Mukesh Ambani takes on Zoom with JioMeet
India’s richest man, Mukesh Ambani is now targeting popular video conferencing app Zoom. India’s Reliance Jio Platforms, which recently concluded a $15.2 billion fundraise run, is ready to enter a new business: Video conferencing. Reliance Jio officially launched JioMeet on Thursday, its video-conference service that looks uncannily like Zoom. JioMeet offers unlimited number of free calls in high definition to users and supports 100 participants on a call
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Apple’s iPhone 11 now being assembled in Chennai
According to the latest reports, Apple’s new iPhone 11 is now “Made in India” at its contract manufacturer Foxconn’s plant near Chennai. There were a lot of speculations in recent days about the production of iPhone as the US cutting economic ties with China, but it seems like India grabbed the opportunity with both hands to facilitate Apple in production
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India bans 47 more Chinese apps
India bans 47 more Chinese apps
The Government of India banned 47 more Chinese apps in the country. In June, the Government banned 59 Chinese apps that included the hugely popular TikTok. Now, 47 more apps have been banned, for operating as clones of the previously banned apps, the list of particular apps banned in the fresh decision is yet to be announced
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Apple starts iPhone 11 manufacturing in India
According to a report posted on Techcrunch, Apple manufacturer Foxconn has started building iPhone 11 units in a facility near Chennai in India, TechCrunch reported, the first time Apple has made one of its top-tier phones in that country. Apple has manufactured lower-priced iPhone models in India since 2017, and reportedly has been considering moving production of its more premium models there for some time
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The Global ‘App War’
The Global ‘App War’
Nations and companies around the world are being forced to pick a side between the US-China technology war. The latest casualty is TikTok, a popular video app with more than a billion users. The app is owned by a Chinese company Bytedance. TikTok was blocked in India after a heated border clash with China. Then, on Monday, US authorities said they would look at banning the app
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