Watch Flipkart’s Image Search In Action
Earlier this month, Flipkart had announced a hitherto-unseen innovation in the Indian e-commerce space – image search. With this feature, users can simply take a picture of clothes that catch their fancy, and Flipkart would automatically display items from its catalogue that look similar to the article of clothing that’s been photographed.
Blackberry Slips Further in Market Share; To Cut Undisclosed Number Of Jobs
Phone maker Blackberry now has only 0.3% of the smart phone market share in the world, down from 0.5% a year ago. At this level, it stands a distant fourth behind Android, iOS and Windows at 78%, 18.3% and 2.5% market share respectively.
Indian Government Launches Job Portal
The Indian government is going to lend a helping hand to for you to find a job. It has launched a National Career Service portal at www.ncs.gov.in.
Accenture To Do Away With Performance Reviews
In what is probably a huge and a bold move by a company of its size, US based consulting company Accenture is eliminating annual performance appraisal reviews come September.
Now You Can Have Meals From KFC On Your Train Journey
International fast food chain KFC has tied up with IRCTC to start food delivery system for railway passengers. Now a person traveling on a train can order KFC meal while booking ticket through IRCTC (Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation) website.
Ola Starts A Grocery Delivery Service
On-demand cab service provider Ola cabs is expanding its wings beyond the cab business. The Bangalore-based startup, which has been giving Uber a…
18 Lies You Tell In Your Interviews And What They Really Mean
Let’s face it. We’ve all peppered out interviews and resumes with these little white and big lies and exaggerations.
Why Flipkart’s Moving To An App Only Model
Flipkart, Amazon, and Snapdeal are currently locked in a slugfest for a piece of the $11 billion Indian e-commerce pie. They’re offering jaw-dropping discounts, spending millions on promotions, and even taking out snarky advertisements against their competitors, all in a bid to woo the Indian consumer. But last month, Flipkart hinted that it might do something quite extreme – the company said that it could shut down its website.
Google’s Employees Have Just Made A Lot Of Money
After a long period during which the company’s stock had languished on the back of concerns over the eroding relevance of the search engine, the markets had a pleasant surprise for Google’s 53,000 employees – the stock rose a stunning 16% on Friday after the announcement of the company’s quarterly earnings.