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      2. Galaxy Store

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      Discover Galaxy Store

      discover galaxy store galaxy store is a premium app store designed specifically for galaxy device users that offers a boutique store experience. it is where users organically discover amazing games, and exclusive and differentiated applications created by samsung and third parties. galaxy store is focused on providing quality app experiences, app promotions, campaigns, rewards, and exclusive offers. marketing and promotions available in over 180 countries, market your app to the hundreds of millions of active galaxy device users who download billions of apps from galaxy store. reach these users with promotions for galaxy themes. you can request to promote your app in galaxy store when your app meets the selection criteria. you may qualify to be part of a collection of apps that fit a trending topic. example of collections in galaxy store that promote apps samsung also provides marketing resources, such as the galaxy store badge, that help you promote your app in social media or other areas outside of galaxy store. link users directly to your app in galaxy store using the galaxy store badge positive customer reviews can help you grow sales by influencing users who consider other users’ reviews before downloading an app. ask your customers to review your app by directly connecting them from your app to your galaxy store app review page using a galaxy store review link. link your customers directly to your app review page community looking for like-minded people who share your passion for creating apps? connect with other developers in the samsung developer forums by asking or responding to questions or sharing ideas about the samsung app ecosystem. read our blogs or listen to the samsung developers podcast to learn what samsung developers have to say about the latest technology and trends. if you still can’t find the information you’re looking for, contact us by submitting a request to the developer support team. in-app purchase and samsung galaxy sdks with samsung in-app purchase (iap), galaxy store can provide you a new revenue stream and opens the opportunity to diversify your sales. iap is samsung’s payment service that makes it possible to sell items, such as virtual goods or subscriptions, in your applications. samsung provides examples, beta testing, and technical support to help with the integration of the sdk and server apis, reducing time-to-market. samsung also provides a collection of sdks, services, and tools to help you create and develop your apps for galaxy devices. access to galaxy devices if you don’t own a galaxy device, use the remote test lab service to test your applications on a real device. these are actual devices that you access through the web. save on hardware costs and test the compatibility of your app on multiple devices. performance, metrics, and user attribution galaxy store statistics (gss) is a free and exclusive tool that can be used to track and monitor galaxy store app performance and metrics like downloads, conversion, subscription, top seo keywords, attribution channels, and galaxy store badge linking. gss also provides user acquisition reports that measure user attribution and breaks down the numbers by channel, source, keywords, and featured placement (attribution from galaxy store banners or icons). track app performance using galaxy store statistics additionally, galaxy store is integrated with several third-party attribution platforms. app publishers have used platforms such as adjust, appsflyer, branch, kochava, and singular for side-by-side conversion measurement. galaxy games galaxy store has its own merchandising and marketing opportunities for game developers. game developers who meet pre-requisites around quality, downloads, ratings, and reviews can be considered to be featured in galaxy store game collections, banners, marketing promotions, and campaigns. games are featured in the samsung app ecosystem. for example, pre-loaded on most galaxy devices, samsung game launcher is the high-engagement gaming experience where gamers discover new featured titles resulting in billions of page views. games are also featured in galaxy themes store, samsung pay, bixby, samsung daily, and in regional push notifications, creating a high-engagement premium marketing channel reaching the global galaxy user base. game launcher provides links to trending and popular games and exclusive offers for galaxy store users become one of our top sellers and you may qualify for the fast app review process, allowing you to publish your games in galaxy store in five minutes after submission. learn more about the advantages of selling your game in galaxy store and how to get started in galaxy store games. galaxy watch for tizen and themes have an idea for a watch face or theme for your galaxy device? use galaxy watch studio for tizen or galaxy themes studio to develop your designs without having to learn how to code. when you’re ready to start selling your designs, you can direct users to your seller brand page, which is a portfolio of all of your offerings. your loyal customers can check this page often to view your latest creations. your galaxy store seller brand page highlights the newest and most popular designs in your portfolio galaxy store also provides a channel where customers can purchase galaxy watch for tizen apps for a galaxy watch synced with a non-samsung device (the support available in each store channel may differ among countries and between paid apps and free apps). get started are you ready to include your app to be part of the billions of global downloads? get started in galaxy store now! would you like to learn more? contact us by submitting a developer support request at https://developer.samsung.com/support.

      https://developer.samsung.com/galaxy-store/discover-galaxy-store.html
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      Refresh for Success: Maintain Quality Themes Design with Olga Gabay from Zeru Studio

      spring is here and it’s a good time to clean house in your digital world. from your design process to galaxy store presence, it’s important to revisit past work to make sure it’s in top shape. to help you get started, members of the samsung developers community have been sharing advice on how they’ve successfully refined their processes and maintained a strong galaxy store presence. we conclude our ‘refresh for success’ series with olga gabay from zeru studio, known for their beautiful themes, wallpapers and always-on displays. read on to find out how olga maintains design quality in her portfolio. when and why did you start designing themes? i started designing themes over three years ago, without any prior experience in this field. however, being a graphic designer for 26 years, i already had a process that could take me from an initial inspiration to an end product. first, i make a quick sketch with my tablet, search for the matching stock material, then create a series of 3-4 quick drafts that will represent the home screen, lock screen, messenger and dial pad backgrounds. these images may vary from modified stock photos to complex digital art that may take many hours to complete. once i’m satisfied with my design, i finalize it in galaxy themes studio. in my first year, i was trying to figure out the market demand and create various seasonal products. then i discovered promotional events are better for building demand than following popular topics. so, in my second year i put a lot of effort into chasing the upcoming events calendar. it wasn’t until the middle of my third year that i gave up following common requests. i decided to come up with designs based on my current mood and whatever comes to mind. also, i stopped thinking about how many sales this or that theme can make. theme designs by zeru studio how often do you revisit your old designs and update them? from time to time, as long as refreshing the given binary is still available. whenever i need to update a theme for a new samsung device, i run through all the major screens and give them a fresh look. i almost always end up fixing at least a few colors, addressing visibility issues, and updating keyboard buttons or some other ui graphic elements. it might take a tremendous amount of time, but there is still value in prioritizing these updates over creating brand new themes during the active updating season, typically at the end/start of a year. if there is a new feature being rolled out with a scheduled one ui update, i will go through all my old themes and decide which ones to update. recently, i added video call screen backgrounds to over 25 of my existing themes, despite it not having any sales or promotional value. it's my way of showing appreciation to those who still use my products and it gives me a sense of professional satisfaction. when new platforms are released, do you check to make sure all designs are working? it's way too time consuming and not even possible on the newer devices to re-check all old binaries. instead, i prefer reacting to user feedback. sometimes, i will check for certain issues (most often contrast or icon/text visibility) to make sure everything is okay after the latest one ui updates. i rely on the remote test lab (rtl) on a regular basis to check designs, because i don’t keep old galaxy devices. are there any specific files you would recommend to always keep handy? keep literally everything! extra disk or cloud space is not that expensive nowadays. it's very important to keep all source files like vector formats, psds, hi-resolution images and videos. image fonts, icons, buttons and backgrounds tend to change in size and proportion with every new device, and that's when old files become handy. also, source files are often needed to create promotional materials. what’s the one piece of advice you’d give a designer about organizing their work to keep it fresh? it’s difficult to give advice that’s helpful to every type of designer. some bigger companies who are producing thousands of designs might want to be very organized, but smaller operations might be more comfortable in a system that looks a bit chaotic from the outside. the best advice i can give is to find what works for you so organizing is easy and doesn’t feel like a chore. thanks to olga for sharing helpful advice on improving the design process and refreshing old themes to maintain their quality. you can connect with olga and zeru studio on instagram, facebook, and twitter. you can also check out zeru studio’s full collection of themes in galaxy store. we hope you found our ‘refresh for success’ series helpful in getting your digital refresh started. remember, making galaxy store updates is key to keeping your seller account active. you need two activities every three months that trigger an app review by the seller portal team. an activity takes many forms, and can be anything from uploading a new app, to updating a current app, hanging the description or adding/updating photos. however, changing the price of an app does not count. follow us on twitter at @samsung_dev for more developer interviews and tips for designing themes, watch faces, and more for galaxy store.

