Monday 14 November 2016

[wanabidii] Meet Lakshmi, India's first banking robot

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Meet Lakshmi, India's first banking robot
Meet Lakshmi, India's first banking robot
Endearing, interactive and superfast with data, India's first banking robot Lakshmi made her debut on Thursday in the city. Launched by the Kumbakonam-based City Union Bank, the artificial intelligence powered robot will be the first on-site bank hel...
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Now you have one more way to buy apps on Google Play store
Google has started rolling out support for payments through net-banking in Google Play Store purchases. The new feature will allow users to pay for apps, games etc. available on the Google Play Stores via net-banking, instead of having to use credit/...
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Walmart may invest $1 billion in Flipkart
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Lenovo launches Phab 2 Plus in India at Rs, 14,999
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