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The International Champions Cup is slated for its sixth tournament this summer, and it is shaping up to be the largest one yet. The annual showcase of European teams as they go through their preseasons will feature 18 teams from six leagues, SI.com has learned. According to The New York Times , the competition will be played in tandem with a women's event, the first of its kind. Manchester City, PSG and the NWSL's North Carolina Courage are signed on, with a fourth team to be named. On the men's side, the Premier League's "Big Six" of Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool, Tottenham, Arsenal and Chelsea will all be making the trip. They'll be joined by La Liga's Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid and Sevilla; Bundesliga stalwarts Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund; Serie A powers Juventus, Roma, AC Milan and Inter Milan; Ligue 1 champion-to-be PSG and Portugal's Benfica to make up the field that will play its matches across the Unit

With such massive numbers, Pakistan has enormous potential, accompanied by ample challenges, when it comes to the online space. If we look at growth trends, more than 90% of this number came online in the past 4 years – mainly after the introduction of 3G and 4G technology – and it wouldn’t be entirely incorrect to say that our online ecosystem was not prepared for such massive adoption. For example, Pakistan had no cyber-crime laws until late 2016, our nation’s awareness about basics of internet such as identity theft, phishing, privacy, online harassment, scams and frauds etc. were non-existent and above all, we didn’t – and still don’t know how to productively use the internet. Against this backdrop and dirt cheap internet prices, the entire nation embraced the internet with nothing much to do online except to use the internet for basic telephony (voice and SMS) and social media. State of Social Media in Pakistan With a lawless online space – mainly due to limited capabil

Regardless of whether you’re a diehard tech fanatic, always after the latest devices, or a laid-back “average” consumer, if you’re like me, you can’t help but look forward to the tech developments and trends that lie ahead. After a year with surprisingly high sales for  smart speakers  and  virtual reality , as well as the debut of several new phones and tablets, I’ve spent the last several weeks looking ahead to the possible trends that will unfold in 2018. As a marketer, my perspective often turns to how we can use these new technologies and trends to better communicate and connect with our audiences, but general tech trends hold much more potential than that—they have the capacity to change how we live and interact with each other. So what will the biggest tech trends of 2018 be, and how will our lives change, accordingly? 1. AI permeation.  Artificial intelligence (AI), largely manifesting through machine learning algorithms, isn’t just getting better. It isn’t just getting

Frankly speaking Huawei rocks and P20 will be their next flagship device that will rock in the markets of Pakistan. Speculated specs of this has made me crazy and I am pretty sure that Huawei P20 will make you crazy too not only due to its mind blowing specifications but almost everything is perfectly aligned in place and the upcoming marvel is capable to compete in every race. Huawei's P20 is not too far from launch date and already major list of specification is revealed on renowned website indicating that launch timing of the Huawei phenomenal P20 is perfect. Many improvements have been brought to table and first of them is its amazing and powerful Hisilicon Kirin 960 chipset if I am not wrong then Huawei P20's graphic processing unit will be Mali-G72 MP12 which is used inside the Plus version of previous flagship device. For now it is not clear that which chipset is going to be finalized by the Huawei to put inside the belly of the upcoming P20 but it does not matter for no

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