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Jio and Google announced today that the much-anticipated JioPhone Next, the made-for-India smartphone jointly designed by the two companies, will be available in stores from Diwali, adding to the festival cheer in the country. This will be the most affordable smartphone anywhere in the world with an entry price of only ₹1,999 and the rest paid via easy EMI over 18/24 months. A
Prior to its expected launch date, the price of the Reliance Jio smartphone was leaked. Additionally, a few specifications of the phone were also leaked.
Android Community May 19, 2021 The Google I/O 2021 keynote was a success. By now, you’ve probably heard of a lot of things from Android 12 Beta 1 to Wear OS and the fact that Google has added the best of Samsung’s Tizen to come up with a unified platform. New privacy and security tools have also been introduced. Now we’re learning more about the Google Assistant that will be available soon on more devices. For developers and OEMs, Google has also shared new features and tools that will help you come up with new devices and apps. New Android APIs are ready for Assistant developers. If...
Synopsis The popular food delivery app, Swiggy has already implemented App Actions, so users can check on their order status by querying the Google Assistant, without opening the Swiggy app and clicking on the status of their order manually. iStock Voice search is faster, more intuitive and friction-free. The era of conversational commerce is upon us. Indian consumer behaviour is changing and 60% of phone users in India now use Voice Assistants on their mobile to search for information, look up businesses, and get things done. This is not just a fad but a new way of accomplishing tasks witho...