Delhiites can now book DTC bus tickets across the Delhi-NCR region with just a few clicks on WhatsApp, thanks to Meta India’s new QR ticketing service. This innovative system allows commuters to purchase tickets directly within a WhatsApp chatbot, making travel more convenient and hassle-free. No more waiting in long queues or searching for ticketing booths, as users can now buy tickets from anywhere on the go.
Acer, a leading tech brand, celebrated a significant milestone with the opening of its 200th store in India at the DLF Mall of India in Noida. This new store offers tech enthusiasts an immersive experience to explore Acer’s latest products, including laptops, desktops, monitors, gaming devices, and accessories. With a focus on creating inspiring retail spaces, Acer aims to provide customers with a dynamic and engaging shopping experience.
In a major development, Apple has increased its iPhone production in India, with approximately one out of seven iPhones now being made in the country. This move signifies Apple’s commitment to the Indian market and highlights the country’s growing importance in the tech industry.
Meanwhile, cases manufacturer Dbrand faced backlash on social media after making a racist comment in response to a customer complaint. Known for its bold social media presence, Dbrand’s controversial remark sparked outrage online.
Lastly, Lava is gearing up to enter the smartwatch market in India with the upcoming launch of the Lava Prowatch in April. The smartwatch is expected to offer fitness-tracking capabilities, interchangeable watch straps, a scratch-resistant screen, and a speedy user interface. Stay tuned for more updates on Lava’s foray into the smartwatch segment.