Huawei Video allows you to have the BBC in the palm of your hand

BBC News and SPI / FilmBox are some of the allies of Huawei’s streaming service, which will update its catalog of videos and movies every week.

Following the announcement of the streaming service of Huawei Consumer Business Group in Latin America, which was carried out within the framework of the global launch of the new HUAWEI P40 series, important alliances with distributors and producers such as BBC News and SPI / FilmBox were announced.

With this agreement, Huawei Video will have a multi-territorial license relationship, offering content from different nations and cultures, giving users the option to change the language in order to have greater customization of the platform. Another advantage of the platform is that if you need to reply to a message or run another application on the device, it can be done without losing a single minute of the video.

In its launch phase, Huawei Video will be available in Mexico, Colombia and Chile. We will soon have news of his arrival in many more countries in Latin America.

The platform will have different modalities to enjoy it to the fullest: subscription videos, 48-hour movie rentals and even free trial periods, thus adapting to the content preferences of users.

Huawei Video offers free content channels in Latin America such as BBC News, DailyMotion and Toon Googgles. In addition, the most recent alliance was with Olympusat to offer movies and series with Latin American actors, mostly on four channels: VEMOX Cinema, Ultra Classic, Ultra Moon and Ultra Mex.

By introduction, Huawei offers a month free trial of content like FilmBox on Demand, seven free days of concerts in Qello, 14 days free to see The Explorers and 30 days free for all Huawei customers in Olympusat. In addition, three months of testing on FilmBox on Demand and on the four Olympusat channels: VEMOX Cinema, Ultra Classic, Ultra Moon and Ultra Mex, for users of the new P40.