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  Its launching or Announced: Forget everything you thought a phone's back cover could do. OPPO just launched the Reno16 Series in Pakistan, and it comes with a planet floating beneath the glass. Not printed. Not painted. Floating. Meet HoloVerse 3D Technology , the tech behind OPPO's all new 3D Pop Planet Design . Tilt the Pop White edition in your hand and a tiny cosmos shifts with you, catching light like it actually has depth, because it does. This is Pakistan's first ever HoloVerse 3D Design, and honestly, it feels like it belongs in a sci-fi movie. The science behind it is over a century old, first dreamed up all the way back in 1908, and it sat around waiting for tech to catch up. OPPO finally cracked it, packing millions of microscopic lenses under the back cover, each one holding its own tiny sliver of a 3D planet. Put them together and boom, one floating image that moves with you. Copying this is nearly impossible. Even the moving thread on the US $100 bill just r...

Your phone should keep up with your day, not make you stop and wait for it. One minute you're replying to messages, the next you're jumping to the camera, opening social media, streaming something in the background. When everything happens at once, everyday speed matters a lot more than a number on a benchmark chart. The HOT 70 Pro is built for exactly that pace. A 5G ready MediaTek Dimensity chipset keeps apps opening smoothly and tasks switching without lag, so moving from camera to chat to stream doesn't mean waiting for the phone to catch up. It's also a rarer inclusion than people might expect — at this price point, most phones are still running on 4G, which makes the HOT 70 Pro one of the few in its range built around 5G from the chipset up. That's less about the chip and more about what it removes  the second guessing over whether the next app opens fast enough, whether switching tasks breaks your rhythm. You just move from one thing to the next, and the phon...

Punjab Central Business District Development Authority (PCBDDA), also known as CBD Punjab, organized a grand ceremony to mark Pakistan's 79th Independence Day at CBD Vertex, Lahore Prime,Quaid District, Lahore. The event brought together thousands of citizens for a high-energy evening featuring a nationalistic Musical Night and a massive fireworks display. To mark this milestone, CBD Punjab officially operationalized Pakistan’s first and largest 3D anamorphic screen at CBD Vertex. The state-of-the-art installation lit up the skyline, adding a modern digital showcase to the traditional festivities. A massive crowd gathered along CBD Route 47 to join the celebrations. Prominent local music bands and singers delivered spirited performances, singing iconic national songs that filled the audience with patriotic enthusiasm. The night culminated in a grand fireworks display that transformed the sky over Lahore into a vibrant canvas of light and color. CEO CBD Punjab, Imran Amin, extended ...

The back of a phone has always had one job: sit there and look nice. Face-down on a desk, it's basically furniture dead space that exists purely for the moment someone flips it over to admire it. Nobody ever expected it to do anything. The HOT 70 Pro's Active Matrix Cube disagrees with that arrangement. It's a working display sitting where a working display has no business being — capable of expressions, animations, even a mini-game or two  so the part of the phone that used to say nothing now has a little personality of its own. It's less a notification panel and more a small canvas. Toss up an emoji reaction instead of texting one. Kill a few minutes on a mini-game while you're waiting for something else to finish. It's the kind of feature that doesn't ask to be useful in the productivity sense  it asks to be fun, which is a different kind of purpose entirely. What's interesting isn't really the display part. It's that Infinix looked at the one...

There's a special kind of frustration in seeing "Storage Full" pop up right when you're trying to save the one photo you actually want. Suddenly you're scrolling through hundreds of screenshots, blurry shots, old downloads, and videos, deciding what earns another chance and what gets deleted. The HOT 70 Pro is built to break that cycle  every device comes with 2TB of Google Cloud Storage, enough for people who treat their camera roll like an archive rather than a to do list. Random screenshots, endless group chat videos, holiday photos, files you're not ready to lose  there's room to just keep capturing instead of constantly negotiating with your own memories. No trade offs, no triage, no deleting an old video just to make space for a new one. That's what 2TB actually changes. Not the number itself, but the fact that you stop thinking about it   Hot 70 pro gives people the freedom to keep their digital lives without constantly managing them. Storage i...

Great photos rarely happen on cue. There's no studio lighting, no perfect angle, and definitely no second take once the moment's already passed. That's usually where a phone camera either holds up or gives up. The HOT 70 Pro's 50MP Sony camera is built for the version of reality that doesn't cooperate. It locks focus fast and still pulls in detail when the light is working against it — a friend who moves right as you lift your phone, a night that's gone darker than expected, an angle that's anything but ideal. None of that slows it down. There's no setup required, no waiting around for conditions to improve. You point, you shoot, and the camera does the rest turning something quick and unplanned into a shot that still holds up afterward. It's the difference between a phone that asks you to prepare for a good photo, and one that's already prepared for you. The HOT 70 Pro doesn't need the moment to slow down — it just keeps pace with it. Be HOT...