Azercell launches the “Back to school” campaign for the subscribers who sign up to Bookmate and Busuu apps for the first time. Users who join the campaign on 15th of September and sign up for Bookmate e-library, and Busuu language-learning program will be able to use these applications free of charge for the period of one month. The campaign will run through October 15th.
The e-library service Bookmate provides millions of e-books in Azerbaijani, Russian, English, and thirteen other languages. With this app, users may read and listen to books from multiple devices both online and offline, regardless of their location. Busuu - one of the top ten language learning platforms in the world, offers the opportunity to learn a foreign language in real-time. Both applications are accessible via various platforms, including the official website of Azercell, the Kabinetim app, ABB Mobile, and Umico mobile applications.
Following its strategy of "Easing Connectivity, Empowering Lives" Azercell Telecom strives to make digital solutions more affordable and accessible to its subscribers, continuously increasing variety of its offers.®
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On January 24, the weather in Baku will be cloudy with no precipitation. The southwest wind will shift to northwest during the day. At night, the temperature will be +5 to +8°C, and during the day, it will range from +8 to +11°C. Humidity will be 70-80%.
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On 20 January border guards of Lankaran border guard detachment prevented another attempt to smuggle a large consignment of drugs from Iran.
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The AI-powered solution is now available to all Azercell subscribers Azercell’s AI-powered "AI Chat Bot" service is now available for iOS users. Designed to deliver the best customer experience, the new solution offers 24/7 assistance to address subscriber inquiries swiftly and effectively.
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Complaints about a foul gas-like odor persist in the Əhmədli, Günəşli, NZS settlements, and some other areas of Baku. Residents report that the issue has been ongoing for several days.
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