ISLAMABAD – With an ambition to connect Pakistan and empower the Pakistanisociety, Telenor Pakistan and QMobile have entered into the next phase oftheir long-standing collaboration ushering in a new era of 4G ecosystemdevelopment through the introduction of LT-100, an LTE-enabled low-costsmartphone.
Telenor Pakistan and QMobile had previously joined hands to bring QMobile4G phones which support Telenor 850 MHz band and launched the new LT (LTEcapable) mass market appeal series in 2017.
The partnership entails both parties working together to develop andpromote a robust digital ecosystem in Pakistan where industry’s bestdigital products and services are served to their mutual customer base.
LT-100, a stylish and powerful smartphone delivers on customer expectationsof decent specifications, great design, and an attractive price of PKR6,150.
The smartphone comes with a great value combination – with 3 Months FreeTelenor Pakistan Bundle which includes 1GB/month data and PKR 100balance/month.
“We are delighted to enter the next phase of our partnership with QMobileas part of our unrelenting efforts to boost the country’s digital ecosystemwhich Telenor Pakistan continues to lead,” said Bilal Kazmi, ChiefMarketing Officer, Telenor Pakistan.
“Since the beginning, we have pursued a two-pronged strategy to develop andpromote the digital ecosystem in Pakistan to enhance the mobile broadbandoutreach and experience while making supporting hardware affordable for themasses. We hope that this partnership will help us achieve our mutualdigital inclusion goals faster and in a more effective manner,” he added.
“The partnership seems natural as both QMobile and Telenor Pakistan sharethe ambition to empower the Pakistani society to equip our customers withthe tools to keep up with today’s fast-paced digital world,” said ZeeshanAkhtar, Chairman and CEO, QMobile.
He added, “As we strive to build and promote a strong smartphone ecosystemin the country, together, QMobile and Telenor Pakistan will make technologyand internet services more affordable and accessible for the masses.”