Former head of Search at Google, Amit Singhal, is set to join Paytm’s board of directors at a ti me when the on line payments and e-commerce company is gea ring up
Australian and New Zealand airlines barred the recalled Samsung Note 7 from all planes starting Sunday citing its “potential fire risk”, after a similar ban was imposed by US officials. Samsung, the
After the Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Jio shook-up the mobile data business in India, the expected consolidation process began in the industry with younger brother Anil Ambani-led Reliance Communication (R-Comm) announcing its decision
‘ Shares of Nintendo Co surged as much as 18% on Thursday, propelled by a surprise announcement at Apple Inc’s iPhone launch event of the debut of the Japanese firm’s popular game
To bring telecom and connectivity solutions under one roof, Bharti Airtel announced its ‘India with Airtel’ suite of services. The services also aims to meet the needs of global companies looking to set
India has attracted investment from 37 mobile manufacturing companies in last one year that have generated 40,000 direct jobs and 1.25 lakh indirect employment, IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said today. “We
Social media giant Facebook is testing a change in its mobile app wherein videos will automatically start with the sound turned on. With this feature, which is currently active in Australia and
Australia’s anti-trust regulator on Friday said it would not grant the country’s three biggest banks interim approval to collectively negotiate with Apple to install their own electronic payments applications on iPhones .
The hot augmented reality app Pokemon Go has not only revived the fortunes of its maker Nintendo, but is also helping other businesses make prop sales. The go-to app for finding restaurants,
Taiwanese multinational electronics contract manufacturing company, Foxconn will reportedly commence its mobile manufacturing plant in Navi Mumbai in August. Foxconn will initially make mobile phones at a 2 lakh square feet facility
Competition Commission has dismissed allegations that telecom operator Vodafone India abused its dominant position by imposing discriminatory charges for international roaming services. After finding that the company is not a dominant position
Aggressive marketing push by recent Chinese entrants Vivo, Oppo, LeEco and Gionee has increased the cost of business sharply for Indian handset makers who are forced to try and match, thus squeezing