Using Conservative Morphological Anti-Aliasing to Improve Game Visuals
Anti-Aliasing is an important addition to any game to improve visual quality by smoothing out the jagged edges of a scene. CMAA demonstrates itself as a superior solution to anti-aliasing.
May Updates to Galaxy Store Seller Portal are Here!
Read about May updates to Galaxy Store Seller Portal.
Refresh for Success: Maintain Quality Themes Design with Olga Gabay from Zeru Studio
Best Practices for Mobile Game Developers and Artists
The State of Online Tracking pt.1
The State of Online Tracking pt.1 An Introduction to Cookies
The State of Online Tracking pt.1
The State of Online Tracking pt.1 An Introduction to Cookies
Integrating Samsung IAP in Your Unity Game
This blog shows how to integrate Samsung IAP with a Unity project using the Samsung Unity IAP Plugin.
Refresh for Success: Improve Your Process to Keep Designs Fresh with Tan Nguyen from butterfly-effected, GmbH
Refresh for Success: Improve Your Process and De-Clutter Your Galaxy Store with Drazen Stojcic from Urarity
Spring is here and it’s a good time to clean house in your digital world. Here’s some advice to help you refine your processes and Galaxy Store presence in our new ‘Refresh for Success’ series, starting with Drazen Stojcic from Urarity.
Samsung Internet 14.2 Beta
From upgrading some features like moving elements to improve usability or dark (forced mode) to continue taking care of users' privacy, the Samsung Internet is committed to delivering a great user experience.
Samsung Internet 14.2 Beta
From upgrading some features like moving elements to improve usability or dark (forced mode) to continue taking care of users' privacy, the Samsung Internet is committed to delivering a great user experience.
Enhancements for Beta Testing Apps in Seller Portal
Announcing two enhancements for beta testing apps in Seller Portal: test any app at any time and run open and closed beta tests simultaneously!
Test on Samsung Internet for free with BrowserStack
Click here to find out more from the BrowserStack WebSite.
Test on Samsung Internet for free with BrowserStack
Click here to find out more from the BrowserStack WebSite.
Send TRX with the Samsung Blockchain Platform SDK
The Samsung Blockchain Platform SDK enables Android developers to develop applications that interact with the TRON blockchain platform.
Remote Test Lab: Testing Your App with Auto Repeat
This blog introduces Auto Repeat, which is a tool that lets you create a test scenario automatically, repeat the same test several times, and reuse the test later.
Get Started with Galaxy Store Developer API
Requirements to start using the Galaxy Store Developer API.
Introducing Galaxy Store Developer API
Programmatically manage your apps and in-app items or check app performance, without having to use the Seller Portal UI.
Remote Device Manager, An Easy Way to Launch Your Application with Tizen Studio
Tizen Studio Remote Device Manager provides an easy way to connect, disconnect, and deploy projects from Tizen Studio to Tizen-enabled devices when all devices are on the same network.
Developing Mobile Games with Phaser
Start developing games with the Phaser framework.
Future Focused Responsive Design
Year on year devices get more varied and integrate into our lives in different ways. There is a trick to supporting these new devices on the web (at the end of the article ?.) But it’s important to learn from our past mistakes.
Future Focused Responsive Design
Year on year devices get more varied and integrate into our lives in different ways. There is a trick to supporting these new devices on the web (at the end of the article ?.) But it’s important to learn from our past mistakes.
What's New in Remote Test Lab
This blog introduces two new features of the Remote Test Lab: audio streaming that allows you to listen to the audio played through the test device and multi-touch gesture support that allows multiple pointers (fingers) to touch the device screen at the same time, enabling you to test scrolling, zooming in and out, and rotation gestures.
Integration of Samsung IAP Services in Android Apps
An app server is required to validate a purchase of in-app item. This blog explains how an Android app can communicate with a server.
Ensuring Secure Purchases Using the Samsung IAP Server API
Samsung IAP offers server APIs to verify a purchase. This blog explains the necessity of having own server and how this server can be used to validate a purchase.
How Shell is Optimized for TV
This post describes how we have made `Shell` suitable for Tizen TV.
Game Review: Mirages of Winter
Game Review of Mirages of Winter
Prime Time Design: Unpacking the Creative Process with Ramon Campos from Friss in Motion
Get Started with Remote Test Lab for Mobile App Testing
This blog introduces Remote Test Lab. For the beginner, it guides how to use Remote Test Lab for testing mobile applications.
Get Ready for POW! The Samsung Developers Podcast Season 2 Starts February 22nd!
Strategies for Success: Selling Your Apps
Diego Lizarazo Rivera Discusses the Samsung Developer Ecosystem with AiLive
Sr. Developer Evangelist at Samsung, Diego Lizarazo Rivera spoke with AiLive about app and game development
Docs Help Make the Web Open
The web doesn’t have a marketing team. It doesn’t have a single developer program you can sign up to. And it doesn’t have a manual. That’s by design. Like the Internet, the web isn’t controlled by any single entity. But this decentralisation can also be a pain for web developers and designers.
Docs Help Make the Web Open
The web doesn’t have a marketing team. It doesn’t have a single developer program you can sign up to. And it doesn’t have a manual. That’s by design. Like the Internet, the web isn’t controlled by any single entity. But this decentralisation can also be a pain for web developers and designers.
