PUBG MOBILE LITE
PUBG lite pre-registration now open: How to register, expected launch date, rewards and account details
Krafton India is thrilled to announce the pre-registration for Battlegrounds Mobile India Lite on Google Play. Slated for release by the end of 2026, this streamlined edition promises a reduced download size. Gamers who sign up early can earn unique rewards. Existing accounts from Battlegrounds Mobile India will seamlessly transfer, and players from both Lite and standard versions can enjoy cross-play compatibility.
BGMI Lite Krafton confirms India launch: Release date, features, system requirements, download size and what we know so far
BGMI Lite Krafton: Battlegrounds Mobile India Lite is set to make its debut in India by the end of 2026, as confirmed by Krafton India. This streamlined version aims at catering to gamers using budget-friendly and older smartphones. Insights from PUBG Mobile Lite suggest exciting features for BGMI Lite. Stay tuned for more updates as the launch date approaches.
Tencent buys stake worth $264 million in Flipkart from Binny Bansal
The transaction was completed on October 26, 2021 and was shared with the government authorities at the beginning of the current financial year. Post the transaction, Tencent arm holds 0.72 per stake in Flipkart which is valued at around USD 264 million, as per last valuation of USD 37.6 billion disclosed by the e-commerce firm in July 2021.
No end to China app war; Zomato, Paytm, Nykaa hit all-time lows
Five rounds in, India's app war on China is far from over.
Govt to keep close eye on Chinese origin apps
This came a day after it was revealed that 54 such apps, including many from the stables of large Chinese technology companies such as Alibaba, Tencent and gaming firm NetEase, had been banned in the fifth and latest crackdown by the authorities.
China apps ban: Gaming, beauty and dating apps dominate latest list
This is the fifth round of major bans of Chinese apps by the Indian government following border tensions with China in 2020.
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Government bans 43 more Chinese apps, SnackVideo and AliExpress on the list
The government had earlier banned apps such as ByteDance-owned TikTok, Helo along with WeChat, CamScanner and PUBG.
PUBG Mobile, Lite version stop working in India
Tencent Games, that owns the mobile game, said on Facebook that it "deeply regrets this outcome" and thanked PUBG Mobile and PUBG Mobile Lite fans for their support in India.
PUBG Mobile's player revenue from India almost negligible
PUBG Corp’s player revenue from India, its largest market in terms of users, is only 1.2% of what it rakes in globally, according to a market analysis of the Korean firm which is trying to get its mobile game 'PlayerUnknown's Battleground' unbanned in the country.
PUBG removed from Google Play store, Apple App store following India's ban
As of Friday, Google Play store and Apple App store have taken down PUBG Mobile and PUBG Mobile Lite app, which were still available until Thursday night. The list of banned apps also includes Baidu, Tencent Watchlist, FaceU, WeChat Reading, according to an official statement.
The full list of 118 Chinese mobile applications banned by the government
are engaged in activities which is prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order.”
Banned 118 apps on security, surveillance, data concerns: Ravi Shankar Prasad
The government on Wednesday blocked 118 more mobile apps with Chinese links, including popular game PUBG, citing data privacy concerns and a threat to national security.
2nd digital strike targets clones of banned China apps, Google and Apple Inc directed to remove these apps
Google and Apple Inc, which run popular mobile operating systems Android and iOS, respectively, were directed to remove these apps from their app stores, and they are expected to comply with the order
Govt bans 47 more Chinese apps citing risks to national sovereignty, integrity and defence
The source privy to the development said that the 47 additional Chinese apps that have been banned now were clones and variants of the apps which were blocked earlier.
Realme X2 review: Works without lags, great for gaming, but camera performance average
The phone has a 6.4-inch dewdrop screen with 2340 x 1080 pixel resolution.
Coolpad Cool 3 Plus review: Average battery life, camera suffers shutter lag in low light
Due to the small screen, the overall dimensions of the phone are also compact.
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