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Spotify Register 1 million users in India in less than a week launch

World’s leading paid music streaming service Spotify register more than 1 million unique users in India across its free and premium tiers in less than a week launch. As we mentioned that Spotify launched in India on Tuesday, stepping into a price-sensitive market crowded by well-funded players such as Reliance Industries’ JioSaavn and Apple’s Apple […]

Microsoft Surpasses Apple & Becomes World’s Most Valuable Company

The technology giant Microsoft has Corp surpassed Apple Inc to become the world’s most valuable publicly traded company with a $300 billion rout. After becoming the top company in the world, Microsoft shares rose 0.6 percent Tuesday, pushing the company’s market value to $828.1 billion at the close. The last time Microsoft’s market capitalization was bigger […]

Google Making Efforts to Enter China With a Subsidary of Waymo

The popular technology company Alphabet Inc. is putting good efforts to build a presence in China with a new subsidiary of Waymo based in Shanghai. Waymo is one of the world’s leading autonomous car designers. The company has claimed that it has set up a legal entity in the country and has people working there, […]

Facebook Establishes Subsidiary in China Despite Toughened Censorship

The social media major Facebook has established a subsidiary in China, where its sites have remained blocked in the country’s restrictive markets. A subsidiary is being set up for the purpose of creating an ‘innovative hub’ to support and encourage local start-ups and developers. The subsidiary called Lianshu Science & Technology has been registered in […]

Youtube Brings a ‘New Way to Earn’ for Creators

World’s largest video repository, Youtube has announced to allow creators to set up paid channel memberships, a move helping itself and its users diversify revenue after a turbulent year. Presently, the vast majority of revenue at Google’s owned service comes from advertising and it will remain a focus informed Neal Mohan, YouTube’s chief products officer. Viewers […]