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      https://developer.samsung.com/sdp/blog/en-us/2021/05/20/refresh-for-success-maintain-quality-themes-design-with-olga-gabay-from-zeru-studio
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      samsung developers u.s. privacy policy samsung electronics co., ltd. ("samsung,") knows how important privacy is to its customers and their employees and partners, and we strive to be clear about how we collect, use, disclose, transfer and store your information. this privacy policy provides an overview of our information practices with respect to personal information collected through the samsung developers website and related events (the "business services"). this privacy policy may be updated periodically to reflect changes in our personal information practices with respect to the business services or changes in applicable law. we will indicate at the top of this privacy policy when it was most recently updated. if we update the privacy policy, we will let you know in advance about changes we consider to be material by placing a notice on the business services or by emailing you, where appropriate. what information do we collect about you? we may collect various types of personal information in connection with the business services. for example: we will collect personal information that you provide, such as your samsung account id, name, email address, country, language, job-related information, and topics you’re interested in; we will collect your question details and any communications you send or deliver to us; we will collect data about your use of the business services, including the time and duration of your use, information stored in cookies that we have set on your device (such as your ip address and device type), information related to any downloads you make on the business services (such as apps and download count), and information about bookmarked pages and shared pages; and we will collect information about your participation events, including attendance of events and activities within events. how do we use your information? we may use information we collect for the following purposes: to identify and authenticate you so you may use the business services; to provide you with the business services; to respond to your questions or requests made through or about the business services to offer better and more customized services that take into account your service usage record and other relevant information you provide; subject to your separate consent where required by applicable law, to inform you about new products and services; for assessment and analysis of our market, customers, and services (including asking you for your opinions on our products and services and carrying out customer surveys); to understand the way companies use the business services so that we can improve them and develop new services; to provide maintenance services and to maintain a sufficient level of security on the business services; to link your samsung account to connected features or services, such as the remote test lab service; to deliver advertising on the business services; to protect the rights, property, or safety of samsung, or any of our respective affiliates, business partners, employees or customers, for example, in legal proceedings, internal investigations and investigations by competent authorities; and other purposes with your separate consent where required by applicable law or as described at the time your information is collected. to whom do we disclose your information? we will disclose your information internally within our business and the following entities, but only for the above purposes. samsung affiliates; companies that provide services for or on behalf of us, such as companies that help us with the billing process; other parties: (i) to comply with the law or respond to compulsory legal process (such as a search warrant or other court order); (ii) to verify or enforce compliance with the policies governing our business services; (iii) to protect the rights, property, or safety of samsung, or any of our respective affiliates, business partners, or customers; (iv) as part of a merger or transfer, or in the event of a bankruptcy; with other third parties when you consent to or request such sharing. submissions that you make to public areas of a website, mobile application, or other online service, such as bulletin boards may be viewable to other users of the business services. we do not control, and are not responsible for, how other users of the business services may use this information. for example, personal information that you submit in public areas could be collected and used by others to send you unsolicited messages or for other purposes. what do we do to keep your information secure? we have put in place reasonable physical and technical measures designed to safeguard the information we collect in connection with the business services. where do we transfer your information? your use or participation in the business services may involve transfer, storage and processing of your information outside of your country of residence, consistent with this policy. please note that the data protection and other laws of countries to which your information may be transferred might not be as comprehensive as those in your country. we will take appropriate measures, in compliance with applicable law, which are designed to ensure that your personal information remains protected. what are your rights? under the laws of some jurisdictions, you may have certain rights with respect to your personal information, including the right to request details about the information we collect about you, delete information collected about you, and to correct inaccuracies in that information. in compliance with applicable law, we may decline to process requests that are unreasonably repetitive, require disproportionate technical effort, jeopardize the privacy of others, are extremely impractical, or for which access is not otherwise required by local law. if you request deletion of personal information, you may not be able to access or use the business services, and residual personal information may continue to reside in samsung's records and archives for some time, but samsung will not use that information for commercial purposes. where permitted under applicable law, samsung reserves the right to keep your personal information, or a relevant part of it, if samsung has suspended, limited, or terminated your access to the business services for violating the samsung terms of use, when necessary to protect the rights, property, or safety of samsung, or any of our respective affiliates, business partners, employees or customers. to update your preferences, limit the communications you receive from us, or submit a request, please contact us as specified in the contact section below. the business services may offer choices related to the collection, deletion and sharing of certain information and communications about products, services and promotions. you can access the settings to learn about choices that may be available to you when you use the business service. how long do we keep your information? we take reasonable steps designed to ensure that we retain information about you only for so long as is reasonably necessary for the purpose for which it was collected, as described in this privacy policy or any other notice provided at the time of collection, taking into account statutes of limitation and records retention requirements under applicable law, as well as our records retention requirements and policies. third-party links and products on our services our business services may link to third-party websites and services that are outside our control. we are not responsible for the security or privacy of any information collected by websites or other services. you should exercise caution, and review the privacy statements applicable to the third-party websites and services you use. cookies, beacons and similar technologies we, as well as certain third parties that provide content, advertising, or other functionality on our business services, may use cookies, beacons, and other technologies in certain areas of our business services. cookies cookies are small files that store information on your device. they enable the entity that put the cookie on your device to recognize you across different websites, services, devices, and/or browsing sessions. cookies serve many useful purposes. for example: cookies can remember your sign-in credentials so you don’t have to enter those credentials each time you log on to a service. cookies help us and third parties understand which parts of our business services are the most popular because they help us to see which pages and features visitors are accessing and how much time they are spending on the pages. by studying this kind of information, we are better able to adapt the business services and provide you with a better experience. cookies help us and third parties understand which ads you have seen so that you don’t receive the same ad each time you access the business service. cookies help us and third parties provide you with relevant content and advertising by collecting information about your use of our business services and other websites and apps. when you use a web browser to access the business services, you can configure your browser to accept all cookies, reject all cookies, or notify you when a cookie is sent. each browser is different, so check the "help" menu of your browser to learn how to change your cookie preferences. the operating system of your device may contain additional controls for cookies. please note, however, that some business services may be designed to work using cookies and that disabling cookies may affect your ability to use those business services, or certain parts of them. the business services are not designed to respond to "do not track" signals received from browsers. other local storage we, along with certain third parties, may use other kinds of local storage technologies, such as local shared objects (also referred to as "flash cookies") and html5 local storage, in connection with our business services. these technologies are similar to the cookies discussed above in that they are stored on your device and can be used to store certain information about your activities and preferences. however, these technologies may make use of different parts of your device from standard cookies, and so you might not be able to control them using standard browser tools and settings. for information about disabling or deleting information contained in flash cookies, please click here. beacons we, along with certain third parties, also may use technologies called beacons (or "pixels") that communicate information from your device to a server. beacons can be embedded in online content, videos, and emails, and can allow a server to read certain types of information from your device, know when you have viewed particular content or a particular email message, determine the time and date on which you viewed the beacon, and the ip address of your device. we and certain third parties use beacons for a variety of purposes, including to analyze the use of our business services and (in conjunction with cookies) to provide content and ads that are more relevant to you. notice to california residents if you are a california resident, for more information about your privacy rights, please see the california consumer privacy statement section of the samsung privacy policy for the u.s., available at: https://www.samsung.com/us/account/privacy-policy/california. contact if you have any questions regarding this policy, please contact us at: support@samsungdevelopers.com

