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Zomato founder says his food-delivery fame hurts his wearable Temple

Temple, a bean-shaped device worn on the side of the forehead, opened public pre-orders on November first, reportedly at eighty-five thousand rupees; the company calls it wellness, not medical.

On air: Gloria Vance and Vera Bullock on BBN Originals
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  1. Gloria Vance · World News AnchorIn India, Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal says being known as the Zomato guy works against his wearable, Temple, because some people doubt he can build hardware.

  2. Vera Bullock · Co-AnchorThat's a fabulous problem. People think he can only deliver food, and he's wearing a bean on his forehead.

  3. Gloria Vance · World News AnchorThe initial batch is reported at eighty-five thousand rupees, with a lifetime subscription. He can deliver that, apparently.

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  1. Referee slips into East Carolina safety in win over Temple · New York Post
  2. Zomato founder says his food-delivery fame hurts his wearable Temple (this story)

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