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Apple Offering 10 Percent Bonus to Users in India When Adding Funds to Apple ID
Apple is currently offering a 10 percent bonus to its Indian customers who add money straight from the App Store to their Apple ID. They can access multiple Apple services like the App Store, Apple Music, iCloud, iMessage, FaceTime, and more through their Apple ID. The ongoing deal for Apple users in India will last till November 13.
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ChatGPT Traffic Falls for Third Month in a Row Amid Signs of End of Decline, Data Shows
ChatGPT traffic fell for the third month in a row even as signs indicate the service's decline in usage is coming to an end. Data from Similarweb shows that desktop and mobile visits to the website decreased in August, while worldwide unique visitors rose slightly from 180 million to 180.5 million.
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iPhone Subscription Service Could Rake in More Money for Apple Than Average iPhone Selling Price: Report
Apple is said to be working on a hardware subscription program that could allow users to upgrade their iPhone every year while paying a monthly subscription fee. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the Cupertino company could earn more than the average selling price of an iPhone through the hardware subscription service, while users would not h...
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LocoNav, An Indian Fleet Software Startup Raises $37 Million Targeting Developing Markets
LocoNav has plans on having data science teams in San Francisco, Bangalore and Gurgaon.
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Apple Fan? Here's the Cost of Owning Every Consumer Product and Service It Sells
Apple has always been a premium brand. Apple has tried placing itself as a more accessible brand by releasing the budget iPhone SE earlier this year. For those with enough money to spend, Apple offers myriad ways to squander your money.
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Tecno Smartphones Took Data, Money From Users in Africa in 2018 With Preloaded Malware: Report
Tecno, a Chinese smartphone brand that is a subsidiary of Transsion, has reportedly been found to steal user data as well as money, with pre-installed malware on its phones. Mobile security service provider Secure-D and BuzzFeed News reported that some smartphone models shipped by the company carried malware that worked in the background, covertly ...
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Uber And Lyft Take Different Roads In Search Of Profit
Uber Technologies Inc and Lyft Inc, the two leading U.S. ride-hailing companies, are on divergent paths as Uber pours money into money-losing side businesses while smaller rival Lyft focuses on moving people around.
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Facebook Decides Not to Sell Ads on WhatsApp: Report
Facebook has reportedly decided not to sell ads on WhatsApp - a controversial plan that forced Brian Acton and Jan Koum, who founded the mobile messaging service, to quit nearly two years ago.
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Vodafone Idea to Shut if No Relief Provided by Government: Kumar Mangalam Birla
Vodafone Idea, the India's third largest mobile service provider, will shut down if the government does not provide relief on the liability it faces in past statutory dues following a Supreme Court order, its billionaire chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla said on Friday.
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Refused Phone Recharge To Play PUBG, Man Kills Father In Karnataka: Cops
In a shocking incident in Karnataka's Belagavi, a 21-year-oldwas arrested for allegedly killing his father for refusing money to re-charge his mobile phone to play the addictiveonline game Player Unknown's Battle Grounds (PUBG), police said on Monday.
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Airtel Africa Eyes London Stock Market Listing, Aims to Raise $1 Billion
Airtel Africa is considering a stock market flotation in London, it said on Tuesday, part of efforts to expand its data and mobile money services across Africa.
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MobiKwik Launches UPI Services, Offers Its Own VPA Handle
MobiKwik on Wednesday announced the launch of Unified Payments Interface (UPI) on its platform via its own virtual payment address (VPA) handle @ikwik.
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Xiaomi Is More Like Facebook Than Apple
Xiaomi has done quite a job of monetizing device buyers beyond the initial transaction, tripling sales from the services segment over the past two years.
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Google Starts Taking Payments for Apps via Kenya's M-Pesa Service
M-Pesa, which enables customers to transfer money and pay bills via mobile, has 27.8 million users in the nation of 45 million people where the Android platform dominates.
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Here's Why Chinese Smartphone Giants Have Failed in the US: Counterpoint
"Carriers expect brands to either bring in users on their own recognisance or for brands to spend big money to do so," Counterpoint said.
