Reliance Jio aims to get 500 million subscribers in 3 years, says Mukesh Ambani

"In the next three years, Jio will connect half a billion mobile customers, a billion smart sensors and 50 million home and business establishments:," said Ambani at the 43rd AGM.

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Google to invest Rs 33,737 crore for a 7.7 per cent stake in Jio Platforms

Ambani confirmed Google's investment during the 43rd AGM.

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Twitter launches a dedicated search prompt in India to help people about disaster relief efforts

Twitter said every time someone searches for certain keywords associated with disaster relief, a prompt will direct them to the relevant information and sources of help available on Twitter.

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Looking for a budget smartphone? Chinese handset maker Realme launches C11 at Rs 7,499

The smartphone boasts of 5000mAh battery and MediaTek Helio G35 processor and costs Rs 7,499 in India.

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Over 2,500 games removed from Apple's China App Store after loophole shuts: Data firm

The games removed in the first seven days of July had generated a combined $34.7 million in lifetime gross revenue in China, and had accumulated more than 133 million downloads in the country.

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Vanguard to partner with Infosys for digital transformation, transfer 1300 staff

The US-headquartered company said the partnership would deliver a technology-driven approach to plan administration and fundamentally reshape the corporate retirement plan experience for its sponsors and participants.

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After ban, India asks Chinese app makers to answer 77 questions on security, content

India last month banned the apps following a border clash between soldiers from the two countries, which left 20 Indian soldiers dead. India has said the apps pose a threat to its "sovereignty and integrity". The 59 banned apps, which include TikTok and Alibaba's UC Browser, were asked whether they acted at the behest of any foreign government to edit, promote or demote any content.

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