Gaana, JioSaavn music streaming now available on Apple HomePod Mini - Check all details here

Apple HomePod Mini: India’s largest music streaming app, Gaana will now support hands-free music streaming on Apple HomePod mini allowing users to stream over 45 million songs across 25 languages. Apple HomePod mini is priced at Rs 9,900 in India.

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HomePod mini is packed with innovative technologies and advanced software that together enable computational audio to deliver breakthrough audio quality wherever it is placed.  Also, Apple HomePod mini customers can now use Siri hands-free to play JioSaavn’s music catalogue. Users can choose from over 60 million tracks across Bollywood, English, Hindi and Indian regional language songs .

HomePod mini offers rich 360-degree room-filling audio quality, an intelligent assistant with Siri, and smart home capabilities with built-in privacy and security in a beautiful compact design. This integration will help to provide users more seamless access to their favourite tracks and personalized entertainment.

HomePod mini lets users access all their favorites, including artists, albums and even podcasts via Apple Music and Apple Podcasts. With iOS 14.1 and later, users can now stream content on HomePod mini from popular music services, including Gaana and JioSaavn, so users can ask Siri to play even more music they love.

To add Gaana or JioSaavn to HomePod mini, go to the app settings, tap the option to Connect with HomePod and follow the onscreen instructions to set up streaming on HomePod.

“Music streaming is revolutionising how we spend our leisure, by opening up new avenues for indoor entertainment. At Gaana, we believe in being the constant companion of our users no matter where they go, or on which device they may be on," Sandeep Lodha, CEO - Gaana said.

"With Gaana now available on HomePod mini, our users will have a more cohesive experience as they’ll now have seamless access to their personalised playlists and favorite songs no matter where they are in their homes," Lodha added.