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Samsung Galaxy S8: Tutorial - Secure Folder

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See how to set up the Secure Folder on the Galaxy S8. From: Samsung Mobile

Samsung Galaxy S8: Tutorial - Reminder

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See how to activate reminders and receive notifications on the Galaxy S8. Set reminders on the Always On Display, Bixby Home and on the Edge screen. From: Samsung Mobile

Samsung Galaxy S8: Tutorial - Iris Scanner

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See how to protect the contents of your Galaxy S8 with the new Iris Scanner. From: Samsung Mobile

Samsung Galaxy S8: Tutorial - Basic Gestures & Multitasking

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See how basic controls and multitasking features work on the Galaxy S8. From: Samsung Mobile

Samsung Galaxy S8: Image & Place Search, Translation

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See how to search for places and images and translate text with Bixby on the Galaxy S8. From: Samsung Mobile

Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+: Tutorial - Overview

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See how the Galaxy S8 comes with an Infinity Display that features a new navigation bar. *Measured diagonally, the screen size of the Galaxy S8 is 5.8" in a full rectangle. **Measured diagonally, the screen size of the Galaxy S8+ is 6.2" in a full rectangle. From: Samsung Mobile

Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+: Tutorial

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See how the Galaxy S8 and S8+ combine a premium design with a range of convenient features. *The new Galaxy S8 and S8+ will be available in Midnight Black, Maple Gold, Orchid Grey, Coral Blue and Arctic Silver. Availability may vary by country and carrier. From: Samsung Mobile

Samsung Gear VR: Tutorial - Connecting to a Mobile Device

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See each part of the new Gear VR with Controller and see how to connect it to a mobile device. From: Samsung Mobile

Samsung Gear VR: Tutorial

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See how to set up and control each part of the Gear VR with Controller. From: Samsung Mobile

Samsung Gear VR: Tutorial - Basic Controls

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See how to navigate the controls on the new Gear VR with Controller. Download applications and enjoy games more easily. From: Samsung Mobile

Samsung Gear VR: Tutorial - Controller

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See how the new Controller connects to and works with the Gear VR. From: Samsung Mobile

Samsung Z4 user manual reveals dual LED flash

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We’ve already seen multiple reports which suggest that Samsung’s next Tizen smartphone is going to be the Samsung Z4 bearing model number SM-Z400F. This handset has already been spotted at the FCC and has even received its Wi-Fi certification . The user manual of the Samsung Z4 now appears to have surfaced online. It reveals that the handset is going to feature a rather interesting rear flash setup. Not only will the handset have a front flash it’s actually going to have two separate LEDs at the back which will function as the flash. As expected, the Samsung Z4 is going to be the first smartphone from Samsung that runs Tizen 3.0 straight out of the box. The manual doesn’t actually reveal much about the actual specifications of the handset so we may have to wait for a while before that information becomes public. Samsung is yet to confirm when it’s going to launch its next-generation Tizen smartphone.

Samsung Pay expands to Hong Kong, Sweden, Switzerland, and the UAE

Samsung has announced that it has expanded the reach of its mobile payment service to four new markets: Hong Kong, Sweden, Switzerland, and the UAE. Samsung Pay has been officially launched in Sweden and the UAE, while the service is available through an early access program in Hong Kong and Switzerland. The company is making sure that users get the best out of its service through partnerships tailor-made for those markets. Sweden and the UAE are the first markets in the Middle East and Nordic regions, respectively, to get Samsung Pay. The mobile payment service was launched in these countries alongside the launch of the Galaxy S8 and S8+ , and it will also be available through the Gear S3 in these markets. Apart from credit and debit cards, users in these markets can use pre-paid as well as loyalty cards with Samsung Pay for mobile payments. “ Less than two years ago, Samsung Pay came to life in Korea with a simple mission: To empower customers with mobile payments that are simpl

Daily Deal: Save 65% on a pair of Level U Pro headphones

While stock lasts, you can pick up a pair of Samsung’s Level U Pro Bluetooth headphones for just $34.99 (65% off). In addition to delivering fantastic sound quality, this particular set of earphones are sweat resistant, making them the perfect companion for anyone who enjoys working out. If you like the sound of the Level U Pro headphones and want to take advantage of this promotion, simply hit the Buy Now button below. We know we say this a lot, but we’d recommend you hurry, as Amazon has only set aside a limited amount of inventory for this specific deal.

