The Koo App is connecting millions of people around the country and around the world as well. Today, I am happy to launch the new logo of the Koo App. My congratulations to Aprameya and his team ...

Koo App is connecting millions of people around ... has garnered over 5.5 million downloads since its launch in March, 2020. The earlier logo, a monochromatic yellow bird, has been replaced ...

Koo, which means chirp in Hindi, also has a bird for a logo, though it is without wings and yellow in colour. The key features of the app are also inspired by the San-Fransisco based giant ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Koo App, a two-year-old independent startup, backed by the world's notable investors Tiger Global and Accel Partners, invites local language speakers ...

Indian microblogging platform Koo, an alternative to X (formerly ... site available in over 10 languages. The app had a yellow bird as its logo and nearly 60 million downloads since its launch.

Twitter logo is seen on smartphone in front of displayed Koo app logo.(Reuters) "Here's the final update from our end. Our partnership talks fell through and we will be discontinuing our service ...

who has a verified profile and over 5 lakh followers on the app. With a yellow bird as its logo, Koo is an India-made micro-blogging platform that is similar to Twitter. It aims to facilitate ...

While Koo borrowed heavily from Twitter—including its features, layout and bird logo branding—the prevalence ... Radhakrishna told Brazilian newspaper Extra the app went from 2,000 users ...

Koo, the Indian social media app backed by Tiger Global ... The app had a yellow bird as its logo and nearly 60 million downloads since its launch.

The company claims that Koo is the only social media app to launch this exclusive and premium offering for its advertisers. The microblogging platform, Koo has launched a new emotive feature to ...

Twitter logo is seen on smartphone in front of displayed Koo app logo.(Reuters) Founded in 2020 by entrepreneurs Aprameya Radhakrishna and Mayank Bidawatka, it was the first Indian microblogging ...