      https://developer.samsung.com/sdpdevops/terms/privacy/en/tacPrivacy_022223.html
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      samsung developers privacy policy samsung electronics co., ltd. ("samsung") knows how important privacy is to its customers and their employees and partners, and we strive to be clear about how we collect, use, disclose, transfer and store your information. this privacy policy provides an overview of our information practices with respect to personal information collected through the samsung developers website and related events (the "business services"). this privacy policy may be updated periodically to reflect changes in our personal information practices with respect to the business services or changes in the applicable law. we will indicate at the top of this privacy policy when it was most recently updated. if we update the privacy policy, we will let you know in advance about changes we consider to be material by placing a notice on the business services or by emailing you, where appropriate. what information do we collect about you? we may collect various types of personal information in connection with the business services. for example: we will collect personal information that you provide, such as your samsung account id, name, email address, country, language, job-related information, and topics you’re interested in; we will collect your question details and any communications you send or deliver to us; we will collect data about your use of the business services, including the time and duration of your use, information stored in cookies that we have set on your device (such as your ip address and device type), information related to any downloads you make on the business services (such as apps and download count), and information about bookmarked pages and shared pages; and we will collect information about your participation events, including attendance of events and activities within events. how do we use your information? we may use information we collect for the following purposes: to identify and authenticate you so you may use the business services; to provide you with the business services; to respond to your questions or requests made through or about the business services; to offer better and more customized services that take into account your service usage record and other relevant information you provide; subject to your separate consent where required by applicable law, to inform you about new products and services; for assessment and analysis of our market, customers, and services (including asking you for your opinions on our products and services and carrying out customer surveys); to understand the way companies use the business services so that we can improve them and develop new services; to provide maintenance services and to maintain a sufficient level of security on the business services; to link your samsung account to connected features or services, such as the remote test lab service; to deliver advertising on the business services; to protect the rights, property, or safety of samsung, or any of our respective affiliates, business partners, employees or customers, for example, in legal proceedings, internal investigations and investigations by competent authorities; and other purposes with your separate consent where required by applicable law or as described at the time your information is collected. to whom do we disclose your information? we will disclose your information internally within our business and the following entities, but only for the above purposes. samsung affiliates; third parties when necessary to provide you with requested products and services. for example, we may disclose your payment data to financial institutions as appropriate to process transactions that you have requested; companies that provide services for or on behalf of us, such as companies that help us with the billing process; other parties: (i) to comply with the law or respond to compulsory legal process (such as a search warrant or other court order); (ii) to verify or enforce compliance with the policies governing our business services; (iii) to protect the rights, property, or safety of samsung, or any of our respective affiliates, business partners, or customers; (iv) as part of a merger or transfer, or in the event of a bankruptcy; with other third parties when you consent to or request such sharing. submissions that you make to public areas of a website, mobile application, or other online service, such as bulletin boards may be viewable to other users of the business services. we do not control, and are not responsible for, how other users of the business services may use this information. for example, personal information that you submit in public areas could be collected and used by others to send you unsolicited messages or for other purposes. what do we do to keep your information secure? we have put in place reasonable physical and technical measures to safeguard the information we collect in connection with the business services. however, please note that although we take reasonable steps to protect your information, no website, internet transmission, computer system or wireless connection is completely secure. where do we transfer your information? your use or participation in the business services may involve transfer, storage and processing of your information outside of your country of residence, consistent with this policy. please note that the data protection and other laws of countries to which your information may be transferred might not be as comprehensive as those in your country. we will take appropriate measures, in compliance with applicable law, to ensure that your personal information remains protected. what are your rights? under the laws of some jurisdictions, you may have the right to request details about the information we collect about you, delete information collected about you, and to correct inaccuracies in that information. we may decline to process requests that are unreasonably repetitive, require disproportionate technical effort, jeopardize the privacy of others, are extremely impractical, or for which access is not otherwise required by local law. if you request deletion of personal information, you acknowledge that you may not be able to access or use the business services and that residual personal information may continue to reside in samsung's records and archives for some time, but samsung will not use that information for commercial purposes. you understand that, despite your request for deletion, samsung reserves the right to keep your personal information, or a relevant part of it, if samsung has suspended, limited, or terminated your access to the website for violating the samsung terms of use, when necessary to protect the rights, property, or safety of samsung, or any of our respective affiliates, business partners, employees or customers. to update your preferences, limit the communications you receive from us, or submit a request, please contact us as specified in the contact section below. the business services may offer choices related to the collection, deletion and sharing of certain information and communications about products, services and promotions. you can access the settings to learn about choices that may be available to you when you use the business service. how long do we keep your information? we take reasonable steps to ensure that we retain information about you only for so long as is necessary for the purpose for which it was collected, or as required under applicable law. third-party links and products on our services our business services may link to third-party websites and services that are outside our control. we are not responsible for the security or privacy of any information collected by websites or other services. you should exercise caution, and review the privacy statements applicable to the third-party websites and services you use. cookies, beacons and similar technologies we, as well as certain third parties that provide content, advertising, or other functionality on our business services, may use cookies, beacons, and other technologies in certain areas of our business services. cookies cookies are small files that store information on your device. they enable the entity that put the cookie on your device to recognize you across different websites, services, devices, and/or browsing sessions. cookies serve many useful purposes. for example: cookies can remember your sign-in credentials so you don’t have to enter those credentials each time you log on to a service. cookies help us and third parties understand which parts of our business services are the most popular because they help us to see which pages and features visitors are accessing and how much time they are spending on the pages. by studying this kind of information, we are better able to adapt the business services and provide you with a better experience. cookies help us and third parties understand which ads you have seen so that you don’t receive the same ad each time you access the mss service. cookies help us and third parties provide you with relevant content and advertising by collecting information about your use of our business services and other websites and apps. when you use a web browser to access the business services, you can configure your browser to accept all cookies, reject all