Indus OS

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This app marketplace powers Samsung’s Galaxy App Store with over 400,000 applications. It’s not alwayS usual for large original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to partner with… Read More »Indus OS: A platform for apps in Indian languages

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Indus, which neither has a Chinese investor nor a Chinese competitor in India, has been registering steady growth on the back of a made-in-India sentiment.… Read More »Indus’s App Bazaar found its niche as an Indian-language app store. Its big test: being Atmanirbhar.

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