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Nepal Telecom has finally launched its digital payment service: Namaste Pay, at a program in the capital on September 14, 2021 (Bhadra 29, 2078). One of the great features of the Digital payment mobile money service is the ability to…
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One of the most popular social media platforms in Nepal, Viber, a company owned by Rakuten has rolled out Viber Lenses through a partnership with Snapchat. The inclusion of this magic augmented reality (AR) will surely elevate the…
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A new eCommerce marketplace called YesCart has officially launched in Nepal. The subsidiary of Sharda Group, IoT  Incorporation Pvt. Ltd owns the marketplace aiming their contribution to the Digital Transformation of Nepal’s economy. The…
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Daraz, the largest online platform in Nepal, has now launched Daraz live, Nepal’s first in-app shoppable Live Stream. It is now up and running on the Daraz mobile application from 1st September 2021. Daraz brought it as per the…
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Google has launched much-awaited YouTube Music for smartwatches. The app is now available on the Play Store for download on Wear OS. But the app comes with major limitations. After Google ditched the Play Music app and replaced it with…
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Film making and all its other components can often be tedious and skill intensive. Though the developments in technology have lessened the burden on young and upcoming independent filmmakers without sufficient staff, some areas like…
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In this three-minute article, we will list out some of the most efficient mobile apps that can help you save a lot of your time and provide ease in your work. In the world of technology, it is very much important that you value your time…
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Foodmandu, Nepal's No.1 and largest online food delivery service has now partnered with the eSewa Nepal’s First Online Payment Gateway. Now, the Foodmandu users will be able to pay for their orders through the Mobile Wallet service. An…
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Netflix is expanding into video games with free subscriptions for its customers. The company says its first gaming venture will begin on smartphones and tablets. The US-based OTT giant has said the games will be ad-free and available to…
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WorldLink has started testing the PUBG server in Nepal which is expected to bring the much-sought improvement to the online battle royale game. This became possible after PUBG's parent company Tencent availed a local server to WorldLink to…
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