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Apple Offering 10 Percent Bonus to Users in India When Adding Funds to Apple ID
Apple is currently offering a 10 percent bonus to its Indian customers who add money straight from the App Store to their Apple ID. They can access multiple Apple services like the App Store, Apple Music, iCloud, iMessage, FaceTime, and more through their Apple ID. The ongoing deal for Apple users in India will last till November 13.
-
ChatGPT Traffic Falls for Third Month in a Row Amid Signs of End of Decline, Data Shows
ChatGPT traffic fell for the third month in a row even as signs indicate the service's decline in usage is coming to an end. Data from Similarweb shows that desktop and mobile visits to the website decreased in August, while worldwide unique visitors rose slightly from 180 million to 180.5 million.
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iPhone Subscription Service Could Rake in More Money for Apple Than Average iPhone Selling Price: Report
Apple is said to be working on a hardware subscription program that could allow users to upgrade their iPhone every year while paying a monthly subscription fee. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the Cupertino company could earn more than the average selling price of an iPhone through the hardware subscription service, while users would not h...
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LocoNav, An Indian Fleet Software Startup Raises $37 Million Targeting Developing Markets
LocoNav has plans on having data science teams in San Francisco, Bangalore and Gurgaon.
-
Apple Fan? Here's the Cost of Owning Every Consumer Product and Service It Sells
Apple has always been a premium brand. Apple has tried placing itself as a more accessible brand by releasing the budget iPhone SE earlier this year. For those with enough money to spend, Apple offers myriad ways to squander your money.
-
Tecno Smartphones Took Data, Money From Users in Africa in 2018 With Preloaded Malware: Report
Tecno, a Chinese smartphone brand that is a subsidiary of Transsion, has reportedly been found to steal user data as well as money, with pre-installed malware on its phones. Mobile security service provider Secure-D and BuzzFeed News reported that some smartphone models shipped by the company carried malware that worked in the background, covertly ...
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Uber And Lyft Take Different Roads In Search Of Profit
Uber Technologies Inc and Lyft Inc, the two leading U.S. ride-hailing companies, are on divergent paths as Uber pours money into money-losing side businesses while smaller rival Lyft focuses on moving people around.
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Facebook Decides Not to Sell Ads on WhatsApp: Report
Facebook has reportedly decided not to sell ads on WhatsApp - a controversial plan that forced Brian Acton and Jan Koum, who founded the mobile messaging service, to quit nearly two years ago.
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Vodafone Idea to Shut if No Relief Provided by Government: Kumar Mangalam Birla
Vodafone Idea, the India's third largest mobile service provider, will shut down if the government does not provide relief on the liability it faces in past statutory dues following a Supreme Court order, its billionaire chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla said on Friday.
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Refused Phone Recharge To Play PUBG, Man Kills Father In Karnataka: Cops
In a shocking incident in Karnataka's Belagavi, a 21-year-oldwas arrested for allegedly killing his father for refusing money to re-charge his mobile phone to play the addictiveonline game Player Unknown's Battle Grounds (PUBG), police said on Monday.
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Airtel Africa Eyes London Stock Market Listing, Aims to Raise $1 Billion
Airtel Africa is considering a stock market flotation in London, it said on Tuesday, part of efforts to expand its data and mobile money services across Africa.
-
MobiKwik Launches UPI Services, Offers Its Own VPA Handle
MobiKwik on Wednesday announced the launch of Unified Payments Interface (UPI) on its platform via its own virtual payment address (VPA) handle @ikwik.
-
Xiaomi Is More Like Facebook Than Apple
Xiaomi has done quite a job of monetizing device buyers beyond the initial transaction, tripling sales from the services segment over the past two years.
-
Google Starts Taking Payments for Apps via Kenya's M-Pesa Service
M-Pesa, which enables customers to transfer money and pay bills via mobile, has 27.8 million users in the nation of 45 million people where the Android platform dominates.
-
Here's Why Chinese Smartphone Giants Have Failed in the US: Counterpoint
"Carriers expect brands to either bring in users on their own recognisance or for brands to spend big money to do so," Counterpoint said.
