Tech in Asia

Google observes that all shopping categories experience a seasonal surge, but clothing and travel grow the most

Trequant, a nifty wearable with pleasant aesthetics, comes with a super early bird price of US$99

Since its launch Faizan Aslam’s BookMe has been making steady progress and has expanded operations to Myanmar

PerkUp adds efficacy to hundreds of thousands of small businesses in Pakistan and region which exist mainly offline

Massive Online Open Courses are a place for getting learnt or audition of courses you wouldn’t learn otherwise

Cowlar’s tracking wearable for cows, buffaloes helps farmers increase milk yields by up to 15 per cent

Saad Ehsan claims apps like Pakistan Movie & Cinema Guide, 10 Best Quotes are completely run by his software

Cricingif allows cricket fans to watch instant video replays of moments that matter the most

Abdullah claims he was inspired by batteries for electric vehicles as they charge ten times faster than regular ones

Service is operational in Lahore, but will eventually launch in Karachi and Islamabad as well

Fuchsia’s founders Afshan Abbas and Rameez Sajwani quit jobs at Microsoft and Amazon to start the venture

Founder says venture is entirely not-for-profit and came about after thorough analysis of existing healthcare segment

Startup fails to secure series B funding, will announce global shutdown later this week

Co-founder says additional funds will allow it to achieve market leadership, dominance in more markets at faster rate

Iran-born Anousheh Ansari is a computer scientist, an entrepreneur, and the first Muslim woman to go to space

Out of total 11 graduating founders, seven are women, with three startups having all-female management team

Salim Ghauri's, Netsol, is regarded as one of the most successful software development firms emanating from the...

Slide allows users to earn money simply by clicking on content they like

ODO Denim claims to have developed the world’s first self-cleaning fabric

Australian professor's invention to be marketed in Pakistan soon

Entrepreneurs in Pakistan are innovating and building products that have global appeal

It is a fairytale story of Australian immigration

2015 has been a breakout year for startups in Pakistan

Startup partners with local company Lychee Ventures to bring bus and cinema ticketing services to Yangon

Rocket Internet says Zenrooms is not a competitor of the company's existing hotel booking site Jovago

Following a notification from the Government of Pakistan, BlackBerry's shutdown has been extended until December 30

Decision comes after top court upheld ruling to execute two opposition leaders for crimes committed during 1971 war

Markhor is first Pakistani company to be accepted into Y Combinator

Danyal Saleem is an example of how hard work and perseverance can reap rich rewards when bidding for projects online

Service operational in Karachi and Lahore; app allows users to instant message each other to work out deal

In no particular order, here are some incubators and accelerators making impact in the country

Pakistan has recently recorded massive rise in online shopping trends and other e-commerce businesses

While Pakistan is no vanguard for women’s rights yet it has long tradition of women leading from front

Dive deep into story of Pakistani lawyer Nighat Dad and her struggles in pursuit of her dreams

Dr Umar Saif leads PITB, an instiution at the forefront of using technology to solve social problems

Zameen is arguably the Pakistani start-up ecosystem success story of the year

From outside perspective it seems Rocket Internet itself was not sure of how best to position e-commerce marketplace

With fresh capital, EasyFix plans to expand its geographical reach to 15 cities in India

Desks that convert from sitting to standing, fully stocked kitchens, and aesthetic that reflects Facebook’s...

Startup says a total of three investors participated in the round, but only publicly disclosed Vostok New Ventures