Google to allow sharing of paid Android apps through Family Groups Google will soon allow users to share their paid mobile apps purchased from the Android App store within a virtual family group, reports TechCrunch. According to Google’s documentation, ‘Family Library’ will be available by July 2, 2016, and all paid apps purchased after that date would become eligible for sharing with other members through the new feature. Developers can restrict their apps from being shared within a Family Groups; Google will provide an option for developers to turn off/ sharing feature one its launched. Family Library will also support sharing books, and streaming of music and videos among the members in a group. *** Housing's co-founder Advitiya Sharma launches new education startup Housing’s co-founder Advitiya Sharma who left the company in March has now launched a new education startup named ‘Genius’, reports Livemint. Sharma’s new startup aims to offer neighborhood tutors with relevant resources in the form of content and software to help adapt teaching to each student’s learning abilities. The startup plans to reach 800 teachers and 8,000 students in 5 metros within the next six months. The startup is targeting schoolchildren from kindergarten to Class VIII, but initially the service will be rolled out for Classes III-V by offering lesson in mathematics, science and English. It plans to make money by charging a fee off a teachers’ income. *** Shopmatic launches operations in Singapore and Hong Kong Shopmatic, an e-commerce platform for sellers, has extended its business…