cookies, or notify you when a cookie is sent. each browser is different, so check the "help" menu of your browser to learn how to change your cookie preferences. the operating system of your device may contain additional controls for cookies. please note, however, that some business services may be designed to work using cookies and that disabling cookies may affect your ability to use those business services, or certain parts of them. other local storage we, along with certain third parties, may use other kinds of local storage technologies, such as local shared objects (also referred to as "flash cookies") and html5 local storage, in connection with our business services. these technologies are similar to the cookies discussed above in that they are stored on your device and can be used to store certain information about your activities and preferences. however, these technologies may make use of different parts of your device from standard cookies, and so you might not be able to control them using standard browser tools and settings. for information about disabling or deleting information contained in flash cookies, please click here. beacons we, along with certain third parties, also may use technologies called beacons (or "pixels") that communicate information from your device to a server. beacons can be embedded in online content, videos, and emails, and can allow a server to read certain types of information from your device, know when you have viewed particular content or a particular email message, determine the time and date on which you viewed the beacon, and the ip address of your device. we and certain third parties use beacons for a variety of purposes, including to analyze the use of our business services and (in conjunction with cookies) to provide content and ads that are more relevant to you. by accessing and using our business services, you consent to the storage of cookies, other local storage technologies, beacons and other information on your devices. you also consent to the access of such cookies, local storage technologies, beacons and information by us and by the third parties mentioned above. contact if you have any questions regarding this policy, please contact us at: support@samsungdevelopers.com

      https://developer.samsung.com/sdpdevops/terms/privacy/global/tacPrivacy_022223.html
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      Test on Samsung Internet for free with BrowserStack

      our strategic partnership with browserstack gives you six months' free access to their real device cloud to test in samsung internet our strategic partnership with browserstack gives you six months' free access to their real device cloud to test your websites on samsung internet click here to find out more from the browserstack website. debugging mobile devices can be a real pain compared to debugging desktop browsers. when you want to start testing on many devices this process can get even more infuriating, including juggling usb-c cables, micro usb and lightning cables, and, ensuring your testing devices are charged and updated. if you want to get serious about mobile testing you need to set up a full device lab which requires a significant amount of investment. once you have set up a wide range of testing devices, next you need to set up your browsers to test on. so which browsers do you pick to test? photo of a device testing wall from google io 2015 photo © ada rose cannon with over half a billion active users as of march 2021, samsung internet is a browser to be reckoned with. and yet, testing on samsung internet is not as mainstream as, say, chrome or safari. our latest partnership with browserstack is all set to change this. all you have to do is sign up and start testing. mobile browser market share in europe — march 2021 real devices make all the difference samsung internet is the default browser for samsung devices but can be used on all android devices. it is a fork of chrome maintained by samsung that allows us to add enhancements to meet the need of samsung's power users. though we try to maintain as much compatibility with mainline chromium, there may be some unexpected issues. this makes it incredibly important to test and debug on samsung internet in addition to other popular mobile browsers on real devices for real-world results. samsung internet can be debugged through adb (android device bridge) and chrome://inspect just like mobile chrome. but there is a more convenient route to debugging on samsung internet than plugging a device into your computer, which is to test and debug on real devices instantly with browserstack. browserstack is the world's leading testing platform that provides instant access to 2,000+ real mobile devices and browsers and is used by over 2 million developers worldwide. samsung internet and browserstack's exclusive partnership gets you six months of unlimited free testing on samsung devices, giving you the perfect environment to test samsung internet. testing on samsung internet with browserstack browserstack allows you to test on samsung internet on real devices. you need to sign up to start debugging on real devices streamed to your browser. first sign up here, for the exclusive free trial, giving you six months' free access to test on samsung internet on browserstack's real device cloud. free samsung internet testing on browserstack next, open up browserstack's live dashboard to select the samsung device you would like to use with samsung internet. the device will open up in your desktop browser letting you interact with the remote mobile browser using your mouse and keyboard. you can test sites running on localhost by downloading the browserstack local binary can forward a local http server to be accessed by devices on browserstack. samsung internet is available on all android devices on android l or greater. to test on these devices you can select the device on the dashboard. samsung internet is an incredibly popular browser and thanks to browserstack, testing is easier than ever before. there is no reason not to start testing today. free samsung internet testing on browserstack

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      https://developer.samsung.com/internet/blog/en-us/2021/04/27/test-on-samsung-internet-for-free-with-browserstack
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      samsung developers privacy policy samsung electronics co., ltd. 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      Health

      samsung privileged health sdk the galaxy watch5 is equipped with samsung’s unique bioactive sensor that drives the next era of digital health monitoring. first introduced on the galaxy watch4 series, the bioactive sensor uses a single unique chip that combines three powerful health sensors — optical heart rate, electrical heart signal, and bioelectrical impedance analysis — to deliver extensive readings that include heart rate and blood oxygen level. what is samsung privileged health sdk the samsung privileged health sdk is specialized for galaxy watch4 devices or later. it provides both raw sensor signal data from the samsung bioactive sensor and processed data with our differentiated features. the sdk supports an improved health tracking capability to allow your applications to track the user's health data accurately with the accelerometer, raw ecg (electrocardiogram), ppg (photoplethysmogram), and heart rate including inter-beat interval. in addition, it provides more advanced health features such as the body composition measurement, to enable compelling use cases for health and fitness applications. the blood oxygen level and sweat loss after a running workout are also useful data to check a user's health status. what you can do a watch application using the samsung privileged health sdk runs on a galaxy watch with wear os powered by samsung. it will help users to monitor their overall health data and to provide an advanced healthy life. the sdk can be utilized in various fields such as fitness, remote patient monitoring, senior care, digital therapy, fatigue risk management, and corporate wellness. what are the advantages let's review more advantages of the samsung privileged health sdk. low watch battery consumption the samsung privileged health sdk's accelerometer data, ppg green data, and heart rate data are all received as a batching event. the sdk's batching operation gathers sensor data in an application processor without waking up the cpu and sends an event at specific periods to a watch application. this minimizes the watch's battery consumption and enables a watch application to track the user's status for the entire day. receiving raw sensor data the accelerometer, ecg, and ppg green data are provided as raw data by the samsung privileged health sdk. this is very useful to conduct various analyses and more in-depth research with your own algorithm. using galaxy watch specific features measuring the user's body composition, blood oxygen level, heart rate including the inter-beat interval, and sweat loss after a running workout is a feature specific to the galaxy watch. using the privileged health sdk, your watch application can easily measure these data. what data is provided the following data types are supported by the samsung privileged health sdk: data type details accelerometer raw x, y, and z axis data. provided as a batching event. ecg raw electrocardiogram data. provided as an on-demand event. ppg green raw data from ppg green led. provided as a batching event. ppg red raw data from ppg red led. provided as an on-demand event. ppg ir raw data from ppg infrared led. provided as an on-demand event. heart rate heart rate data, including inter-beat interval. provided as a batching event. bia body composition data. provided as an on-demand event. spo2 blood oxygen level. provided as an on-demand event. sweat loss lost water amount after a running workout. provided as an on-demand event. experience samsung privileged health sdk you can practice using the samsung privileged health sdk with our code labs. visit code lab to get started. partner app program our partner app program is an exclusive service for the samsung privileged health sdk that allows users to discover engaging health and fitness applications. the samsung privileged health sdk is now available for selected partners and we are reviewing all applications to join. apply for partner app program restrictions the samsung privileged health sdk only works on galaxy watch4 devices or later with wear os powered by samsung. testing the samsung privileged health sdk features is not possible in an emulator.

