NOKIA 2310 PRIZE

Nokia 2310 Price: 3450/-Accessories:Head sets, Chargers, BatteriesLast Updated:12th April, 2007
Specs & Features
Whats New?
Designed for a life in tune, the Nokia 2310 gives you inspiration and style on the go. Turn on, tune in and groove to FM Radio on the go. Capture the rhythm of your preferred beat with Sound Visualization and spice it up with the polyphonic ringing tones, all in one snappy package.
Dimensions
105.4 x 43.9 x 19.05 mm
Weight
85 g
Battery
Talk time Up to 6 h, Stand-by Up to 400 h
Memory
4 MB shared memory
Connectivity
No
Display Size
96 x 68 pixels, 4 lines
Display Colour
CSTN, 65K colors
Entertainment
FM radio, 3 Games - Nature Park, Snake Xenia, Bounce
Camera
No
Ringtones
Polyphonic, MP3
Messaging
SMS

NOKIA 2100 PRIZE

Nokia 2100 Price: N/AAccessories:Head sets, Car kits, Chargers, Batteries
Specs & Features
Dimensions
105 x 44 x 20 mm, 77 cc
Weight
85 g
Display
Monochrome graphic96 x 65 pixels- White backlight- Rhythmic backlight alert- Full display screensaver- Dynamic font size- Softkeys
Ringtones
Monophonic
Messaging
SMS
Features
- T9 for 10 languages- SMS to many- Calculator- Currency converter- Stopwatch- Picture messaging- Xpress-on front and back covers
Battery
Standard, Li-Ion 720 mAh (BLD-3)Stand-by: Up to 50 - 150 hTalk time: Up to 2 h - 3 h 20 m

NOKIA 1600 PRIZE

Nokia 1600 Price: 2750/-Accessories:Head sets, Chargers, BatteriesLast Updated:13th September, 2007
Specs & Features
Whats New?
Sleek, stylish, and easy to use, the Nokia 1600 lets you put your self center stage
Dimensions
104 x 45 x 17 mm
Weight
85 g
Battery
Talk Time: Up to 5 h 30 min, Standby Time: Up to 450 h
Display
CSTN, 65K colors
Messaging
SMS, Instant Messaging

TODAY MOBILE PRIZES IN PAKISTAN

Nokia 1110i Price: 2150/-Accessories:Head sets, Car kits, Chargers, BattriesLast Updated:13th September, 2007
Specs & Features
Dimensions
104 x 44 x 17 mm
Nokia 1112 Price: Rs2350/-Accessories:Head sets, Chargers, BatteriesLast Updated:13th September, 2007
Specs & Features
Messaging
SMS, EMS
Ringtones
Polyphonic (20 channels), with MP3 grade tones
Display
Monochrome graphic
Whats New?
Keep in touch with your loved ones with the Nokia 1112. Experience how life\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s simple pleasures are made easier...
Dimension
104 x 44 x 17 mm
Weight
80 g
Battery
Talk time Up to 5 h, Stand-by Up to 380 h
Memory
4 MB shared memory
Display
96 x 68 pixels
Weight
80 g
Display Size
96 x 68 pixels
Ringtones
Polyphonic (20 channels), with MP3 grade tones
Messaging
SMS, Instant Messaging
Battery
Standard battery, Li-Ion 900 mAh (BL-5C)Stand-by: Up to 380 hTalk time: Up to 5 h 20 min

Without cricket, terrorism will grow, says Younis

LAHORE: Younis Khan has appealed to cricket's administrators to save the game in Pakistan, or risk pushing future generations into the clutches of terrorists. The Pakistan captain fears that an extended boycott by touring teams could lead to a dramatic decline in interest and participation in cricket among the nation's youth. That, in turn, could invite corrupting influences to fill the void that might otherwise have been occupied by sport, Younis argued. "Our future as a nation is in our youngsters' hands," Younis told a cricket web site. "Sport helps to make good human beings. If the sport is not there, the children can do silly things. We have to be very careful about that. Nobody wants to see children going down a bad path and finding themselves involved with bombs and things like that. We all must do something to stop that happening. "Maybe in the future we will be alone as a cricketing nation and that would be very sad, especially for the youngsters. When I was a boy, I loved watching Imran Khan, Javed Miandad and Wasim Akram playing against great teams from overseas. It is because of them - seeing them play - that I also played the game. But what if no one comes to Pakistan? How will the youngsters know about the game? What will they do? "I appeal for all the bosses and the ICC not let cricket die here. They must think about all the factors, including what will become of the youngsters of Pakistan. It would be very easy right now for the ICC and the bosses to say there will be no cricket in Pakistan. But the future will not be good if cricket is taken away from my country."

Pakistan team’s tour of Bangladesh cancelled

DHAKA: Bangladesh cricket board has cancelled the Pakistan team’s tour.According to the BCB, Pakistan cricket team’s tour, scheduled to be started from March 7, has been cancelled.This may be recalled that the Pakistan cricket team had to leave for Bangladesh on Saturday for playing a series of five One-day Internationals and two Twenty20 matches.The first Twenty20 match was to be played on March 10.The Pakistan Cricket Board has confirmed the ca .... Full Story

'Aman-2009 takes Pakistan into naval diplomacy era’

KARACHI: Pakistan Navy’s multinational Naval Peace Exercise "Aman 09" began here on Thursday.According to Pakistan Navy spokesman, formal inauguration of “Aman 09” will take place at Karachi Dockyard today.The navies of 38 countries of the region and the world are participating in these exercises. Out of these 38 countries, the naval forces of 11 countries are going to actively participate in the exercises with their battleships, maritime aircraf .... Full Story