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Gullu Butt on Google play store 

After the incident in Lahore, Gullu Butt has made his place in smart world of mobile apps. Some smart developers have planned to criticize Gullu Butt, in their own smart way. The app is available on play store with name Gullu, where he hits a car in the presence of police force. The developers have tried portrayed the actual scenario.  

A mobile app for food lovers

EatOye has launched a mobile phone app through which people can order food in a simpler way.  This app will give access to restaurants in 15 cities of Pakistan. Customers can also make reservations with this exhilarating app. Considering, such initiatives it can be expected that mobile phone will become most popular method for ordering food by 2015.

Sohaib Sheikh resigned from Wateen 

The head of marketing at Wateen Mr. Sohaib Sheikh has submitted his resignation.  It has been reported that he resigned his post for personal reasons. Mr. Sohaib Sheikh has served in Ufone and other telecom companies in marketing and PR department. 

 

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