Apple, a popular iPhone creation worldwide, has reported that it has shown three billion units of this smartphone since the launch. The company’s Tim Cook said that since its launch about 18 years ago, Apple has recently achieved the achievement of three billion units of iPhone.

The company has a revenue of $ 94.4 billion (about Rs 8.22 lakh crore) in the third quarter of this year. This is an increase of about percentage compared to the same period of the previous year. The iPhone accounts for about 50 percent in this revenue. Apple completed its one billion units of its shipment in 2016 after the launch of the iPhone. However, the company did not say when the shipment figure of two billion units of the iPhone was achieved. It is estimated that it would take less than four years to reach the shipment of three billion units of the iPhone after this.

Apple received a profit of $ 23.42 billion (about 2.04 lakh rupees) in the third quarter. The company’s MAC and iPad have been at $ 8.05 billion (about 0.70 lakh crore rupees) and $ 6.58 billion (about 0.57 lakh crore rupees) respectively. The sales of iPhones are also increasing in India. Apple’s iPhone 16 has the highest shipment in the second quarter of this year in the country. The company is expected to ship around 28 million iPhone in India in the second quarter. This will increase by about 20 percent on a year-on-year basis. Despite the weak season in the country’s smartphone market and the scorching heat in many states, iPhone sales are likely to be strong.

The company’s sales in the country have also increased with discounts and financed options on iPhones. Apple opened two retail stores in India about two years ago. Apple plans to start new stores in the country soon. Earlier this year, Cook had said that the company plans to open four new stores in the country. The company’s current stores are in Delhi and Mumbai. Apple plans to open new stores in Sky City Mall in Borivili, Mumbai and Finix Mall of Asia in Bangalore.

India has become the fastest payment country in the world. Unified Payments Interface (UPI) has a major contribution in this achievement. In the country, the use of debit cards and credit cards and other means of payment is decreasing.

Inter-bank transactions can be done immediately through smartphones from UPI developed by National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI). In the International Monetary Fund (IMF), a fintech note ‘Growing Retail Digital Payments: The Value of Interopeability’ has said that the use of UPI has increased rapidly in the last few years. However, the use of some means of payment like debit cards and credit cards is decreasing. The country has more than 18 billion transactions per month through UPI. IMF has reported, “India has become the fastest payment country in the world.” Through such a fintech note, policy makers are advised by IMF on important issues. The IMF says that the scope of payments can increase rapidly in digital ways with interopeable payment systems like UPI.

This Fintech note states that it is difficult to estimate the use of cash because cash transactions are often not recorded in any laser, especially in the informal sector. Recently, the Central Government had reiterated its commitment to promote payments digitally through UPI. Along with this, the government had clarified that no proposal to impose Goods and Services Tax (GST) on transactions worth more than Rs 2,000 from UPI is being considered.

The consultancy firm PWC report stated that retail digital payments have increased by about 90 times in the last 12 years. NPCI also plans to increase UPI features. UPI transactions are placed in two categories-Person-to-Person (P2P) and Person-to-CRINT (P2M). NPCI aims to add 20 to 30 crore new users for UPI. The number of retail users of this payment system is more than 45 crores.

India has become the fastest payment country in the world. Unified Payments Interface (UPI) has a major contribution in this achievement. In the country, the use of debit cards and credit cards and other means of payment is decreasing.

Inter-bank transactions can be done immediately through smartphones from UPI developed by National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI). In the International Monetary Fund (IMF), a fintech note ‘Growing Retail Digital Payments: The Value of Interopeability’ has said that the use of UPI has increased rapidly in the last few years. However, the use of some means of payment like debit cards and credit cards is decreasing. The country has more than 18 billion transactions per month through UPI. IMF has reported, “India has become the fastest payment country in the world.” Through such a fintech note, policy makers are advised by IMF on important issues. The IMF says that the scope of payments can increase rapidly in digital ways with interopeable payment systems like UPI.

This Fintech note states that it is difficult to estimate the use of cash because cash transactions are often not recorded in any laser, especially in the informal sector. Recently, the Central Government had reiterated its commitment to promote payments digitally through UPI. Along with this, the government had clarified that no proposal to impose Goods and Services Tax (GST) on transactions worth more than Rs 2,000 from UPI is being considered.

The consultancy firm PWC report stated that retail digital payments have increased by about 90 times in the last 12 years. NPCI also plans to increase UPI features. UPI transactions are placed in two categories-Person-to-Person (P2P) and Person-to-CRINT (P2M). NPCI aims to add 20 to 30 crore new users for UPI. The number of retail users of this payment system is more than 45 crores.

The US devices maker Apple plans to introduce some products on the 20th anniversary of the worldwide iPhone worldwide. These may include the first foldable iPhone. In the last few years, the market of foldable smartphones has increased rapidly. South Korea’s Samsung has the highest stake in this market.

Bloomberg’s Technology Journalist Mark Gurman Power on The newsletter has told that Apple’s foldable iPhone will be introduced on the occasion of the completion of two decades of the iPhone. The foldable iPhone may be available for sale in 2027. It may have an almost not looking display crease unlike other foldable smartphones. Along with this, curved iPhone can also be introduced. It can have a screen without a cutout. This smartphone may have a face ID sensor for under-display front camera and biometric authentication.

In this newsletter, Gurman has said that the company’s first smart glasses can also be launched. Apple plans to manufacture a separate chip for this. They can do the same work as Meta Ray-Ban glasses. In these smart glasses, Apple Intelligence features related to Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be given. The company also plans to launch models of new Airpods and Apple Watch.

