The US technology giant Apple announced the opening of a center in Hyderabad, in central India, which will be devoted to work on maps to all your devices and will be the first point of development of the company outside the United States.
"We are excited to open this new office in Hyderabad to be devoted to the development of maps," said the chief executive of the company, Tim Cook, visiting India, said a company statement.
The new reliance on Apple, which will work on product development and 3D views, application and searchers Flyover shopping and services for use on iPhone, iPad, Mac and watch Apple Watch will generate 4,000 jobs.
One of the products that will work also is a novelty included in iOS9, Transit, which provides transportation alternatives in a database that already includes 300 cities around the world.
"The local talent is amazing and we hope to expand our relationships and involve more universities and partners in our platforms to the extent that increase our operations," Cook said.
The head of government of Telangana, Chandrashekar Rao, said it is an honor for the state house the new center of Apple, which "will create thousands of jobs and is a testament" proactive vision, quality infrastructure and excellent talent in the region.
The announcement of the launch of this center of Apple, which was passed by the local authorities in February, occurs after yesterday Cook report on the creation of an instance for the formation of mobile application developers for your operating system iOS in India.