Xiaomi has officially announced the deal which gets rid of the GetApps store for its users in India and replaces it with a made-in-India store.

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The partnership aligns with both companies’ commitment to fostering a localised digital ecosystem, enabling Indian users to ...

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi said on Thursday that its Android smartphones sold in India will come preinstalled with Indian fintech company PhonePe’s app store. Xiaomi’s Android smartphones usually ...

PhonePe's Indus Appstore will be pre-installed on Xiaomi smartphones in India, replacing GetApps and aiming to enhance user ...

Xiaomi India has joined forces with Indus Appstore to integrate it into all new Xiaomi smartphones. This partnership aims to ...

This multi-year alliance with Xiaomi India fosters a localised digital ecosystem tailored for Indian consumers ...

PhonePe’s app marketplace Indus Appstore has partnered with Xiaomi India to replace the existing app store on its mobile ...

Through this partnership, Indus Appstore will be integrated in all new Xiaomi smartphones in India and will replace the ...

Xiaomi will pre-install Indus Appstore on devices sold in India and also replace its app marketplace GetApps on existing ...

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Indus Appstore, an Indian Android app marketplace developed by PhonePe, has entered into a multi-year agreement with Xiaomi ...