Thursday, November 12, 2026
Thursday, November 12, 2026
Watch Live
UPDATED
FUEL PRICE
11-NOV-2026
PETROL
▼ -3.00 PKR
Rs. 335.00/ltr
DIESEL
▼ -7.00 PKR
Rs. 364.00/ltr
Headlines
OGRA announces revised petrol and diesel prices Serenay Sarıkaya and Mert Demir reportedly end romance after repeated ups and downs PM Shehbaz calls for clean energy transition without burdening poor Why roasted black chickpeas deserve a place in your daily diet? UK military leader honors Pakistani troops’ legacy in two world wars Spain urges TikTok to suspend services amid child safety scandal UK issues first cold health alert of winter as temperatures set to plunge CDF Asim Munir attends 46th Pakistan Army Rifle Association closing ceremony 'The Legend of Zelda' remake sparks gaming frenzy with 5.2 million sales King Charles, William and Kate maintain distance from Harry, Meghan Kendall Jenner and Jacob Elordi turn New York streets into a romantic date spot Gold prices fall by Rs3400 per tola in Pakistan Sri Lanka reach 404-4 against Pakistan as bad light ends Day 3 Gunmen kill 10 police officers in deadly ambush in Pakistan’s Kohat district Humanoid robot sparks global buzz with historic Antarctic marathon debut Pakistan’s textile industry urged to embrace green technology and digital growth Afghan terror suspect confesses to preparing suicide bomber, officials say Tech sector earnings rise 15 percent on export push Balochistan High Court sentences ex-lawmaker Achakzai to 10 years in 2017 hit-and-run case Pakistan seeks cheaper Qatari LNG, emergency winter supplies in high-level talks PSDP spending stuck at 10% of total allocation in four months US consortium proposes $4.4 billion LNG project in Pakistan OGRA announces revised petrol and diesel prices Serenay Sarıkaya and Mert Demir reportedly end romance after repeated ups and downs PM Shehbaz calls for clean energy transition without burdening poor Why roasted black chickpeas deserve a place in your daily diet? UK military leader honors Pakistani troops’ legacy in two world wars Spain urges TikTok to suspend services amid child safety scandal UK issues first cold health alert of winter as temperatures set to plunge CDF Asim Munir attends 46th Pakistan Army Rifle Association closing ceremony 'The Legend of Zelda' remake sparks gaming frenzy with 5.2 million sales King Charles, William and Kate maintain distance from Harry, Meghan Kendall Jenner and Jacob Elordi turn New York streets into a romantic date spot Gold prices fall by Rs3400 per tola in Pakistan Sri Lanka reach 404-4 against Pakistan as bad light ends Day 3 Gunmen kill 10 police officers in deadly ambush in Pakistan’s Kohat district Humanoid robot sparks global buzz with historic Antarctic marathon debut Pakistan’s textile industry urged to embrace green technology and digital growth Afghan terror suspect confesses to preparing suicide bomber, officials say Tech sector earnings rise 15 percent on export push Balochistan High Court sentences ex-lawmaker Achakzai to 10 years in 2017 hit-and-run case Pakistan seeks cheaper Qatari LNG, emergency winter supplies in high-level talks PSDP spending stuck at 10% of total allocation in four months US consortium proposes $4.4 billion LNG project in Pakistan

Trump’s T1 Phone: Innovation or a Rebranded Gamble?

Trump’s T1 Phone: Innovation or a Rebranded Gamble?

A new player has entered the already crowded mobile market, promising a unique offering, but is "Trump Mobile" and its gold-colored T1 phone truly a revolutionary service, or simply a rebranded, costly gamble?

Initial announcements from the Trump Organization have sparked numerous questions, not least due to visible errors and dubious policies on their website. From questionable claims about "RAM storage" to a puzzling no-refund policy for the T1 phone, and even unreal-looking product images, several red flags have been raised for potential consumers.

The T1 phone itself brings to mind previous politically-aligned devices, appearing more as a statement than a groundbreaking smartphone. More surprisingly, the Trump Mobile cell service arrives in a market already saturated with hundreds of Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) like Mint Mobile and Google Fi. Launching in September 2025, their "47 Plan" charges $47.45 per month for unlimited text, calls, and data, a price point that seems to reference political figures. However, consumers can currently find significantly cheaper unlimited plans from a multitude of other wireless providers.

Adding to the skepticism, Liberty Wireless Mobile, the MVNO supposedly powering Trump Mobile, already offers a similar plan for just $40 a month (albeit with less high-speed data before throttling). Concerns about Liberty Wireless's own service are magnified by "Lorem ipsum" placeholder text found on their FAQs page, suggesting a lack of polish and attention to detail. While the "47 Plan" does include perks like telehealth sessions from Doctegrity and roadside assistance from Drive America, the specifics of these benefits, such as service limits or coverage, remain vaguely defined, with device protection explicitly stated as "not insurance."

With so many unanswered questions regarding additional line costs, hotspot data, auto-pay discounts, or streaming perks, a clear recommendation for Trump Mobile is difficult. Consumers are fortunate to have an abundance of choices from major US carriers and numerous MVNOs that offer more transparent, competitively priced plans with established track records. Before committing, potential subscribers are encouraged to thoroughly compare options and explore reliable wireless plans that provide genuine value and clarity on services offered.

Recommended