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QMobile, Opera Mini ink agreement for fastest web browsing facility to users

byCustoms Today Report
23/07/2015
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Karachi: Pakistan’s smartphone brand, QMobile, and worlds renowned mobile browser Opera Mini signs an agreement under which QMOILW will be pre installing Opera Mini on its upcoming range of Android smartphones and tablets to provide fastest web browsing facility to smartphone users in Pakistan. Opera Mini is one of the world’s most popular web browsers that provide the fastest internet experience.

Opera Mini is a fast, secure and easy-to-use web browser that works on almost any phone. It shrinks webpages up to 10% of their original size and helps users save mobile data. It can also be downloaded from m.opera.com or from app stores such as Google Play.

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QMobile has the biggest portfolio in 3G phones, pioneered the first 4GLTE phone in Pakistan and maintains a rapidly growing network. QMobile has always believed in offering affordable, cutting edge and the most advanced technology to suit the needs of everyone.

At this occasion CEO QMOBILE, Mr. Zeeshan Akhtar Said “Internet access has the power to change lives since it not only helps to bring people closer, but also is a great repository of information. Adding to the significance of Handsets having faster internet, he further added that  ‘ Within a short time frame, QMobile has become the best-selling handset brand, because we offer our users a range of affordable and reliable handset. Now, we are going a step beyond, making our smartphones more compelling by preinstalling useful apps such as Opera Mini so that our users can benefit and enjoy the internet.”

“In the past 20 years, our mission has been to make internet browsing possible on all kinds of devices, from low-end feature phones to the latest smartphones. The internet should not be the privilege of a limited few,” says Lars Boilesen, CEO – Opera Software. “We feel that Opera Mini is a perfect fit for growing markets such as Pakistan and are glad to partner with market leaders such as QMobile, helping to bring more people online.”

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