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Indkal Technologies Signs Licensing Deal to Launch Acer Smartphones in India Under Rs. 50000
Indkal Technologies, a Bengaluru-based startup, has signed a licensing agreement to launch Acer-branded smartphones in India, it announced on Thursday. The Taiwanese consumer electronics company is said to be entering the Indian smartphone market again, years after its smartphone business shut shop.
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IT Ministry Launches Indian Web Browser Development Challenge for Startups, Developers
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) launched the Indian Web Browser Development Challenge (IWBDC) on Wednesday seeking to inspire and empower technology enthusiasts, innovators, and developers.
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Talespin Is Bringing Machine Learning and Chatbots to Physical Retail
Delhi-based Talespin uses a combination of machine vision, machine learning, and conversational commerce to reimagine inventory management for physical retail.
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Why India's Online Startups Are Turning Offline
Online shopping may be getting more popular by the day but the lack of a "touch and feel" experience gnaws at them. This is one of the few key reasons why companies that exclusively have been selling online so far are now looking to go the brick and mortar way.
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Google Trips Takes on Travel Planning Startups - and Succeeds
Google Trips takes advantage of the fact that Google can take a deep dive through your inbox to create a smart travel advisor, though it lacks the human touch.
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Indkal Technologies Signs Licensing Deal to Launch Acer Smartphones in India Under Rs. 50000
Indkal Technologies, a Bengaluru-based startup, has signed a licensing agreement to launch Acer-branded smartphones in India, it announced on Thursday. The Taiwanese consumer electronics company is said to be entering the Indian smartphone market again, years after its smartphone business shut shop.
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IT Ministry Launches Indian Web Browser Development Challenge for Startups, Developers
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) launched the Indian Web Browser Development Challenge (IWBDC) on Wednesday seeking to inspire and empower technology enthusiasts, innovators, and developers.
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Talespin Is Bringing Machine Learning and Chatbots to Physical Retail
Delhi-based Talespin uses a combination of machine vision, machine learning, and conversational commerce to reimagine inventory management for physical retail.
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Why India's Online Startups Are Turning Offline
Online shopping may be getting more popular by the day but the lack of a "touch and feel" experience gnaws at them. This is one of the few key reasons why companies that exclusively have been selling online so far are now looking to go the brick and mortar way.
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Google Trips Takes on Travel Planning Startups - and Succeeds
Google Trips takes advantage of the fact that Google can take a deep dive through your inbox to create a smart travel advisor, though it lacks the human touch.
