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Choosing the best laptop for engineering students in Pakistan is a critical decision. Engineering software like AutoCAD, MATLAB, SolidWorks, Proteus, Python IDEs, AI tools, and simulation software requires power, reliability, and long-term performance. This 2025 laptop buying guide for Pakistani engineering students is here for you to choose your next study partner. What Makes a Laptop Suitable for Engineering Students? Before exploring the list, here are the minimum specifications engineering students in Pakistan should consider: Processor: Intel Core i5 (12th Gen+) or AMD Ryzen 5+ RAM: 16GB (mandatory for smooth performance) Storage: 512GB SSD GPU: Dedicated GPU for Mechanical, Civil, AI & Architecture Battery Life: 6–10 hours minimum After-Sales Support in Pakistan:Extremely important Top 10 Laptops for Engineering Students in Pakistan 1. Dell XPS 15 Best Overall Engineering Laptop Intel Core i7 NVIDIA RTX GPU Premium display and build Best for: Mechanical, Electrical, AI Price:...

Pakistan is already using artificial intelligence — most people just don’t realize it yet. From automated bank alerts and fraud detection to content moderation on social media and call-center chatbots, AI-powered systems are quietly becoming the backbone of Pakistan’s digital economy. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: the country is adopting AI faster than it is regulating or understanding it! And that gap is where the real impact lies.AI Is No Longer a “Future” Technology in Pakistan In 2025, generative AI, machine learning, and automation tools are no longer limited to tech startups. They are already affecting: Banking and fintech (AI fraud detection, digital payments, Raast monitoring) Telecom and customer support (AI chatbots replacing human agents) Content creation and media (AI-generated videos, voice cloning, deepfakes) Hiring and HR (automated CV screening and profiling tools) The shift is subtle, but fast — and largely invisible to the average user. The Deepfake and AI Scam ...

Introduction The recent testimony of renowned YouTuber Ducky Bhai has captured attention across Pakistan. What began as a routine cyber-crime inquiry escalated into a national conversation — not because of controversy, but because of the decisive, disciplined and corrective role played by Pakistan’s state institutions, especially the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) and the country’s intelligence agencies, including Military Intelligence (MI). While parts of the incident highlighted misconduct by a few individuals, the overall outcome demonstrated one thing clearly: Pakistan’s institutions remain strong, responsive and committed to justice. NCCIA’s Initial Action: Protecting Digital Integrity Pakistan’s digital landscape is expanding rapidly, and with that growth comes increasing misuse of online platforms. Influencer promotions of gambling and betting apps — many of which are illegal — threaten public welfare. NCCIA’s initial detention and questioning of Ducky Bhai we...

If you’re on Facebook , Instagram, WhatsApp, TikTok, or X in Pakistan, you’re on the frontline of digital threats. From hacked accounts and phishing scams to deepfakes and AI fraud, cybercrime is skyrocketing in 2025. But don’t worry — a few smart cybersecurity habits can keep your accounts, privacy, and money safe. Here’s your ultimate guide to online safety for Pakistani social media users . 1. Make Your Passwords Unhackable Weak or repeated passwords are the #1 reason Pakistani accounts get hacked. Do this: Use strong & unique passwords Mix letters, numbers & symbols Enable 2-Factor Authentication (2FA) Use a password manager Even if a hacker guesses your password, 2FA adds an extra layer of protection. SEO keywords: “Pakistani social media security 2025”, “Instagram account hack prevention Pakistan” 2. Beware of “Danger Links” Scammers target Pakistanis with fake bank alerts, job offers, or urgent login links. Never click: ❌ Random WhatsApp link...

Samsung Hikes Memory Chip Prices by 60%: What It Means for Pakistan’s Tech Market Samsung has announced a sharp hike of up to 60% in memory chip prices, driven by the global AI data centre boom—and Pakistan’s tech market is already feeling the ripple effects. As demand for high-performance DRAM and NAND surges worldwide, the increase is reshaping everything from smartphone pricing to the cost of local PC building. The global rush toward AI-powered data centres, cloud computing, and LLM training has put massive pressure on semiconductor supply chains. With Samsung being one of the world’s largest memory manufacturers, this price escalation is setting the trend for the entire chip industry. As a result, brands dependent on Samsung components—ranging from smartphones and laptops to enterprise servers—are expected to adjust their prices accordingly. For Pakistan, this shift comes at a critical time. The country’s tech ecosystem is expanding rapidly, fueled by freelancers, e-commerce, start...

The era when you needed to download and install updates only for your smartphones is already over! Yes, it is true that several automobile manufacturing giant companies are now all set for a venture to launch vehicles that will be updated through software updates termed as Software Defined Vehicles. The recent big update in this regard was by the  German automaker Mercedes Benz and the chip maker NVIDIA who will be joining hands to give car owners the ability to add new software updates to their vehicles, keeping them up always to date with new features. This will also include software updates that support higher and advanced levels of automated driving. The automobile enthusiasts are looking forward to this joint venture which is being considered one of the most advanced and sophisticated structures that has ever been launched in the auto industry. Initially,  Mercedes Benz plans to offer some of the vehicle software updates as part of a  subscription service, including ...