MapMyIndia brings NaviMaps to iOS MapMyIndia has released an iOS version of its navigation app NaviMaps that offers voice navigation in regional languages. The app provides regional language guidance in 10 languages, automatic traffic based re-routing and maps for Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bangladesh. It also provides real-time journey updates on Facebook. The app works on a freemium model where its free to use with limited features and offers a 3 day trial. It offers an in-app purchase of Map updates for Rs 299 and a full featured lifetime pro-guidance for Rs 620. MapMyIndia had earlier released the Android version of NaviMaps in May this year. Amar Ujala launches hyperlocal sites in Shimla and Jammu Hindi news daily Amar Ujala has recently launched two hyperlocal websites for Shimla and Jammu. These hyperlocal websites provide local news in politics, crime and bureaucracy along with campus coverage, sports and cultural activities, blogs and photo galleries. Amar Ujala mentions that it had earlier launched hyperlocal websites for Chandigarh, Dehradun, Lucknow and Delhi-NCR. The website aims to launch in more cities soon. Hungama will live stream musical festival Khazana Hungama will be live streaming the music concert ‘Khazana - A Festival of Ghazals’ across its digital platforms on the 1st and 2nd of August 2014. This concert can be watched from Hungama.com, Hungama's official YouTube channel, Pankaj Udhas’s official FB Page, Dailymotion India and through the Ghazal section on the Hungama mobile app. It will also be live streamed for Tata Sky's Actv Music subscribers. TaxiforSure launches in Ahmedabad Online taxi service TaxiForSure has launched its operations in Ahmedabad. With this, the company is…