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      Episode 7, Foldables

      season 3, episode 7 previous episode | episode index | next episode this is a transcript of one episode of the samsung developers podcast, hosted by and produced by tony morelan. a listing of all podcast transcripts can be found here. host tony morelan senior developer evangelist, samsung developers instagram - twitter - linkedin guests guy merin, senior director of engineering, surface duo developer experience, microsoft ade oshineye, senior staff developer advocate, google søren lambæk, developer relations engineer, samsung foldables, games not only do we chat about the emerging trends in the foldable industry but how companies are working together to help developers create for this new and innovative technology. listen download to this episode topics covered foldable industry trends growth of foldables target audience making foldables mainstream benefits of the foldable form factor extending a traditional app to a foldable device process for supporting foldables foldable device example apps consumer adoption challenges developer opportunities resources for developers companies working together on foldables helpful links large screen/foldable guidance large screen app quality jetpack windowmanager jetpack slidingpanelayout jetpack windowmanager foldable/dual-screens surface duo layout libraries surface duo android emulator figma - surface duo design kit surface duo blog surface duo youtube surface duo twitch surface duo twitter adopting native language discover quality apps on large screens foldables: design/development perspectives learn about foldables case studies 5 steps to large screen designing understanding layout code lab testing window size classes jetnews: different screen sizes migrate to responsive layouts compose/activity embedding unfolding gaming potential samsung remote test lab samsung developer program website samsung developer program newsletter samsung developer program blog samsung developer program news samsung developer program facebook samsung developer program instagram samsung developer program twitter samsung developer program youtube samsung developer program linkedin tony morelan linkedin guy merin, microsoft, linkedin ade oshineye, google, linkedin søren lambæk, samsung, linkedin transcript note: transcripts are provided by an automated service and reviewed by the samsung developers web team. inaccuracies from the transcription process do occur, so please refer to the audio if you are in doubt about the transcript. tony morelan 00:01 hey, i'm tony morelan. and this is the samsung developers podcast, where we chat with innovators using samsung technologies, award winning app developers and designers, as well as insiders working on the latest samsung tools. welcome to season three, episode seven. recently i hosted a roundtable discussion on developing for foldable devices. not only do we chat about the emerging trends in the foldable industry, but how companies are working together to help developers create for this new and innovative technology. enjoy. today's show, we're doing something pretty special. i've got three guests on the podcast all from leading companies in the foldable space. i've got guy merin, senior director of engineering on the surface duo developer experience team at microsoft. guy merin 00:53 hi tony, good morning. great to be here. tony morelan 00:55 excellent. i've also got ade oshineye, senior staff developer advocate at google. ade oshineye 01:00 hi. nice to be here. tony morelan 01:03 and i've also got søren lambæk, developer relations engineer at samsung. søren lambæk 01:09 hello. good to be here. tony morelan 01:11 this is amazing. i've got all of you on the podcast at the same time. we actually haven't tried this format before. so let's take him for a ride and see how much fun we can have. let me start with guy over at microsoft. tell me who is guy merin? guy merin 01:25 hey, yeah, hey, folks. so i'm guy. the journey in microsoft a few years back started that windows went through the windows mobile, because mobile gadgets and devices are really my passion. and then the last five or so years, i've been working full time on android, building a couple of software products, and recently the surface duo. so this mobile and android is really my passion. and i'm really at my dream job now working with developers, you know, reaching out really great. on the personal level, i got recently into mountain climbing. so just last weekend, we had a big expedition to summit, one of the washington mountains. i live in seattle in washington, okay. and that was a very, very fun experience that i found a lot of similarities to, you know, projects we have at work, climbing a mountain and summit thing is really a project on its own with preparation and planning and found a lot of interesting similarities. tony morelan 02:29 it gives you a lot of time to think also, i'm sure that when you're climbing so are you like with ropes and rappelling or yeah, rope really guy merin 02:38 is, is more snow. so it's ropes and ice axes and stuff. but oh, gosh. tony morelan 02:45 that is great. how many feet would you say? was the summit? guy merin 02:50 close to 11,000. tony morelan 02:52 wow, that is absolutely impressive. what was your journey to get to the state of washington? were you born there? or is this? the accent i'm picking up? i'm not quite sure is from the northwest? guy merin 03:07 no, no. so no, i was born and raised in israel. okay. and i moved over to washington. eight years ago, i've been working at microsoft in israel, actually doing some fun stuff with windows phone in israel. and then pretty much my wife wanted to move over to seattle. and that that made us take the trip and we love it here. tony morelan 03:32 so now let's move over to google. tell me who is ade oshineye? ade oshineye 03:38 so i work in android developer relations. i've worked all over the different aspects of google over the last 15 years before that was in consultancy, when i'm not at a desk in front of cameras and things. i'm out with a camera, taking photos in zurich, where we have really nice mountains that i like to climb them by sitting in a train that just gently takes you to the top. and then i also play badminton and play go. so between that i'm pretty busy. i tony morelan 04:05 wonder if i understand you actually were born and raised in england. is that correct? yes. ade oshineye 04:09 so i'm an east londoner. but now i live in switzerland, which is strange and very different to east london. but i also live in the middle of a whole collection of british shops, so that i can get british food very easily. really? okay. yes. tony morelan 04:27 tell me how did you get involved with foldables at google? ade oshineye 04:30 well, let's see. well, me specifically, i mean, i started out with the samsung flip. and then we've got this planet of surface duo. for us as a company, it's more around the whole beat together not the same idea that the point of the entity ecosystem is that all of these oem can try different things. users can try different kinds of experiences. developer can try to serve all of them. and we power all of that with the platform. tony morelan 04:57 and from samsung. tell me who is søren lambæk? søren lambæk 05:02 hello, i work at samsung as a developer relations engineer. and basically, i building relationships between the games industry and samsung. there are so many mobile games out there. so we were reaching out to them at a technical level and try to help their games to run smooth on certain devices. on a more personal level, i am one of those artists that just got obsessed with programming. sure. so my background is actually a lot of with art, drawing and music and that kind of thing. but i just could see, the programming hat was so powerful. so i just, i got this obsession is programming. tony morelan 05:48 excellent. and i know that you guys can't see on the podcast. but soren has some beautiful guitars behind him. and before we hit the record button, we were all having a nice conversation about music. now, i understand you were born in chile, but raised in england. that correct. søren lambæk 06:04 and so i was born. i was born in chile. that's correct. and i was raised up in denmark, hence my name. and my name is danish. and okay. because then i guess such a small country. and at the time, i wanted to do get a career. we didn't have any games industry in denmark. so i decided i wanted to go to england. and when university studying games design, because there was art, but then i realized programming. that's where the future is, for me. and then. so i was one of the only students that went from art to programming is usually the other way around. yeah, tony