Want to Publish Games on Galaxy Store using UDP?
This blog provides a hands-on tutorial on how to integrate IAP into your Unity game using the Unity Distribution Portal (UDP) package and then distribute it to Galaxy Store through the UDP console.
Was your Galaxy Watch app submission rejected due to Gear S2 incompatibility? Here's a solution.
Since the release of Galaxy Watch Designer 1.7, the Gear S2 watch is no longer supported. This has caused many apps to be rejected by the review team when publishing to the Galaxy Store.
Watch Face Studio: Theme Color Implementation Basics
Enhance your watch face designs with theme color palettes using Watch Face Studio.
Watch it Live, Tune in to the SDC19 Livestream
Samsung Developer Conference is tomorrow! If you can't make it to San Jose, you can follow along with our two livestreams for Keynote and Spotlight Session.
Weatherman Watson: How The Weather Company, an IBM Business, is redefining the Forecast
Webinar: Connecting Cloud Connected Devices to SmartThings
Whalekit’s George Airiyan Discusses Award-Winning 'Left to Survive' for Samsung
Success Story from a Best of Galaxy Store Award Winner.
What Does Yesterday’s Unpacked Event Mean for Developers?
What's New for Tizen on Xamarin.Forms 4.1.0
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.
What's New with Beta Testing
The latest Seller Portal update introduces multiple and simultaneous closed beta testing and the ability to manage your beta apps using the Galaxy Store Developer API.
What's New with the SmartThings Developer Workspace?
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?
Where in the World is Samsung Developers?
A summary of our social media and other community resources.
Why We Chose Lua for SmartThings Edge Drivers
With the ongoing work to modernize the SmartThings platform and move away from legacy systems, we wanted to provide a better way to handle devices.
Workout, a Tizen Sample App for Monitoring Health Sensors
Workout, a Tizen Sample App: Calculating Distance Traveled
Workout, a Tizen Sample App: Gathering Heart Rate Data
Workout, a Tizen Sample App: Using CircleListView to Display Data
Wrapping up 2021 and Welcoming 2022
Highlights of Seller Portal enhancements in 2021 and take a survey to share your thoughts about what's important to you.
You'll Flip Over the New Galaxy Devices in the Remote Test Lab
The Galaxy S20 series and the Galaxy Z Flip are now available in the Remote Test Lab.
Zooming In/Out in Samsung DeX Mode
Samsung DeX offers a PC-like experience for a phone app. This blog explains how the mouse wheel up/down action can be used to implement the pinch zoom in/out action in a DeX-compatible app.
[Samsung DeX] Android Life Cycle in Samsung DeX
[Samsung DeX] DeX Launcher
[Samsung DeX] How to detect the Samsung DeX mode
[Samsung DeX] Know More about DeX Station
[Samsung DeX] Lifecycle on switching between Mobile and Samsung DeX mode
[Samsung DeX] Linux on Galaxy
[Samsung DeX] Multi Instance Application on Samsung DeX
[Samsung DeX] Optimization of VNC client for Samsung DeX
[Samsung DeX] Resizable Window
[Samsung DeX] Setting up Freeform Application in Android Studio Emulator
[Samsung DeX] Settings for Samsung DeX
‘Best of 2018’: Bergen Founder Nicolas Castro Says Creating a Top Watch Face Design is All in the Details
‘Best of 2018’: Jean-Baptiste Couly From Booking.com Says Don’t Overlook the Value of Strategic Partnerships
‘Best of 2018’: Kemas Dimas Takes a User-Centric Approach to Watch App Development
‘Best of 2018’: Zhu Guangxu Focuses on Quality to Create Popular Theme Designs
‘Devs Doing It Right 2’: 2Thumbz SVP Sam Pasquale Shares His Thoughts On Developing Lucrative Design Partnerships
‘Devs Doing It Right 2’: A Sequel That Sets Developers Up For Success
‘Devs Doing It Right 2’: Echo Visuals President Melanie Lombardi Takes a Deep Dive Into Theme Design
‘Devs Doing It Right 2’: Infinity Watchfaces Owner Chris Shomo Offers Helpful Tips On What Every Designer Needs To Watch Out For
‘Devs Doing It Right 2’: Roebotx Founder Andrew Roe Takes A Problem-Solving Approach To Watch Face Design
‘Devs Doing it Right’: An Inside Look at Developer Success with the Samsung Developer Program
‘Devs Doing It Right’: Carbon Incubator General Manager Catalin Butnariu Brings Indie Game Development in Eastern Europe to the Next Level
‘Devs Doing it Right’: Monotype’s Bryan Comeau and Vivek Vadakkuppattu Find Global Success with Mobile Font App
‘Devs Doing It Right’: Swyft Media on Business Success and Finding Your Moment
‘Devs Doing It Right’: VirZoom’s CTO and Co-Founder Eric Malafeew Talks the VR Frontier
‘The 2018 Source Code’: Monotype Gets Real About AR/VR
‘The 2018 Source Code’: The Weather Channel On Artificial Intelligence And Monetization Strategies For Apps
‘The 2018 Source Code’: Visa Advises Devs To Think Convenience And Partnership
“Where's My Crypto Coin?” Featuring Samsung Blockchain Keystore SDK
Distributed ledger-based technologies are becoming more popular and easy to use. Anyone can now build a new cryptocurrency or token in the Blockchain world.