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16/06/2010 00:00 AST
Qatar Telecom (Qtel), the leading telecom service provider in Qatar, is stepping up the delivery of microSIM cards at its concept stores across the country.
MicroSIMs, which are about half the size of current SIM cards, have grown in popularity around the world in recent months, particularly given their compatibility with the next generation of mobile phones and the hugely popular tablet computer, the iPad.
SIM cards contain all the information required to identify a customer on any mobile device, and are increasingly a core part of many people's electronic identity.
Qtel will offer customers the choice between microSIMs and standard SIMs at no additional cost, the company said in a statement.
The first batch of cards will be made available for Qtel's Shahry mobile broadband customers, to support customers who wish to purchase and use the iPad in Qatar, it said.
For customers who wish to purchase microSIMs to use in their iPhone or similar SmartPhone models, the microSIMs will be available for purchase as a standard SIM with any new mobile account, or purchased as a replacement for QR50 ($13.73), according tot he statement.
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Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison is spearheading the development of sovereign AI to elevate Indonesia's economic trajectory, according to president director and CEO, Vikram Sinha.
"Indosat has a lar
Gulf Times
12/05/2025
Ooredoo Qatar has announced the launch of its innovative sovereign cloud solution, 'Ooredoo Cloud'.
Through its Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) offerings, Ooredoo Qatar is set to support
Gulf Times
07/05/2025
Ooredoo's innovative AI chatbot, 'Obot', powered by GPT-4o, is now accessible across key customer channels, including the Ooredoo App and website.
Similarly, it will soon be expanded to othe
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03/07/2025
Commercial Bank, a leader in innovative digital financial solutions, has been recognised as the 'Most Innovative Use of AI Technology - Banking - Qatar 2025' by International Finance.
Commer
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02/07/2025
Meeza, Qatar's leading Managed IT services and data centres provider, has signed a strategic long-term agreement valued at more than QR350mn with a global hyper-scaler, marking a major milestone in i
Gulf Times
02/07/2025
United Development Company (UDC), the master developer of The Pearl Island and Gewan Island, has been honoured with four out of six prestigious international accolades in environment and sustainabili
Gulf Times
02/07/2025
Jadwa Investment has led a $50 million investment round in PetroApp, Saudi Arabia's leading fuel management platform.
Founded in 2018, PetroApp is Saudi Arabia's first independent provider
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02/07/2025
Leading UAE developer Aldar has annoucned that it has acquired quality warehousing and light industrial real estate assets in the Al Dhafra region of Abu Dhabi from Waha for AED530 million ($144 mill
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