 | HEADLINES | | Here are some stories that you don't want to miss today |
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| Bangladesh central bank team reaches Manila to retrieve cyberheist funds |
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| A Bangladesh central bank team arrived in Manila on Monday to work on moving back part of the $81 million stolen from its account in the New York Federal Reserve in February and sent to the Philippines, a Bangladeshi official said. |
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| Nike brings its personalized digital platform to India, NIKEiD available too |
| Nike.com also offers an online community aimed to help users improve their sporting performance. The portal can be used to combine product services to the Nike+ ecosystem. Users can connect to Nike+ community through Nike.com or through Nike+ apps su... |
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| SOTI to boost India manpower |
| SOTI, Canada-based enterprise mobility management and BYOD (bring your own device) solutions provider, said that it has won deals with Bharti Airtel, LaLiT Hotels and Reckitt Benckiser in India. |
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| OnlineTyari gets Rs 20 crore funding from Michael & Susan Dell Foundation |
| The Michael and Susan Dell Foundation today announced an equity investment of Rs. 15 crore (USD 2.1 million) in the mobile-first test preparation platform, OnlineTyari (OT). |
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| Panasonic launches new P series smartphone, price starts at Rs 7,490 |
| Extending its P series, Panasonic India on Tuesday launched a new smartphone P71 that will come in two variants. |
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| McDonald's mobile app finally gets payment facility |
| Following the lead of Starbucks, Domino's Pizza, Taco Bell and other fast food chains, the burger giant has belatedly developed a mobile smartphone app to make ordering and pick-up more convenient. |
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| CurrencyKart launches app |
| Domestic online foreign exchange solutions CurrencyKart on Tuesday launched its mobile forex booking app for instant forex requirements, including buying or selling foreign currency. |
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| US hardware maker OWC enters India |
| US-based computer hardware company OWC on Tuesday announced that it will bring a range of upgrades and solutions for Apple Macintosh users to the Indian and southeast Asian markets. |
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| IoT device makers get a wake-up call on security |
| Recent cyberattacks harnessing everyday devices such as cameras, video recorders, printers, routers and speakers are a wake-up call to the hidden dangers of the Internet of Things. |
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| Ambrane BT-5000 Bluetooth speaker launched at Rs 1,499 |
| Backed by a 400mAh battery, the speaker is said to offer a playback time for 6-8 hours. |
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