In India it is from poco held theMi POP event, in which Xiaomi in Mumbai officially launched the new version of the Mi Music application, which integrates the Hungama Music service. In March, the company had already proceeded to present the beta version for some users of the Chinese brand but now after tests and improvements, the application is finally available to all users. Thanks to the partnership with Hungama, the company led in India by Manu Jain, was awarded over 10 million songs that will be available for free for streaming and that will offer 13 Indian languages and international languages. It will be necessary to pay only in case of desire download the song for offline listening using the Hungama Pro package in Mi Music, at a cost of Rs. 899 per year (about 11 euros), but from today until the next 3 months you will be able to benefit from an offer that lowers the price to Rs. 499, about 6 euro. A nice shot for Xiaomi boasting in India, about 7 millions of users active every day, on the Mi Music app.
The Mi Music app, however, since the beginning offers the possibility of view the theses of the songs, which now become dynamic. A gift for all Karaoke lovers, who can now sing on their favorite musical tracks. Xiaomi is also thinking of adding music videos, personalized advice according to the musical genres, themes but also to expand the music list offered in Mi Music. But in parallel with the application for music Xiaomi also improves Mi Video which gets the integration of video content and it gets better about playing files locally. Among the services in streming supported we find those offered by Hungama Play but also SonyLiv and Voot while others are coming.
Currently, Mi Video offers more 500000 hours of content with almost 80% of free content in formats like AVI, MP4, MOV, MKV and MKA, MPEG, M2TS. It also supports i multilingual subtitles, private folders and multiple audio tracks, and it is also possible send content to any Smart TV with DLNA and Miracast support. Also in this case Xiaomi intends for the future to expand content and already has in mind to offer specific functions for gamers. We hope that the advent of Xiaomi in Italy will lead the company to changes to the standard application, perhaps integrating services such as YouTube, Deezer and Spotify.
