Google Apps for Business, Now a Paid Service
13 years, 10 months ago

Google Apps for Business, Now a Paid Service

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If you’re an enterprise with more than 10 users, and looked forward to using Google’s free app services made available to you all this while, will have to forego that thought from now on. The existing users of Google’s app services will remain aloof from the payments, and can expand their user base up to 50 without additional charges. The groups will less than 10 users will continue to enjoy free app services by the search giant. The new charges include a US$50 per-user annual plan, or users could pick a no-contract US$5 per-user, per-month “flexible plan”.

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Startup founders to stick to their stand on Google charging up to 26 pc fee
1 year ago

Startup founders to stick to their stand on Google charging up to 26 pc fee

India TV News  

Startup founders to stick to their stand on Google charging up to 26 pc fee This follows a meeting between startup founders and Union IT and Telecom Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and Minister of State for Electronics and IT, Rajeev Chandrasekhar where the government assured support. This comes after some startup founders met Union IT and Telecom Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and …

Google reinstates Indian apps, will require payment of dues
1 year ago

Google reinstates Indian apps, will require payment of dues

The Hindu  

Google is reinstating dozens of apps that were delisted by the company on March 1 for resisting the firm’s platform fees on in-app payments, the tech company said in a statement on March 5. “In the spirit of cooperation, we are temporarily reinstating the apps of the developers with appeals pending in the Supreme Court,” a Google spokesperson said, referring …

Google mulls removing apps by 10 companies in India for not paying service fee
1 year ago

Google mulls removing apps by 10 companies in India for not paying service fee

Hindustan Times  

Alphabet Inc's Google will enforce action against the apps of 10 companies for not paying a service fee for the usage of its app store platform in India, including potentially de-listing their apps, the tech giant said on Friday. Companies including Walt Disney and Tinder-owner Match have previously sued Google over its policy of imposing a "service fee" of 11%-26% …

Indian startups go to court to stop Google's new in-app billing system
1 year, 11 months ago

Indian startups go to court to stop Google's new in-app billing system

The Hindu  

A group of Indian startups has asked a court to suspend Alphabet Inc. Google's new in-app billing fee system until the country's antitrust body investigates the U.S. firm for alleged non-compliance with its directives, a legal filing showed. The Alliance of Digital India Foundation last month asked India's antitrust regulator to investigate Google for devising a new system startups say …

Startups go to court to stop Google’s new in-app billing system
1 year, 11 months ago

Startups go to court to stop Google’s new in-app billing system

Live Mint  

A group of Indian startups has asked a court to suspend Alphabet Inc Google's new in-app billing fee system until the country's antitrust body investigates the U.S. firm for alleged non-compliance with its directives, a legal filing showed. The Alliance of Digital India Foundation last month asked India's antitrust regulator to investigate Google for devising a new system startups say …

120 startups to form association to take on Google
4 years, 5 months ago

120 startups to form association to take on Google

Live Mint  

The heads of more than 120 startups are planning to form an indigenous app developers’ association within a month to lobby against global technology giants such as Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Apple, said three startup founders. Interestingly, IAMAI, which represents India’s digital and mobile ecosystem, and has Google India as a member, also held a closed-door meeting on Saturday, to …

Google launches products for small businesses keen to recover from covid impact
4 years, 8 months ago

Google launches products for small businesses keen to recover from covid impact

Live Mint  

NEW DELHI: Google India has launched a ‘Grow with Google Small Business’ hub and a bunch of other products for small businesses to help them rebuild by going digital. The Grow with Google Small Business hub will serve as a single destination for small businesses to get access to all the Google products and tools they need to go digital, …

Google makes Apps for Business more affordable
11 years, 10 months ago

Google makes Apps for Business more affordable

Firstpost  

New and existing customers in India on the Flexible Plan will have to pay Rs 150 per user per month, while those on the Annual Plan will have to pay Rs 1,500 per user per year. In an attempt to make it easier for SMBs in India to work in the cloud, Google’s Judy Chang says that they have made …

Google Apps for Business uniformly gets 24/7 phone support
13 years, 4 months ago

Google Apps for Business uniformly gets 24/7 phone support

Firstpost  

Google Apps for Business, one of Google’s popular enterprise solutions for their business customers has received some … Google Apps for Business, one of Google’s popular enterprise solutions for their business customers has received some important changes yesterday. In an official blog post, Google has confirmed that now, unlike earlier wherein only those businesses seeking solutions for ‘critical apps’ could …

‘Google plans launch of online business software store ’
15 years, 1 month ago

‘Google plans launch of online business software store ’

The Hindu  

Internet giant Google Inc is planning to launch a store for selling online business software, a media report says. Attributing to people briefed by the company, The Wall Street Journal stated, “Google Inc is preparing to launch a store selling online business software that integrates with its Web services, enlisting software developers in its battle against Microsoft Corp.” The people …

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