Now I'm here to narrate to you about two of the most devoted, trusted and fixated mobile phone companies in Pakistan, namely: Voice, and Qmobile
Qmobile:
It originated around 2009 AD, with its founder Mr. Zeeshan Pervaiz Akhtar, and by God, what an inexplicable work he has done, hands down. Yes people, Qmobile in the recent few millennia has proved its raging qualities and developments over and over again in Pakistan. It has proudly become the largest smartphone brand in Pakistan, wow, how f-ing cool is that.
QMobile’s range of devices includes some tablets and dozens of phones including touchscreen, QWERTY, WiFi all running Android OS.
The corporation has grown, big time. Just look at their revenue for 2012 for example : 761 million rupees, that's big enough to spring up your marketing and advertisement to a whole new level. And just that is what has happened. Qmobile in the recent 1 year or 2 has concentrated its focus on upgrading its methods of advertisement.
Firstly, they formulated some profound T.v commercials, in which was seen that hero from the movie Aashiqui 2, Aditya Roy Kapur and in another ad. in which the glamorous Bollywood queen was featured, yes you've guessed it, not Katrina Kaif, but Kareena Kapoor.
I mean, those two T.v commercials just sucked in the population of this country they call Pakistan. They just rolled in which money to spend on mobile phones, that were once held by Aditya Roy Kapur and by Kareena Kapoor.
So, even though i am just a school student, i have witnessed my friends and probably the whole population of this country, overrun by a plague of Qmobile phones. Well that, is just praiseworthy.
I mean, just an year ago all my confidants used to criticize the products of Qmobile to a level unparalleled, and now about an year later, they find Qmobile on a level parallel to the mutlimillionare companies like Apple Inc., HTC or Samsung.
*Claps*
But from what my ear has caught sound, is that, although the specs of the company sparkle like stars in a dark sky, the performance sucks just after handling the phones for an year or two.
I know that's apprehensive to most of the mobile fanatics, but darlings just look at the prices of the darn things. They are way cheap than the conventional mobile phones, so I would call them poor people's mobile phones.
And thirdly, the Qmobile phones, which do have tighter grip on the wallet, are not that disappointing. I mean, they are way rich in specs, smooth functioning, and reliability than the HTC mobile phones in that range of prices. So even if people say, they don't last an year or two, just ask them to buy a more expensive phone of Qmobile, or tell them to not buy them at all.
To be continued...
