The auction of the 5G spectrum for ultra-high-speed internet services will stretch to the fourth day on Friday, after 16 rounds of bidding conducted so far-fetched bids worth Rs 1,49,623 crore. Billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Jio, Sunil Miscalled Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea and a unit of billionaire Gautam Adan; flagship Adan; Enterprises are in the race to bid for 5G spectrum, that offers speeds of about 10 times faster than 4G and lag free connectivity. Telecom Minister Ashwin Vaishnaw on Thursday said 16 rounds of bidding have been completed in three days and the auction will continue on Friday. Bids worth Rs 1,49,623 crore have been received at the end of the third day, the minister said. After PUBG Mobile; it seems that the new GMI too banned in India. While there is no official statement from the IT ministry yet, the GMI game confirmed to be removed from both the play store and Apple App store. Kraft on has also confirmed the development and said, We are clarifying how GMI was removed from Google Play Store and the App store and will let you know once we get specific information. While the game removed from app stores, if you already have the game installed on your smartphone; then you will be still able to play it till the time it is possible. Google has officially said that it has received an official order from the government to remove the game. Apple a new doubling of its revenues in India in the April-June period, setting a new all-time record in the country; particularly riding on its iPhone 13 series, the company’s CEO Tim Cook has announced. Speaking to analysts after posting a record June quarter, Cook said that the quarter. Recorded record revenue in developed and emerging markets with double-digit growth in Brazil, Indonesia and Vietnam, and a new doubling of revenue in India. Continuing its growth in India driven by local manufacturing, Apple sold over 1.2 million iPhones in the country in the second quarter (Q2) this year, registering a massive 94 per cent growth (year-on-year). The US judge in the Twitter vs Elon Musk legal battle over the cancellation of the $44 billion takeover deal has set October 17 as the beginning date of the high-profile trial. Judge Kathleen McCormick in the Delaware Court of Chancery has issued an official schedule, with the high-profile trial starting from October 17 till October 21. Twitter wanted the trial to begin on October 10, but Musk said he wants it to start a week later, stressing that the extra week of preparation time would be crucial. The parties shall work together in good faith on the scheduling and location of depositions. The parties will not require a subpoena to produce for deposition, on reasonable notice, persons under their respective control, including their respective current directors, officers, employees, and experts and documents under the parties; control in the possession of such persons, the judge said in the case scheduling order. GMI Banned in India, Apple continues to make merry in India.
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