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Meet the new HUAWEI Y6p — A Mobile Phone With 5,000 mAh Battery

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6 years ago

June 27, 2020

Meet the new HUAWEI Y6p — A Mobile Phone With 5,000 mAh Battery

This long-lasting power-packed smartphone is up for pre-orders till Monday, 29 June 2020 on Huawei outlets and Daraz.pk. So grab the HUAWEI Y6p with a double-deposit offer where you get to pay PKR 20,999/- only.

Love playing games on your phone all day? Or maybe even watching entire movies on the go? If you are someone who does this, you will definitely be one to carry a power bank or a charger with you at all times. But what if you didn’t have to? What if your phone was a power bank by itself? No, we are not talking about bulky smartphone cases or big heavy-duty smartphones. Meet the HUAWEI Y6p, the latest stylish and elegant entry-level smartphone from Huawei that boasts one of the largest smartphone batteries you may have ever seen.

Running out of battery while playing a game, during a phone call or watching a movie is always the worst and plugging into a power bank is just not comfortable on the go. Keeping this in mind, Huawei implemented a massive, super-long lasting 5000 mAh battery into its new HUAWEI Y6p. That’s right, 5000 mAh! That’s enough for up to 16 hours of movies or 20 hours of Internet surfing or even 3 days of normal use! Just imagine what all you can do with this! Complete entire seasons of your favourite show, or watch all the parts of a movie trilogy, finish as many games as you can, all of this on a single charge!

On the other hand, you can also use the HUAWEI Y6p as a power bank to recharge other devices, with the help of an OTG cable to easily recharge other devices on the go, perfect to recharge your wireless earphones, wearables or even a second smartphone! In addition to charging for others, HUAWEI Y6p’s Backup mode allows for quick data backup and transfer at up to 60Mb/s between it and the other Android smartphones.

The HUAWEI Y6p has a lot more to offer on top of its super battery. In fact, it comes with a 13MP Triple Camera on the back that consists of a 13MP main camera with low-light photography capabilities, a 5MP wide-angle camera with 120-degree field of view and a 2MP depth camera for rich bokeh effects, ensuring that you can enjoy exploring your photography skills with stunning results every time. Selfie lovers, you are not forgotten! Upfront, the HUAWEI Y6p has an 8MP selfie camera with its own beautification algorithms for that perfect selfie!

On the other hand, if you are someone who uses your smartphone for intensive tasks, be it gaming or even for work, you need a smartphone that is smooth, efficient and powerful. With its 3GB of RAM ensuring everything runs smoothly and 64GB of storage space ready to store all your files and photos, the HUAWEI Y6p delivers on the performance front as well. At its heart, it is powered by the MTK Helio P22 with EMUI 10.1 to support it. Confused? All you need to know is that when you are switching between apps or even playing intensive games, you can rest assured that everything will run smoother than ever.

Are you a music lover? If yes, the HUAWEI Y6p is your perfect choice to enjoy all your favourite tunes. The HUAWEI SuperSound feature in the HUAWEI Y6p brings a synergy between hardware and software greater speaker volume, louder sound, deeper bass and high-quality sound effects, ensuring that you don’t miss a single beat or tempo. On the other hand, if you prefer listening to the radio, you can always opt for the HUAWEI Y6p’s FM radio, which does not require earphones to act as an antenna. Just turn it on and listen away. The HUAWEI Y6p also comes with Party Mode, which connects different phones in the same network to play different channels of the same song, for a more immersive and surround sound effect.

Speaking of surround sound, the HUAWEI Y6p comes with a 9.1 channel sky surround sound, which is perfect when you are watching movies for that theatre like effect. When you say theatre like effect, you need the right display to go with the audio. The ideal solution would be a large screen, with great resolution and minimal bezels. The HUAWEI Y6p comes with a 6.3-inch HUAWEI Dewdrop display with an HD+ resolution of 1600 x 720. This means every single detail will be rich in colour and crisp with detail, for that immersive viewing experience.

The HUAWEI Y6p is also quite a good looking phone, thanks to its stylish design with nature-inspired colours such as Emerald Green, Phantom Purple and Midnight Black, each unique in its own way.

Huawei’s latest entry-level smartphone shakes up its segment with its massive 5000 mAh battery, making it the perfect phone for heavy users. Be it a gamer, a music lover or a movie lover, the HUAWEI Y6p is one of the best choices for them all, especially due to its battery, audio features and stunning display. If you are someone who often carries a power bank or a charger, this new smartphone is one of the best solutions for you as well.

Grab this smartphone in the pre-order phase till Monday, 29 June 2020 to reap the benefits of the double-deposit offer by paying PKR 20,999/-.

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University of Tennessee sues Anthropic over AI patent infringement

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7 days ago

July 21, 2026

Haris Sarfraz Ali

The image is AI-generated and used for illustration purposes only

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About the patented technologies Anthropic and the University of Tennessee representatives Key points:

ISLAMABAD – The research arm of the University of Tennessee has filed a lawsuit against artificial intelligence company Anthropic, accusing it of infringing patents related to neural networks and machine-learning technology. The complaint, filed in the US District Court for the District of Delaware, alleges that Anthropic’s artificial intelligence systems unlawfully use technology protected under patents owned by the University of Tennessee Research Foundation (UTRF).

About the patented technologies

According to the lawsuit, the patents represent significant innovations in artificial intelligence, machine learning, neuromorphic computing and neuroscience-inspired computing. Professors at the University of Tennessee developed the patented technologies, which remain protected under US patent law.

