Babar Iqbal has brought great respect for Pakistan in the field of information technology for the fourth time in his 12 years. Proud of Dara Ismail Khan, Babar Iqbal who is also known as cyber kid acquired youngest Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) award.

Earlier he had grabbed three awards for:

• youngest Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) at the age 9 years
• Youngest Certified Wireless Network Administrator (CWNA) at the age 9 years
• Youngest Certified Web Professional Associate (CIWA) at the age of 10 years

With his latest record he surpassed another Pakistani star Irfa Kareem Randhawa who made the same record at the age of 9 years. Babar competed the exam for which candidates of higher ages from 25 to 35 were appearing. His two brothers and sisters are also Microsoft Certified Professionals.

IT experts from all over the world have been surprised by the success of Pakistani child star. This bright prospect of young Pakistanis shows the dazzling future of Pakistan in the field of information technology.

Looks like PS3 owners can finally understand the pain of a system not working correctly.  Yesterday afternoon, primarily fatboy PS3’s would not connect to the PSN network and wouldn’t load games (Heavy Rain being one of them) as well as the system date automatically being changed due to this unknown issue.  Some speculate that it is a firmware issue since it even affects PS3’s that are not connected to the internet.  I have Heavy Rain and the game won’t load due to trophy’s being unable to load.  This is not the same as Xbox 360’s RRoD but this is just as bad to millions of PS3 owners.  It is scary to think that Sony can stop the offline playing of games.  As much as people bash Microsoft, at least they can’t stop offline play, they just ban you from online.   Seems like a good way for Sony to keep a strong control on things.   Sony has acknowledged the problem and continues to work on solving it. Have you received one of the 2 errors below???