#mi box

Chinese tech conglomerate Xiaomi is set to make available its upgraded set-top TV Box simply called the Mi Box, as revealed yesterday online during the midst of Google i/O fanfare. According to the announcement on their Facebok page, the new Mi Box will now be able to support HDR and 4K resolution videos of up to 60 frames per second, and will run on Google's TV version of Android Marshmallow. There will also be an optional gaming controller that is compatible with the Mi Box for a seamless gaming experience. Two of the more widely popular services are Box.com and DropBox. Last week, the iOS version of Dropbox got a minor update from 1.5.1 to 1.5.2 adding a handful of features and some that were only previously available on Android. Besides the slight facelift on the UI, Dropbox 1.5.2 now offers automatic upload of your clips and stills on your Camera Roll. Though these features have been enjoyed by Android users long before this update was done, it's good to know that DropBox developers are making an effort to make their iOS version at par with that of their Android version. It's clear that Box.com has one thing in mind and that's to stay ahead of the game which is evident on the latest offering. Read more in our articles including "Xiaomi Mi Box gets 4K HDR, Marshmallow upgrade" and "Cloud Storage just got better on DropBox and Box.com".