Ardent Baahubali fans might already have got the answer to arguably the most ubiquitous question of the past year – “ Kattappa ne Baahubali ko kyon maara ?’ – but that hardly seems to have tempered the excitement around the mythical story of Mahishmati. After the movie made its millions, now ‘Baahubali The Game’ is raking in the moolah. Developed by Bengaluru-based Moonfrog Labs and Baahubali’s producers Arka Media Works and Graphic India, the game has so far been downloaded more than 5 million times from the Google PlayStore and has a rating of 4.4 stars out of 5. Since its launch on April 28, it has been the most downloaded gaming app in India, according to the company. Business Standard reviewed ‘Baahubali The Game’ to see how it compares others with similar play, such as ‘Clash of Clans’. Here’s what we found: Getting started ‘Baahubali The Game’ is available on Google PlayStore. With ...
The Nokia 3 was unveiled along with the Nokia 5 and Nokia 6 back in February at MWC 2017 and is the entry point into Nokia's Android smartphone line-up. The smartphone has now been launched in India and any Nokia fan can just head over to their neighbourhood Nokia store to purchase one. The Nokia 3 comes with a sleek and premium design, decent specifications for the price, smooth and fluid software and the trust associated with the Nokia brand name. It is a great comeback device by Nokia - a company which has a special place in the hearts of Indians and is loved and respected by many to this date. Until now, the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4, at Rs 9,999, has ruled the budget smartphone category and many critics, including us at India Today Tech have hailed at is at the best smartphone under Rs 10,000. However its position is now under threat - the Nokia 3 has the tools under its belt to topple the Redmi Note 4 from its throne. Does the Nokia 3 have what it takes to take on the Note 4 and...