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InMobi group's Glance all set to enter consumer tech sector in the US

The service is expected to be rolled out some time in September and Glance has alr­eady set up a la­rge team in San Francisco to oversee the project

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Glance has already set up a large team in San Francisco to oversee the project. Next on the agenda will be an entry into the Latin American market

Surajeet Das Gupta New Delhi
Lock screen mobile digital content platform Glance, whi­ch is the second unicorn from the InMobi group and has Google as an investor, is all set to storm the north Ame­rican market with its consumer-led content services.  

The company will be amo­ng the first Indian players to enter the consumer tech sector in the US. It is in advanced talks to tie up with mobile firms  which include Tracfone, AT &T and Verizon to offer the platform to customers bundled with their phones.

The service is expected to be rolled out some time in September and Glance has alr­eady set up a la­rge

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