The MyGica Media Center is a Kodi 17 Krypton fork. It is made to work on older devices with Android 4.0+ Kit-Kat operating systems. Mygica can be also installed on devices that use a newer version of Android like version 5.0 Lolipop up to Android Mashmallow 7.1.2. But it may not work on Android Oreo 8.0 and above operating systems. Use another KODI fork instead if you have a newer Android version on your device.
MyGica stands for My Giant Calling. Their products include Android TV, TV tuner stick, TV tunecard, PC to TV devices, Video Adapter Devices, Video Converter Devices, HD Media Player, Portable TV, etc. For more information about the company visit the official website: http://www.mygica.com/
Kodi for Android (formerly XBMC for Android) is a full port of the complete Kodi/XBMC application to Google's Android operating system, officially compatible with Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and later versions supporting API Level 14. Was first announced and its source code released publicly on 13 June 2012. It really does improve the streaming capabilities of your setup. I will explain how to install FTMC onto your Android device shortly; it has been tweaked with some of the code from Kodi 17.1 and SPMC 16.6 so that android devices running android 4.4 can have the same working experience as if you were running Kodi Krypton 17.1. We are sure that you are already burning with impatience and want to install Kodi without any delay. But you cannot start unless you uninstall previous versions from your Android TV. Don’t worry, it’s not difficult at all. Here is what you need for this.