Xiaomi Mi Explorers Now Letting You Explore MWC 2019 For Free

Xiaomi’s MI Explorer program is now live and this time the reward promises a free trip to the Mobile World Congress (MWC 2019) that starts from February 23 2019 and goes on till February 26 2019 in Barcelona in Spain. If you are a Xiaomi Mi user, you could check out the challenge now.

For starters, the Mi Explorer program requires users to click and upload their best photography captured from a Xiaomi (not Redmi)-branded smartphone, along with expressing as to why the next Mi Explorer title should be conferred. The Mi Explorers challenge is now live and goes on till January 27 2019.

Click here to register for the Mi Explorers contest now. In case your photo, captured from a Mi Phone, qualifies then such entries would be intimated via email. Here, users should remember to share insights on why the self qualifies for winning the coveted Mi Explorer challenge.

With respect to the MWC 2019, rumour mills are currently rife about major smartphone brands viz LG, Samsung showcasing multiple premium variants of the smartphones; out of these, multiple phones are rumoured to be 5G-compatible; the next-gen networking standard is in pilot mode by multiple US carriers in select cities. In this regard, there have been talks about potential disruption of 5G in India as well.

In related Xiaomi news, the smartphone brand recently made live its own survival category battle-royale game called Survival game. The game is now live in the Mi Apps Store and players have been comparing the game with PUBG Mobile which has been popular in India. The game, whose downloadable file weighs in at more than 100MB, is now available. Hence, it is imminent that gamers download and check out Survival Game. This could lead to an all- Chinese battle as far as the potential PUBG vs Survival Game competition is concerned.

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