morelan 06:47 so yeah, i would definitely think so. so let's talk foldables. back in 2019, samsung released the galaxy fold, which was the first foldable device to really hit the mainstream market. since then, other companies like microsoft, motorola, huawei, have released foldable devices. and in such a short amount of time, we've seen some really great improvements with this technology. guy, you've been from microsoft, what are some of the trends that you've noticed in the foldable industry? guy merin 07:17 some of the trends one we're seeing, as you said, more, more oems picking those up? are you seeing more and more companies bringing for the world? and it's really starting to become a commodity. but the cool thing about it that each one has their own different angle to it. so you know, for the microsoft one, it's, you know, mainly around productivity and two screens, for others is mainly around more real estate or something that is a small form that can then go to, to a bigger form. and it's all really about the form factors and the posters that you can really do with it. so how does the phone react when it's folded when it's open when it's tilted 90 degrees? and i think we'll see more of those in the future. tony morelan 08:07 are they are you seeing different trends for the way developers are designing and building apps? ade oshineye 08:12 so i think we're seeing three main trends. one is the oems. exploring the space of possible designs, does the device folding fold out full vertically filled horizontally full three times, there's so many different things oems are doing. second stylus is becoming more and more mainstream, that's changing the set of available postures. and then the final thing is the way keyboards and trackpads are blurring the distinctions between phones, phablets tablets. so the whole notion of what is an android app is becoming this flexible, multi-dimensional space. and there's always people exploring that space and trying new things. yeah, tony morelan 08:55 yeah. soren, what about the growth in this industry? is this been something that you think, you know, over the past several years, it's really been, you know, going much higher? søren lambæk 09:04 yeah. so last year, we had 150% growth, and we are expecting that in the future, more and more people seem to get foldable phones. and when it comes to games, it does have like quite a lot of benefits. because you can use the second screen if you're put it in like a folder. but sure. you can you can change this from full screen to a two completely different mode where the bottom screen, you can use it for items or mini map and that kind of thing. tony morelan 09:35 yeah, yeah. you know, this technology is so new that it's at this time, i think we're still trying to figure out what is this this target audience a day? what are your thoughts on who is the target audience for foldables? ade oshineye 09:49 well, i think a good way of thinking about it would be to look at the flips and the surface drill as capturing the two sets of ordinances we see. there are very often younger people woohoo, looking for cool new experiences, i tend to see a lot of those people walking around with a samsung flip. but then you also see a set of people at the high end with a lot more money tend to be more business people, they tend to have the larger the fold or a duel or something like that, that has a stylus that runs multiple apps at the same time, that sort of almost a replacement laptop. and those are the two sets of people i tend to see using foldables. tony morelan 10:25 guy, do you have any thoughts on them? on the demographic of who is attracted to foldables? guy merin 10:31 i don't see it as a demographic thing. i think i think it will become a commodity that more and more users across the world will? we'll see. i think right now we're still seeing trends, because he's on the higher end, of course, yeah. so we're seeing trend around there. but when this becomes more of a commodity, and i think it will, and more of a mainstream device, i don't think it's going to be a demographic thing, just like we've seen with other form, form factors that are spread across the world. tony morelan 11:00 yeah, yeah. in certain you'd mentioned about gamers and tell me your thoughts on you know why something like foldable device would be attracted to the gaming community? søren lambæk 11:09 well, obviously, a big screen will have a big effect, not only can you see like a lot of graphics do you like and can change and you can have like, a different benefits doing tony morelan 11:20 that. so what would it take for foldables to become more mainstream? søren lambæk 11:24 the price is it's a major one for reforms are quite pricey. sure, reducing the price wouldn't make it more accessible for a lot of people. tony morelan 11:34 yeah. and i also think that really trying to teach developers how to build apps, you know, more education on app adoption is also important. søren lambæk 11:43 yeah, definitely, we see a lot of games developer don't even consider foldable phones yet. so i hope that is something that is going to change, where they could like start maybe changing the ui before they actually building the game. guy merin 11:58 i think it would only if i may add one thing i think it's is a triangle of three things. there is, you know, the users and the users’ need to see the benefit of why they should, you know, try a foldable phone or a large screen. and then what drives that is apps. so the more apps that we see that utilize it, that gives them benefits over using just a single screen, smaller device, the more apps that will use things like side by side or split screen or drag and drop between and just productivity and thinks that users can get more out of these apps when running on these new form factors. i think that's another key factor. and i think the third piece of this triangle is, in order to make the app better on those, you need to support it, that sdk level and the platform. yeah, that's a lot of work that has been done by everybody here. so mainly by google, because they of course, own the platform. so the more we will see those things as standard like jetpack compose. so how do you support foldables? there? how do you support all the other sdks, the more they will come native, the better the apps will get, the better the users will benefit from them? and i think that triangle, doing it correctly, will make it much more mainstream in the future. ade oshineye 13:20 i agree with that. i think one other thing that we've been pushing is getting developers across the chasm of thinking about this. so we have a code lab, we put together with microsoft shows developers how to build for a world where the devices can be radically different sizes. i mean, on my desk here, i have a samsung flip and a samsung ultra. and they are radically different sizes, one of them can fold to be even smaller. so if you want to build for both of these devices, and all the things in between, you have to think about am i going to be a responsive design app or when adaptive app, i had to think about which layouts i'm going to support which postures are going to support which aspect ratios, which resolutions, and developers for a long time, we've been able to sort of not really think very hard about that. because most phones for a long time were fairly similar sizes. now, the same kindle app that has to fold nicely on a surface duo has to also work on a giant tablet, for example, we have duo and meet and the same apk more or less that runs on your phone also runs on your television. when we think of this as large screens, the screens can be very tony morelan 14:35 large. what about google's quality guidelines? so the challenge for ade oshineye 14:39 us with quality guidelines is we don't want to stifle innovation. but we do want to make sure that when a user downloads an app from our store, that it works well on the device, and that there are there's a well-lit path for developers in how do i give users the best possible experience. so we have fatal guidelines and implemented shouldn't advice on what is a high-quality experience. and then we have tiers of quality, so that you don't have to take a big jump, you don't have to eat the elephant in one bite you can, i think it's eat the rhinoceros in one bite, you can do it in, in lots of little bites. so there are steps you can take to improve your quality. and we have an easy-to-understand website that shows you, here's all the things you haven't done yet. and you can decide which ones to invest in. and when tony morelan 15:29 yeah, and i'll mention here that i know throughout this podcast that you guys will be referencing lots of resources for developers to really learn more about how to create for foldables, i'll