Prime Time Design: Unpacking the Creative Process with Pedro Machado from Health Face
Strategies for Success: Understanding Consumer Trends
Creating your First APK with the Cordova CLI - Part II
Learn how to use Apache Cordova to create mobile Apps with web technologies
Prime Time Design: Unpacking the Creative Process with John Shih from X9 Studio
Strategies for Success: Building Your Fan Base
Create Your Tizen Web App On Visual Studio Code
Creating your First APK with the Cordova CLI - Part I
Learn how to use Apache Cordova to create mobile Apps with web technologies
Strategies for Success: Making Your Brand Successful
What’s Global Privacy Control?
The internet should be safe to use by default, this is something that I strongly believe, and a big part of ensuring the safety of internet users is trust. For someone like me, who works in tech, navigating cookie/privacy permission notices, rotating passwords and the general safety procedures that come with surfing the web is, at most, an annoyance. For those outside of tech, though, it’s unrealistic to expect them to stay on top of all these things and using the internet becomes increasingly unsafe for them because many services breach users trust by using users’ data without their consent. The internet should be safe for the most vulnerable internet users without them having to jump through so many hoops. There is a lot of work to be done to getting to an online utopia where all users are cared for, but we’re starting the work. Privacy and data protection is the big ticket item at the moment, a number of governments and ruling bodies have already put together groups of laws that protect user’s online data (GDPR, CCPA, LGPD, etc) and these rules have led to an uptick of privacy permission notices, some which use dark-patterns to trick users to give permission to have their data sold. For you and me, these notices are jarring, especially considering they’re on every site and require us to make sure the correct boxes are ticked. But, what if I told you there was another way?
What’s Global Privacy Control?
The internet should be safe to use by default, this is something that I strongly believe, and a big part of ensuring the safety of internet users is trust. For someone like me, who works in tech, navigating cookie/privacy permission notices, rotating passwords and the general safety procedures that come with surfing the web is, at most, an annoyance. For those outside of tech, though, it’s unrealistic to expect them to stay on top of all these things and using the internet becomes increasingly unsafe for them because many services breach users trust by using users’ data without their consent. The internet should be safe for the most vulnerable internet users without them having to jump through so many hoops. There is a lot of work to be done to getting to an online utopia where all users are cared for, but we’re starting the work. Privacy and data protection is the big ticket item at the moment, a number of governments and ruling bodies have already put together groups of laws that protect user’s online data (GDPR, CCPA, LGPD, etc) and these rules have led to an uptick of privacy permission notices, some which use dark-patterns to trick users to give permission to have their data sold. For you and me, these notices are jarring, especially considering they’re on every site and require us to make sure the correct boxes are ticked. But, what if I told you there was another way?
Adapt Your App for Galaxy Flex Mode
To provide users with a convenient and versatile foldable experience, developers need to optimize their apps to meet the Flex Mode standard. In this article, we discuss some APIs of Google’s new WindowManager library to optimize apps for Galaxy Z Flip and Galaxy Z Fold2 devices.
Maximizing Game Performance and Experience with the Samsung Galaxy Ecosystem
Samsung empowers game developers and gamers with services within the Galaxy ecosystem.
Increase Downloads from Galaxy Store with Galaxy Store Badge Updates
To help developers and designers find success in Galaxy Store, we chatted with Niklas Lyback about the latest updates to Galaxy Store badges
Samsung Internet 13.2
Today we are happy to announce another big update to Samsung Internet. You can try it out as a beta today or soon in the stable release. This release continues our drive of giving a smooth user experience, allowing you to change Samsung Internet to your needs.
Samsung Internet 13.2
Today we are happy to announce another big update to Samsung Internet. You can try it out as a beta today or soon in the stable release. This release continues our drive of giving a smooth user experience, allowing you to change Samsung Internet to your needs.
Dark Mode in Samsung Internet
NB: This article is contributed by Samsung Internet lead engineer Varun Paturi
Dark Mode in Samsung Internet
NB: This article is contributed by Samsung Internet lead engineer Varun Paturi
Announcing the Winners of the 2020 Best of Galaxy Store Awards
The Best of Galaxy Store Awards recognize the top games, apps, themes, watch faces, and new this year, Bixby capsules.
SIEGE 2020: Marketing Your Games in Your Local Community
Don't forget to work with your local gaming community to promote your indie games.
Perfecting Your Game Pitch: Learnings from Pocket Gamer LaunchPad
Learn how to create an effective pitch for your indie game
Animate Your Avatar Using Galaxy AR Emoji SDK for Unity
The Galaxy AR Emoji SDK for Unity enables control of the user's AR Emoji avatar in your application, such as using the avatar to represent a game character. This tutorial shows how to use an AR Emoji avatar in a Unity android application for Galaxy devices by adding different animation movements.
Seamless UI Experience of Your App for Samsung Galaxy Z Fold2
Maintaining the legacy of foldable technology, Samsung recently released the new Galaxy Z Fold2. This device is designed to provide a new and seamless experience to users with its Infinity Flex Display. As a developer, you can adjust your app to provide the best UI experience to your users. In this blog, we will demonstrate how a stopwatch app can be modified to adjust with Galaxy Z Fold2 devices.
IndieCade 2020: Highlights for Game Developers
Learn more about Samsung's participation in IndieCade 2020 and why indies should publish their games in Galaxy Store.
Workout, a Tizen Sample App: Using CircleListView to Display Data
Workout, a Tizen Sample App: Gathering Heart Rate Data
