User:Technological Fame
Khurram Asif | |
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 Khurram Southend on Sea 2012, Southend-On-Sea, England | |
| Born | Khurram Asif 3 April 2000 |
| Nationality | British |
| Alma mater | Walthamstow Academy Secondary School |
| Occupation(s) | Computer Programmer, student (Walthamstow Academy Sixth Form) |
| Known for | TechSimulater, Flash (Social Networking App), Chase Coins, Zombie Combat |
Khurram Asif (born April 3, 2000) is an English computer programmer and internet entrepreneur. He is best known as a Youtuber and Developer and for his Company TechSimulater [1] which allowed him to create his social networking app called Flash coming out in 2017, which is a Social Network App, developed by himself. Asif has been recognised as the youngest person to make an app in London due to his app TechSimulater plublished on the Google Play Store in technology, at just 14 years of age [2] He is currently a student at Walthamstow Academy Sixth Form, where he is studying A level in Maths, Economics and Physics.
Personal life
[edit]Khurram was born in 2000 to Rana Asif, a Middle Class Self Employed Businessmen in London and Tasneem Asif, a housewife where they resided in London when he was three and he grew up in London. He was a student at Selwyn Primary School, a public primary school The Department for Education - Performance Tables - School Details. Education.gov.uk. Retrieved on 2014-05-10. He lives in London, with his mother, father and younger brother Khzir, 11. Having completed his GCSE exams in Summer 2016, he now is a student at Walthamstow Academy Sixth Form, whilst still fulfilling his duties as Youtuber, Developer and CEO at TechSimulater on the side.
TechSimulater
[edit]Khurram created the TechSimulater application for Android in April 2014, which is an app that was a way to make his website become more mobile friendly at the time for people to download his app and recognise his talent of app developing and see his YouTube videos and his hand made computer that he had built customised. TechSimulater aimed to make his business in to an app and show it to the world with the way that people would see his YouTube videos and presented on smartphones with the initial version of TechSimulater being downloaded by over 25 users he was put down by the way his app not being downloaded and being noticed so he started making the apps and trying to put the word out for his app and is still struggling to find a good place for himself where the world recognises him.
Awards
[edit]In addition he has been recently awarded for his hard work and his app and will be receiving an award for this by Jack Petchey in November 2016 which commemorates to his apps and will to succeed which is starting to be recognised by several associations such as Jack Petchey Foundation.
See also
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Category:2000 births Category:Living people Category:Alumni of Walthamstow Academy Category:Businesspeople from London Category:Businesspeople in Computing Category:English chief executives Category:English Computer Programmers Category:English people of Pakistani Decent Category:People educated at Walthamstow Academy, Walthamstow Category:Giftedness
- ^ https://techsimulater.com
- ^ TechSimulater, play.google.com, 21 April 2014, retrieved 21 April 2014