be sure to include links in the show notes so that you guys can easily find this content. so guy, tell me who do you think would benefit by developing for the foldable form factor and why guy merin 15:52 i think everybody will benefit from it. the bottom of the funnel is the apps and the user. so the users would benefit the most. but i think you're asking more about the developers, i think every developer should look at is how they said here before my app is not going to run now only on a single screen, small device, it will span across others, every developer should think about their app. what else can i do now that i have more real estate? and again, if it's a game, okay, what do i do with the second screen? how will my game maybe if i run the game, in a split screen with discord on the other side, because i'm using that for gaming as well, to start thinking about all these new scenarios that your app can now do? how can i provide content to the app that sits just beside me with drag and drop functionalities with these kinds of things? and i think every app, every developer, can benefit from those. and you should start thinking about that, because this is preparing for, for the future. and for more and more of these devices showing in market. yeah, tony morelan 17:02 and i know the other day, a day and i were actually having a conversation about multi app user journeys. ade oshineye 17:08 so we've tried to move away from thinking of use cases or scenarios to what we call cjs critical user journeys. and part of that is because if i'm at home during the pandemic, i tend to have google docs open with meeting notes. and then google meat open that if you move that to a foldable, well, that's one screen each. but then i need to drag and drop things across them. which means both developers need to think, am i a good citizen? does my app play well with others? historically, developers have tended to think about the user journey only within their own app. but if you're a video chat app, you need to think okay, how do i work well, with a game with video content, somebody's watching, if i'm a video app, do i have picture in picture, if i have picture and picture, it unlocks all sorts of interesting new user journeys for the user. if i'm a game, and i support multi window scenarios, it becomes possible somebody to play a game and live, stream it or play a game and have a chat conversation going on at the same time. so trying to think about the user journey that's not just inside your one app, but it's across your app and other apps or even across multiple instances of your app tony morelan 18:17 store and tell me, what should the developer with an existing app do to extend it to foldables? søren lambæk 18:23 so there's quite a lot of sdk is that can be used already. jetpack? windows manager is an android library that can help you with detecting if your app is expanding over multiple screens or not. tony morelan 18:39 what about specifically game developers? maybe someone who's developing, you know, for unity or for unreal? are there resources out there to help them? søren lambæk 18:47 yeah, so samsung got like, some tutorials that will help you to set up phone apps for unity and unreal, boston. guy merin 18:56 tony, if i may. i can add one thing on the first question, what can developers do with an existing app, we put up a three-step guide. and it's not specifically for the microsoft surface device for large screen on older foldables. and the really the three steps are crawl, walk, run. so you should start with taking your app and just trying it out on these new form factors. if you have access to one of these devices, just try it there. if you don't, there is emulators for everything for foldables for a duo for a large screen. so just try your app on the emulator. that's step one. just see that it behaves well on these new form factors using an email lender. step two is what we call the low hanging fruit. so don't super invest but start small, as they say, maybe think about how can my app behave when it's running within other apps? so maybe support drag and drop either is a source of or is or is a destination cause doing picture and picture, things like that. these are things that are super easy that you know, there's samples, there's code snippets, and you can just go in and copy paste into your app and just support that these are really small additions you can do and then it will really shine on those new devices. and step three, is where really all the magic can happen. you know, you have more real estate now. so there's many new design patterns, you can think about lease details, you can think about a companion plane and a few others. so what now will you do in your app that, you know, you have more real estate, you can do things differently? this is step three, which is i think, you know, where all the big value will come. but it's a journey towards getting there. ade oshineye 20:43 definitely, i think one other thing you may want to include is, at the most basic level, you check things like if i rotate my phone, does your device crash? does the app crash? or does it handle it? and then use thing? okay, so you handle rotation, you don't lose state. if i'm halfway through typing a message, and i accidentally rotate my tablet, do you lose my message? that's bad. yeah. so that continuity is an important thing, all the way up to things like handling hinge occlusion. so if you've got a surface duo, there's a hinge down the middle, you've got to remember that there we have an api for that, handling different postures of the device, and even trying to see if you can use those postures to offer new functionality. but for a lot of developers, it's stepping back thinking about all the different contexts in which people are going to try to use your app. and then making sure that you've handled them. tony morelan 21:31 yeah, and guy you had mentioned about them testing, i wanted to also bring up that samsung has their remote tests lab, where you can online access a real device for testing your app. so another great resource for developers to, to work with. guy merin 21:49 definitely, it's also that in the emulator, the emulator is also an amazing resource, because you can run it locally, you can run it on the cloud, we have some workflows that connect to a cloud emulator. so every time you know we have a few samples, so every time we do a check in for the sample, it spins off an emulator and test it looks great. so we have all these test steps. and none of that is specific to us. to the to the demo, you can run it with any other devices. well, tony morelan 22:15 tell me what is the figma design kit guy merin 22:18 figma design kit is a tool for designers to start thinking about foldables and large screens and dual screens. so when we started the journey with developers, we first were thinking about the developers, how do we support you with sdks. and with samples and with documentation, that's step two, actually, step one is thinking about your designs. and then we started looking at what are the tools that designers use. so figma is one of them. and there are others. so we just created figma design kit for foldables. so it lists out all the layouts that are possible. again, the list detail, the companion pane and a few others, gives you all the frames and really helps you think about the scenarios you want to cover in your in your app for these new form factors. and then you start working with the developers and the sdk, there's actually a step three that we're trying to do in the future, which is, how do we make it easy? taking a figma design kit or another slope and making that into code? that's going to be the next step in the future? tony morelan 23:30 are they tell me about the jetpack window manager and the jet news demo app? ade oshineye 23:36 so like many people, we have quite some quite old demos that were written in a world where you had a phone and you had a tablet. and so we like everybody else had to think about, okay, how do we change this to handle different postures, different aspect ratios. so we have an article where we walked through the process we went through to use jetpack window manager to handle a lot of these configuration changes to handle continuity, rotation, a lot of those things. so we got actually pretty good article about this. i think one of the things we don't touch on in that article that i think is really important, is if i have an existing app that people like, and it's too expensive for me to do a complete rewrite, how do i start adding some of the new things into it. so we have a new thing called activity embedding, which lets you get a foot in the door of compose, or we're starting to add these new, more complex layouts. so maybe your app was