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FEBRUARY 23, 2016   EXAMPLE321SITE By Alishba Masood Khan Karachichaiwala @Karachichaiwala Even if the “ mooch ” in his profile picture doesn’t push you to follow him, his absolutely stunning pictures will. He captures Karachi street life with precision. His infatuation with  chai  as shown by his name is evident in his vast number of  chai  related captures. Pharan Tanveer @Pharantanveer Pharan takes us on a vivid and colourful ride through the many different places he has travelled and presents a rather unique take on them. His page shows us a variety of features ranging from vast landscapes to portraits. Aiza Hammad Khan @aiza_hammad Lahore based Aiza Hammad Khan puts an interesting spin on the pictures she takes. She turns the simplest of things into something special. She has a very stimulating variety of sunset pictures, which seem to be the highlight of her page. She encapsulates topography meticulously along with her uni...

By   GILLIAN WONG An exhibitor displays a 3D face-capture system at the 17th China Beijing International High-Tech Expo (CHITEC) in May.   Zuma Press On several fronts, 2014 was a particularly eventful year for China’s technology sector. While a handful of domestic players grabbed headlines with blockbuster share offerings, major acquisitions or soaring valuations, some multinational firms encountered major obstacles in their efforts to expand in the vast but increasingly challenging market. Chief among 2014’s Chinese tech highlights was e-commerce giant Alibaba’s  record initial public offering  in New York that raised $25 billion and catapulted it onto the international stage. Also raising eyebrows was Lenovo, the No. 1 personal computer maker, with its sizable acquisitions: first a  server business from IBM  for $2.3 billion, then  Motorola Mobility from Google for $2.91 billion . It was also a year that saw Xiaomi, a four-year-old sm...