App Store Generated 80% More Revenue than the Play Store in H1, 2019 Global spending on mobile apps and games reportedly continued to grow throughout the first half of this year, with Apple’s App Store continuing to dominate Google Play by a large margin. According to the latest Store Intelligence report from Sensor Tower, the two largest mobile stores in the world generated a combined $39.7 billion in revenues, with the former accounting for an estimated $25....

E-commerce Sales From India Grew 4% in Q1 2019: Report Merchants from India saw an increase of four percent in e-commerce sale on international marketplaces in the first quarter of this year compared to the previous quarter, says a new report. Sales from India were up 121 percent on year-on-year basis, according to the Global Seller Index report from Payoneer, a leading cross-border payment platform. The top-10 countries in terms of sales on international marketplaces have stayed the same since last quarter....

Here’s How Long Apple Supports its iPhones Last month, Appleunveiled iOS 13, the latest iteration of its mobile operating system. The new operating system brings a number of new features, including anew Dark Mode, redesigned apps, native support for swipe-to-type, enhanced voice-control options, animproved photo editorand more. Alongside the iPhone X, XS and XS Max, the software will berolled out to a number of older iPhones, going right back to the iPhone 6s, which was released in 2015....

Kaspersky’s Cybersecurity Competition is Offering ₹6.9 Lakhs as Award Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky on Thursday announced its international cybersecurity competition for students where the overall global winner will get Rs 6.9 lakh. The finale of the Asia Pacific edition of the “secur’IT Cup 2019” will be held on July 11 at the Singapore Institute of Technology — Nanyang Polytechnic, where participants will present their cybersecurity projects to a panel of Kaspersky experts, university delegates and local partners, the company said in a statement....

Mozilla Starts Testing Subscription-based Ad-free Internet Experience Mozilla earlier this year partnered with news subscription service,‘Scroll’, to test a subscription service that will allow users to experience an ad-free internet without hurting publishers. According to aMozilla blog postfrom February 25, it hit upon the new idea because it wasn’t happy with the“terrible experiences and pervasive tracking”designed to persuade users to click on ads and share their personal data. Several months after that announcement, the non-profit software firm is understood to have finally started split testing the service and, is inviting some users to sign-up for it by paying $4....

Nokia 9 PureView with 5 Camera Setup to Soon Launch in India Several months afterunveiling the Nokia 9 PureViewat MWC Barcelona, HMD Global is finally looking to bring the device to India. The Nokia Mobile India Twitter handle(@NokiamobileIN)on Thursday started teasing the launch of the much-awaited phone with a 24-second video that advertises‘ultimate focal length control’on the penta-cam device. The tweet doesn’t reveal either the launch date or any pricing info, but it comes with a $699 (around Rs....

PUBG Lite with Hindi Support Now Available in India Popular battle royale game, PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has had a low-end version for quite some time now, and while it was earlier region locked and not available in India, the company has finally launched PUBG Lite for India as well. PUBG Lite is a lot like regular PUBG, but it’s free to download and play. It’s also aimed at low-end systems that can’t handle the original game at decent frame rates without compromising on graphical fidelity....