Tim Cook meets PM Modi, launches updated version of ‘Narendra Modi Mobile App’

Cook and Modi’s meeting today resulted in the launching of an app update.

Apple CEO Tim Cook today met up with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at 7, Race Course Road in New Delhi. The meeting may not have lasted long, but Modi almost immediately put up a tweet thanking Cook for his presence at the launch of an update for the Narendra Modi mobile app. Among the various tweaks, the update also brings a volunteering network to the app.

“I am delighted to share that Mr. Tim Cook launched an updated version of the ‘Narendra Modi Mobile App’. Thank you Mr. Cook. This updated version contains a new volunteering network on the app,” Modi tweeted.

Thank you @tim_cook! Friends, welcome & happy volunteering. Your views & efforts are always enriching. pic.twitter.com/aAu4isv6wM

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 21, 2016

Cook on his part thanked Modi for the meeting. He wrote, “Thanks PM @narendramodi for a great meeting. Already looking forward to next visit to India. Best wishes on the app!”

Thanks PM @narendramodi for a great meeting. Already looking forward to next visit to India. Best wishes on the app! https://t.co/ctXiKoCiS0

— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) May 21, 2016

The Narendra Modi mobile app was launched last year And brings the latest news and updates from PMO, as well as an opportunity to receive messages and mails directly from the PM. The update adds a volunteering network to the app, which is essentially a forum for citizens to share and deliberate on ideas that will help the nation.

Cook was expected to discuss about Apple Stores and present his case to sell refurbished iPhones with Modi. There is however no word on whether they did.

Source: bgr.in

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