Google maps new features not only includes the updates of traffic, but also how crowded the public transport will be. Google has been asking people to fill up forms wherein they are asked about their departure time and number of seats available. This data helped the Google maps in predicting the peak time and the most populated stops. Similar study has been done about predicting the crowds at restaurants. Also, delays in bus and their expected time of arrival is notified by the Google maps, which are available on both Windows and iOS for almost 200 cities. Read more at https://techcrunch.com/2019/06/27/google-maps-can-now-predict-how-crowded-your-bus-or-train-will-be/

Both the IT giants, Google and Apple have revamped their business model which ensures that you get more money for each downloaded app by the consumers. According to reports, both Google and Apple have been internally testing out the viability of this process. For iOS developers, their share will be only paid after a consumer has been subscribed for more than a year. Google on the other hand, is flexible and lenient enough to release the money in the direction of Android developers right away. Android is the most popular mobile platform in developing countries, primarily due to its availability of affordable devices. While iOS have kept its sanctity with stringent app certification norms, Android has flourished with its open-source approach that comes with its own caveats. Read more at: http://www.tgdaily.com/mobile/160751-app-developers-can-expect-more-money-from-google-and-apple

NetSuite Inc., a provider of cloud-based financials / ERP software suites, announced the availability of NetSuite TribeHR Mobile for iOS. It's the first mobile human capital management software application built for employees and managers. This application meets fast-growing demand among organizations and the workforce at large for anywhere, anytime access to HR information which provides greater organizational engagement and increase productivity.

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