Sales of Apple iPhone and other products have increased rapidly in India in the last few years. The company’s new retail outlets in the country may start soon. These Apple stores can be opened in DLF Mall of India in Uttar Pradesh and Kopa Mall in Pune. Apart from this, the company plans to open two additional stores. The company’s current stores are in Delhi and Mumbai. Recently, a media report was quoted by sources who have been aware of the company’s plan as saying that Apple has fixed the location for its third and fourth stores in Noida and Pune. Apart from this, it is looking for location for two stores in Mumbai and Bengaluru. The company’s existing two stores were joint revenue of about Rs 800 crore in the first year of sales. Saket’s store in Delhi was 60 percent. The company has also increased the manufacturing of iPhones in the country.

Last year, the apps of India’s developers have been downloaded more than 75 crore times from the App Store of American devices and technology company Apple. With this, the country’s app developers have got sales of about Rs 44,447 crore. Out of this, about 94 percent of the revenue has been received only by developers and businesses and the commission has not been paid to Apple.

A performed by Professor Viswanath Pingali of Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad Study This information has been found in This study has been published by Apple. In the last five years, the income of India’s developers at the app store has increased more than three times. Last year, Apple’s ecosystem in the country has led to transactions of about Rs 44,447 crores in categories like General Retail, Travel, Grocery, Food Delivery and Cab Services. At the app store, developers have acquired about Rs 38,906 crore from billings and goods and services sales, about Rs 3,014 crore from in-app advertising and about Rs 2,527 crore from digital goods and services.

It has been told in this study that 79 percent of the income has been received from the users outside the country. Apps of India’s developers were the 100 most downloaded to the most downloaded. More than 2.2 crore users have visited the company’s app store in the country every week.

In India, the company has also prepared to increase the sales of devices like iPhone. The company’s new stores in the country can be opened in Noida’s DLF Mall of India in Uttar Pradesh and Kopa Mall in Pune. Apart from this, the company plans to open two additional stores. Apple’s current stores are in Delhi and Mumbai. Recently, a media report was quoted by sources who have been aware of the company’s plan as saying that Apple has fixed the location for its third and fourth stores in Noida and Pune. Apart from this, it is looking for location for two stores in Mumbai and Bengaluru. The company’s existing two stores were joint revenue of about Rs 800 crore in the first year of sales. Saket’s store in Delhi was 60 percent.

Flipkart, one of the big e-commerce companies, will shift its holding company to India from Singapore. Flipkart’s parent company Walmart plans to bring its Initial Public Offer (IPO). Many Indian startups kept their base abroad due to more capital and low tax. However, some of these startups are returning from Singapore and America due to better IPO possibilities in India. Dual listing is not allowed in India.

Flipkart stated in a statement, “This step is a common process. Our holding structure is being associated with our main business.” Flipkart started from selling online books about 17 years ago. The company expanded many product categories after this. In India Amazon This is the rivalry. Flipkart shifted its holding company to Singapore in 2011. About seven years ago, American retail company Walmart bought a large stake in Flipkart. Walmart also got the ownership of Digital Payments Company PhonePe with it. The controlling stake was then with Flipkart in the PhonePe.

About three years ago, PhonePe broke away from Flipkart and shifted its headquarters from Singapore to India. This had to pay Walmart to pay a tax of about one billion dollars. Walmart plans to list both Flipkart and PhonePe in the next few years. Last year, Walmart’s Executive Vice President, Dan Bartlett reported that PhonePe started preparing for listing on stock exchange in India.

The market of e-commerce in the country is estimated to increase by 2028 to more than $ 160 billion. Violations of laws related to foreign investment have also increased the scope of Enforcement Directorate (ED) investigation against Amazon and Flipkart. These companies say that they follow the laws of the country. However, the ED has been investigating the allegations against these companies for the last few years. These companies were accused of controlling the inventory of Goods through selected sellers. Under the country’s law, foreign e-commerce companies cannot keep inventory of products sold through their website and can only operate as a marketplace of sellers.

Infosys included in large software companies decreased by about 11.75 percent on a year-by-year basis in the fourth quarter of the previous financial year. The company’s growth estimates for the current financial year also indicates increasing competition in this sector. Infosys has estimated up to three percent growth in revenue. However, the company’s margin guidance is estimated at 20-22 percent.

In the fourth quarter of the last financial year, Infosys has acquired a profit of about Rs 7,033 crore. This is a decline of about 11.75 percent compared to the same period of previous financial year. The company has increased by about 7.92 percent to Rs 40,925 crore on a year-by-year basis in the fourth quarter. The figure was Rs 37,923 crore in the same period of the previous financial year. The company has reported that Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has invested in the Joint Venture Hipus headed by Infosys. This has increased the company’s presence in Japan.

“Japan is a strategic market for the company for the company, CEO of Infosys BPM, Anantha Radhakrishnan. The company’s reliable alliance with Customers in Japan from collabing with MHI has strengthened.” The company has said that in the current financial year it can hiring more than 20,000 freshers. The salary of the company’s workers will increase this month.

Recently, hundreds of freshers were trimmed in Infosys. The Union of IT workers had complained to the central government against this trimming. Earlier, the Labor Ministry of Karnataka said after preliminary investigation into the case that Infosys had not violated the rules. Nascent Information Technology Employees Senate (NITES) complained to Minister of Education, Dharmendra Pradhan and Minister of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Jayant Chaudhary on the trim of freshers in Infosys. NITES had alleged that Infosys had joined the new graduates under the National Apprenticeship Training Scheme (NATS) in October last year. The legally bound apprenticeship contracts were contract with these workers. However, Infosys has removed these freshers without following the legal process by violating the Apprenticeship Act.