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Is this Google's plan to stall in complying with the competition regulator's orders, by claiming these changes are 'complex'?
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The map freely available for all was made possible in part, due to the liberalised drone rules and guidelines for geospatial data.
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The Indian Space Research Organisation and MapMyIndia on Thursday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for developing location based software services and AI-based solutions,...
Payments Amazon may soon be able to issue its own UPI handles in partnership with Axis Bank, as the company is reportedly testing the...
Delhi-based mapping software developer MapMyIndia has partnered with Ford for adding new Points of Interest to search results around a given location on Ford’s proprietary...
MapMyIndia, a Delhi-based company that builds GIS & GPS based software has acquired Bangalore-based VIDTEQ—the company that built VideoMaps, a mapping software which allows...
Delhi-based mapping software developer MapMyIndia has announced multiple partnerships with Reverie Language Technologies for developing an Indic-language based mapping platform, the Indian government for developing...
MapmyIndia has partnered with the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) and Bhuvan, to enhance its mapping and navigation technologies, reports the Economic Times. Note...
