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    Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max price drop: Check latest price and offers available for the flagship phone

    Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max price drop (Google Trends): The iPhone 16 Pro Max, Apple's 2024 flagship, is now available at a reduced price on Flipkart during the Big Billion Days sale. The 256GB model is listed at ₹89,999, with exchange discounts up to ₹57,000 and bank offers available. It features the A18 Pro chip, a 48MP triple-lens camera system, and a 6.

    Amazon's urgent and final refund alert: How to check if you still have unused Amazon coins

    Amazon is shutting down its Appstore for Android devices on August 20, 2025, ending its 14-year effort to rival Google Play. Launched in 2011, the Appstore offered apps, games, and Amazon Coins. While it will remain on Fire tablets and Fire TV, its departure from other Android devices impacts users and developers.

    Amazon to shut down Android Appstore and Amazon Coins programme by August 2025

    A new FAQ page on Amazon’s website has revealed that access to the Amazon Appstore on Android devices will be discontinued from August 20, 2025. Users will no longer be able to download or update apps, and active subscriptions should be cancelled. Amazon is also shutting down its Amazon Coins programme, impacting in-app purchases and digital transactions.

    Amazon to shut down Android app store, discontinue Coins

    Customers will no longer have access to the Amazon Appstore on their Android devices from August 20, 2025, according to a notification on the company’s support page. It also announced the discontinuation of the Amazon Coins programme on the same date, with Coins no longer available for purchase from 20th February 2025.

    Top credit cards with airport lounge access

    Here is a list of credit cards with airport lounge access from the top 14 banks in India.

    Experts flag exemption on processing children’s data; fintechs lead expansion in MF

    Experts have flagged concerns about the consent architecture and exemptions provided to certain intermediaries on the processing of children’s data in the Digital Personal Data Protection Act.

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