for everything from the processor to the fingerprint scanner and display sensitivity or responsiveness, camera performance there are no hangups to speak of.

All of that comes together as a handset that's well worth considering for any user.



Sunday 3 May 2020

Covid-19 having significant impact on the world’s auditors




53% of respondents say they’re experiencing pressures completing client services work, and 36% say they face an inability to meet reporting deadlines.

The impact of Covid-19 is already having a significant impact across the audit profession and public practice leaders finds research from ACCA Covid-19 global survey: inside business, impacts and responses.

The pandemic has specific implications for auditing firms, with the nature of the audit process needing engagement and direct interaction with the audited entity.

Although digital advances continue to influence how audits are conducted and how evidence is gathered, as well as aspects of the reporting process, for many firms the crisis is creating a systemic shock to normal client engagement activities.

Mike Suffield, director – professional insights at ACCA says: ‘From increased pressure to complete audit work to issues in getting audit evidence, and very sensitive judgments in areas such as going concern, auditors will need to re-evaluate how they undertake normal auditing activities. There are challenges ahead, but respondents also spoke openly about opportunities.’

ACCA fellow, Dato' Lock Peng Kuan, Managing Partner, Audit & Assurance, Baker Tilly Malaysia and Chair of ACCA Audit and Assurance Global Forum, adds: ‘The key factor in managing a crisis of any nature is, first, to maintain a strong element of trust within the organisation, and with clients. It is immensely heartening to see respondents put health and safety top of their actions in dealing with the pandemic.’

A significant 53% of respondents said they were experiencing pressures completing client services work, and over a third (36%) said they faced an inability to meet reporting deadlines - a point recognised in many jurisdictions where reporting deadlines have been flexed. A quarter said they’re experiencing difficulties in gathering audit evidence, and 27% said they saw an increased audit risk relating to valuation of assets, completeness of liabilities or going concern issues.

On the positive side, the 1,857 respondents to the global research from public practice and audit leaders have already reported significant opportunities for providing enhanced insights and value to audited entities through the audit process.

Focussing on the risks ahead for all businesses across all sectors, Mike Suffield concludes: ‘These immediate impacts will resonate into the future, and it’s important that we do not lose sight of business fundamentals. Even in the face of Covid-19, businesses large and small will still face existing risks such as cybersecurity. We need to remember that different ways of working and strategic reactions could change these risks or even introduce new ones. Ensuring that risks continue to be managed, both specifically in response to the crisis and more generally, is essential.’