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The border row between India and China in the eastern Ladakh has given the rise to local developers who helped Indian apps to tap a larger chunk of the overall market at the cost of Chinese option. The opportunity has been exploited not only by India, but also by apps from Israel, the US, Russia, and Germany.
Once considered India’s answer to WhatsApp, Hike Messenger has shut down Over the years, the Indian app found it difficult to survive as its Facebook-owned competitor became ubiquitous in the country. On January 6, Kavin Bharti Mittal, the founder of the eight-year-old Indian instant messenger Hike, tweeted that the app was starting the new year “with a bang” by bettering its social media platform and adding gaming to the gamut. Buried in that news was the fact that the company was retiring StickerChat, formerly Hike Messenger, which the flagship product of Mittal’s company for years....
Published: January 20, 2021 11:13 AM IST FAU-G is soon to make its official entry in India, following numerous teasers and speculations. Now, prior to the launch, the Indian game has gained four million pre-registrations hitting a new milestone even before it has been made accessible to the users. Also Read - FAU-G, Made in India mobile game, launched for iPhone users The information was revealed by the developers of the game in a recent interview, as per a report by FAU-G gets 4 million pre-registrations To recall, FAU-G, d...
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[The Turning Point] How Kaagaz Scanner capitalised on the Chinese app ban after five years of hustle The Turning Point is a series of short articles that focuses on the moment when an entrepreneur hit upon their winning idea. Today, we look at Gurugram-based Kaagaz Scanner, launched by serial entrepreneurs Snehanshu Gandhi, Gaurav Shrishrimal, and Tamanjit Bindra. 0 claps Share on Gurugram-based Kaagaz Scanner had the moment it was “craving for” when the document scanning and storage app garnered a million downloads within 15 days after the Indian government first banned 59 Chinese apps,...