Indian developers turn more creative with unique iOS apps for remote work era
Indian iOS developers have come up with novel methods to keep people work from anywhere as the announcement of winners in the Swift Student Challenge shows
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As millions struggle to navigate the pandemic, apps have become more essential than ever and Indian iOS developers have found innovative ways to keep people connected, help them learn and work from home.
Indians now rely on Apple services in new ways, turning to expertly-curated apps to stay connected to their workspace and informed.
How this woman entrepreneur grew her business 10x during the pandemic
Meghna Saraogi, Co-founder of fashion tech startup StyleDotMe, says an all-digital approach, new tech, and helping jewellers connect with consumers online helped the startup grow 10x during the pandemic.
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In 2014,
Meghna Saraogi launched StyleDotMe, an app that that lets users get instant fashion advice not just from friends and followers, but from experts around the world with instant polls and voting options.
Later, the startup launched
MirrAR, which lets people virtually try on things via augmented reality (AR) on digital platforms of client brands, via iPads. Users can see themselves in different jewellery products on a larger screen, and can take pictures and share on social media as well.
‘It’s under intense pressure that diamonds are formed’ – 25 quotes from India’s COVID-19 struggle
In this compilation, we present thought-provoking quotes from the week of December 21-28 that frame India’s battle with the coronavirus pandemic.
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In a short span of time, the digital health space has evolved and online consultations have become the spine of healthcare delivery systems globally. - Ashvini Goel, Telemedicine Society of India
Going forward, we have to learn to forget the bad memories for mental well-being and embrace a healthy lifestyle for overall fitness, as health is the only wealth. - Dolly Kumar, Cosmic Nutracos