The foundation argued that Anthropic’s alleged disregard for intellectual property extends beyond copyright issues and includes patented AI technologies.

“Anthropic’s cavalier approach to others’ intellectual property rights in the development of its products extends beyond the use of copyrighted material,” the complaint states. The university is seeking unspecified monetary damages and a court order preventing Anthropic from continuing the alleged patent infringement.

Anthropic and the University of Tennessee representatives

The lawsuit is believed to be the first patent infringement case filed against Anthropic. It comes shortly after a California federal judge approved the company’s $1.5 billion settlement in a class-action copyright lawsuit brought by authors over the use of their works for AI training.

The outcome of the case could become another closely watched legal battle in the rapidly evolving artificial intelligence industry, where disputes over copyrights, patents and intellectual property continue to increase.

Key points:

University of Tennessee Research Foundation has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Anthropic.
The lawsuit alleges Anthropic’s AI systems violate two patents related to neural networks and machine learning.
The case was filed in Delaware federal court.
The university claims the patented technology covers AI, neuromorphic computing, and neuroscience-inspired computing.
The foundation is seeking monetary damages and a court order preventing further alleged infringement.
The lawsuit comes a day after a California judge approved Anthropic’s $1.5 billion copyright settlement involving authors.

Education

Central Park Medical College gaslights students into a fee reduction

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1 week ago

July 19, 2026

Staff Reporter

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LAHORE – Central Park Medical College(CPMC) on 18th July, 2026, issued a notification after students stormed the vicinity demanding a fee reduction. The notification explicitly stated that CPMC has filed an appeal with the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council(PMDC) for a revision of the fee structure of Session 2024-25 and Session 2025-26.

A student contacted an Upfront official and explained the situation, as to how the management tricked so many students. The protestors returned to their homes, satisfied with their success, until, allegedly, the principal deleted the notification claiming the fee reduction. According to the student, the principal said the students would be required to pay their original fee in full despite the notification showing otherwise.

The student alleged that Central Park Medical College was taking Rs. 25 lac for the first year and Rs. 28 lac for the second year, while the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council has revised the fee to Rs. 20 lac for each year.

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Netflix officially begins Queenstown production in New Zealand

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2 weeks ago

July 17, 2026

Staff Reporter

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What is Queenstown centered on?The cast of Queenstown Where is the production of Queenstown taking place Key Points:

KARACHI – Netflix has officially begun production on Queenstown, marking the streaming giant’s first original television series commissioned in New Zealand after more than a decade of offering content in the country.

The eight-episode drama is currently being filmed on location in Queenstown, one of New Zealand’s most popular luxury ski destinations on the South Island. Set against the backdrop of the town’s affluent ski-resort community, Queenstown follows a wealthy family whose internal conflicts spill over into the lives of the people who work for them.

The story explores themes of power, loyalty, family conflict and desire.

What is Queenstown centered on?

Netflix described the series as a drama centered on “a wealthy family at war with itself,” unfolding within the glamorous yet competitive world of Queenstown’s elite. The writer and creator of Queenstown is Chloe Stearns, who also serves as an executive producer. Moreover, Glendyn Ivin will direct the series and executive-produce it, while New Zealand filmmaker Roseanne Liang will direct selected episodes.

The cast of Queenstown

The cast is led by Emmy Award nominee Rufus Sewell, alongside Frances O’Connor, Alycia Debnam-Carey, and New Zealand actor Te Kohe Tuhaka. Amanda Duthie, Netflix’s Content Director for Australia and New Zealand, described the project as a significant milestone for the company.

She said that producing the first locally commissioned Netflix series in New Zealand represents an important step for the platform and praised the drama as a compelling story about class, family, and power set in the world of a luxury ski resort. On the other hand, Executive producers Jodi Matterson and Libbie Doherty also expressed confidence in the project, calling creator Chloe Stearns an exceptional new storytelling talent and predicting the series would become a favourite among audiences.

Where is the production of Queenstown taking place

Furthermore, Netflix’s original productions in the region have so far largely focused on Australia, producing successful titles including Heartbreak High, Boy Swallows Universe, and Apple Cider Vinegar. The production has received support from the New Zealand Film Commission and the country’s Screen Production Rebate programme.

Netflix has not yet announced an official release date for Queenstown.

Category	Details
Series Title	Queenstown
Platform	Netflix
Type	Original Drama Series
Episodes	8
Significance	Netflix’s first original series commissioned in New Zealand
Filming Location	Queenstown, South Island, New Zealand
Story	Power struggles, family conflict, loyalty and desire among a wealthy family and their employees
Creator & Writer	Chloe Stearns
Lead Directors	Glendyn Ivin and Roseanne Liang
Main Cast	Rufus Sewell, Frances O’Connor, Alycia Debnam-Carey, Te Kohe Tuhaka
Executive Producers	Chloe Stearns, Glendyn Ivin, Jodi Matterson, Libbie Doherty, Jeremy Platt and Erika North
Production Support	New Zealand Film Commission and Screen Production Rebate
Release Date	Not announced

Key Points:

Netflix has started production on Queenstown, its first original series commissioned in New Zealand.
The drama consists of eight episodes and is being filmed in Queenstown.
The story revolves around a wealthy family and the people working for them amid power struggles, loyalty and desire.
Rufus Sewell, Frances O’Connor, Alycia Debnam-Carey and Te Kohe Tuhaka lead the cast.
The series is created by Chloe Stearns and directed by Glendyn Ivin and Roseanne Liang.