Samsung Pay expands to four new markets

Galaxy S8 Tip: How to enable Smart Stay on Galaxy S8 and S8+

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The Smart Stay feature, which Samsung debuted with the Galaxy S3 five years ago, is still present in the recently released Galaxy S8 and S8+. However, it’s turned off by default. When activated, the Smart Stay feature keeps the screen on while you’re looking at it. The feature uses the front-facing camera of the smartphone to know whether you’re looking at the screen. If it suits your use case and if you want to try it out, here’s how you can enable the Smart Stay feature on your Galaxy S8 or S8+. Step 1: Open the Settings menu either from the home screen, app drawer, or notifications shade. Step 2:  Locate and select the Advanced Features menu.   Step 3:  And then activate the Smart Stay toggle, and it’s done! Note: This feature consumes additional battery power because the front-facing camera turned on to monitor whether you’re looking at the screen, so your phone’s battery life might reduce. Moreover, it works only in well-lit conditions, but not under direct sunlight.

Samsung rides high in Q1 2017, thanks to components biz

Samsung Pay Continues Rapid Global Growth with Four Market Expansions

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Samsung Electronics today celebrates the continued growth and enthusiasm for Samsung Pay around the world by expanding in four markets over two days. Samsung Pay officially launches in Sweden and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and enters early access in Hong Kong and Switzerland.   With these market expansions, Samsung Pay continues to both bring mobile payments to new regions of the world and expand to new markets in regions where the service is already available. Launches in the UAE and Sweden showcase Samsung Pay’s first markets in the Middle East and the Nordics respectively, while Hong Kong and Switzerland demonstrate continued commitment and strength in Asia and Europe.   “Less than two years ago, Samsung Pay came to life in Korea with a simple mission: To empower customers with mobile payments that are simple, secure and available almost anywhere,” said Thomas Ko, VP and Global General Manager of Samsung Pay. “Today, Samsung Pay is so much more. Our launches in different

Samsung Pay Continues Rapid Global Growth with Four Market Expansions

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  SEOUL, Koera – April 27, 2017 – Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., today celebrates the continued growth and enthusiasm for Samsung Pay around the world by expanding in four markets over two days. Samsung Pay officially launches in Sweden and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and enters early access in Hong Kong and Switzerland.   With these market expansions, Samsung Pay continues to both bring mobile payments to new regions of the world and expand to new markets in regions where the service is already available. Launches in the UAE and Sweden showcase Samsung Pay’s first markets in the Middle East and the Nordics respectively, while Hong Kong and Switzerland demonstrate continued commitment and strength in Asia and Europe.   “Less than two years ago, Samsung Pay came to life in Korea with a simple mission: To empower customers with mobile payments that are simple, secure and available almost anywhere,” said Thomas Ko, VP and Global General Manager of Samsung Pay. “Today, Samsung

Galaxy S8 Tip: How to clear unread notification badges from app icons

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The default app launcher on the Galaxy S8 and S8+ can show unread notification badges on respective app icons. This makes it easier for users to know which apps have notifications that they haven’t checked out yet. However, it can also get pretty annoying when apps bombard users with useless notifications, It’s quite easy, actually, to clear notification badges from app icons without opening the corresponding app. You just need to long press the app icon (either from the home screen or from the dedicated app drawer), and a pop-up menu will appear. Click on Clear Badge option from the menu, and you’re done! You can read more tips and tricks related to the Galaxy S8 and S8+ here .