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Apple to Make iPhone in India, Reliance Jio vs. Airtel, ZTE Blade 2 Launch, and More: Your 360 Daily

Apple to Make iPhone in India, Reliance Jio vs. Airtel, ZTE Blade 2 Launch, and More: Your 360 Daily 3w6t48

By Rohan Naravane | Updated: 3 February 2017 21:17 IST

Highlights

Apple may make iPhones in India on the outskirts of Bengaluru
Jio has the widest cell coverage, Airtel has the fastest speed
Sony smartphone business slumps even further

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There’s a lot happening with preparing to meet with US lawmakers about the situation later this month. It is in their interest to lobby against any major changes that could hurt the country’s $150 billion (roughly Rs. 10,09,429 crores) IT industry. As we all keep tracking this top story, here’s a look at what else made headlines today. eq29

1) Apple to manufacture iPhones in Bengaluru by April-end?
Priyank Kharge, Karantaka’s IT minister, revealed in an interview that Apple is preparing to begin in a recent earnings call that “India is the place to be”.

2) ZTE Blade 2 launched in India at Rs. 11,999
The ZTE smartphone is a big 5000mAh battery.

3) Reliance Jio has the coverage, Airtel has the speeds, says report
A report from Credit Suisse suggests that Airtel offers better speeds on 4G. The average speeds of Airtel came to about 12Mbps, while the rest hovered around 7-8Mbps.

4) Samsung Pay could be headed to India soon
According to the firmware update on the Samsung suggested otherwise.

5) Google sures Apple to become the world’s most valuable brand
Breaking most valuable brand in the world, according to a Brand Finance Global 500 report. The analysts producing the report suggest Apple "over-exploited the goodwill of its customers" and that "Apple's loss has been Google's gain”.

6) Sony smartphone sales slipped by 33 percent in last quarter of 2016
Japanese electronics and entertainment giant Sony reported an overall 84 percent drop in the last quarter of 2016, with Sony’s smartphone offerings have failed to stack up against Apple's iPhone and Samsung’s Galaxy line of smartphones.

7) Nintendo’s Fire Emblem Heroes launches in 39 countries, excluding India and China
Tactical role playing game Fire Emblem Heroes is available on iOS and Android, first impressions of the game.

Fire Emblem Heroes APK - How to and Install on Android

8) Uber CEO no longer advising US President Donald Trump
Citing strong disapproval from its employees, Uber’s CEO Travis Kalanick has decided to stay on.

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