just, oh, i have a bunch of cards that go vertically up and down the screen. but it's actually no longer a phone. it's a device that folds out is not twice the size. so now i need to think, okay, i need to go to a list detail view. gmail is a good example of this. you do that unfold or you rotate and now you have so much more screen estate. the challenge is, how do i embed the new more complex layout index? system set of layouts i already have without having to do a rewrite. so there's a lot of that functionality that we're trying to show people. because we don't want to fall in the trap of the only way you can get to the new world is to burn everything down and start again. we want to give people an incremental path from where they are to where they need to get. tony morelan 25:18 i was at gdc, this past year in samsung had a great presentation this morning. did you get a chance to see that that presentation at gdc? where they talked about developing for foldables? søren lambæk 25:30 yeah, yeah. yeah, yeah, it was one of our team members, mike there was doing a presentation. tony morelan 25:37 yeah, i'll make sure to include a link to that to that presentation. it was great because they covered foldable optimizations for game engines like unity and unreal, talked about android jetpack apis, and window manager. showed examples of things like flex mode and ui scaling, and even had an engineer from unity talk about adaptive performance 4.0. ade tell me what should a developer consider when writing a new app for foldables? ade oshineye 25:46 my immediate reaction to this is, first of all, should i use views? or should i use compose, but i'm talking to more and more of my colleagues, they all go? well, obviously, they should compose because composers the future. so the official google recommendation, if you're starting from scratch, start with compose, it will mature as your app matures. the other things to think about is what makes foldable special, it's the fact they have all these postures, they have all of these different kinds of usage scenarios that they offer. and then you want to avoid littering your code with designs that are attached to a specific screen size, or a specific aspect ratio, or a specific resolution. and instead, you've got to decide am i adaptive or responsive? will i try to scale the same design? or will i move the components around when the posture or the orientation or the size changes? it's a difference between an app with a list of cards and the cards just get bigger? and an app that says, well, when you rotate me, i go to a list detail view? tony morelan 26:52 guy, what are your thoughts on what a developer should consider when they're writing a new app for foldables. guy merin 26:59 so i think a developer should consider a couple of things. one, there's folding features specifically for duo, we have, we have a hinge in the middle. so if you have like controls, do you want to put them in the middle, or maybe you want to lay them out a little? a little differently. for game developers, we did a lot of work for example, with xbox. so when you play a game, you can have the controls on one screen and the game on the other screen. so the controls, you know, are now have their own dedicated space. so maybe you can do some stuff with it. so for example, the one thing we did is depending on where you are in the game itself, the controller themes and the way they look change. so if you're now a pirate on a ship, and you're in a sword fight or something, the controller is changed to be a sword, for example, or things like that. and then other considerations are the posters. so what happens when the device is folded? what happens when it's open? what happens when you rotate it? and all these will change the layout of the app and show different controls and options for the use of yeah, tony morelan 28:12 yeah. soren, what would you say are some of the common issues that could come up when designing around foldables? søren lambæk 28:22 i think it's important for developers to consider the ui because on the samsung fold, when the phone is folded, we got like a single display. so the aspect ratio on that one is very different to when you're when you got it unfolded. so the ui, you will have much less space for ui. so that is something that's very important that the transition from going from single display to what's the display, that the ui will change. so it fits, there's no point on like, you can see all the ui on when it's when it's unfolded. and then when you go to the single screen, half of the ui is not a clickable or you can see it so that's very, very important that you test that on your on your phone. tony morelan 29:11 yeah, and i know it's a gdc presentation. that's one of the things that mike covered was how to have your game go from the single screen. and then when you open up the device, how it transitions to the to the door screen. søren lambæk 29:25 yeah, exactly. ade oshineye 29:26 oh, actually, that reminds me one thing i, i keep mentioning continuity. and mostly people think, oh, i have my device, let's say to tablet like this ultra i have in my hand. and in in the vertical orientation. that's easy. and if i rotate, i don't want to lose my state. that's typically what we've always meant by continuity. but once you have a device that falls, especially if you've got something that has three screens and how to screen them into screens, i may launch something on the outer screen. then i open it up and then the app has to move on or the activity as we found that out the screen to now maybe spread out across both screens. and then if i fold it the other way, so i'm now on one of the inner screens, the app has to not lose state. now we have a bunch of guidance on how you define normal apps, where it gets especially tricky is when it's things like camera, where you may not just be moving an activity across screens, but it may actually move it across cameras. okay, so this is one of those places where, if you have a real device in your hand, you can see it and you can see how for a user, this would be a very comfortable, obvious thing, they would expect holding the device in their hands. but for you sitting behind your keyboard, it might not leap out as you as an obvious thing for a user to do. yeah, so if you sit with erica, with us a samsung flip, you can take a selfie on it, but you might just very easily rotating your hand. and because you want to take a selfie with the other camera for your app. that's a very complicated thing for the user. it's the most natural thing in the world. sure. so it's important to think about continuity across the different surfaces of the foldable. yeah, guy merin 31:07 yeah. and let me give, let me give another example with an email app can be gmail, it can be outlook, it can be whatever it whatever you're using. and i think foldable or dual screen is really a great way to read emails. so if, if until now, i was used to, you know, in the morning to get to my emails on a single screen device. so i just have a list of emails, and then i go into each one of them, read it, go back, go to each one of them, read it, go back reply, what have you, if you don't have a larger screen, you can have the least detail. so i see all the emails in one place, i click them. and then the other side, i see the actual email that i need to address. and now if i have to, is a lengthy email, if i have to read it, i can rotate the device. and then i get into this a form, that i across the whole screen, i just see the whole email as detail. and then when i hit the reply button, it can go into this laptop mode that you know, the keyboard goes from the bottom. and then i could start replying to it. and when i'm done, i get back to the least detail up to my next email. so it really can serve as a laptop replacement. yeah, because you have a larger screen, you can do pretty much in a productive manner, which you can do with your regular pc or mac. tony morelan 32:27 yeah, for sure. so guy, do you think it's a misconception that developers need to do a lot of custom work, that's only going to be that's only going to add value to a foldable device. guy merin 32:38 i think it's a misconception, definitely, there's actually not a lot of work you need to do. as i said before, you could start small with just adding drag and drop functionality or picture in picture. and that will work across every place, every form factor around large screen small screen, and you're using native api's and sdk to support a foldable, you don't need to pick up another sdk for it. it's all supported natively. and whatever you do will work across all these devices. and again, in the future, it can work on the tv or other on a watch. so whatever your app will do, consider all these layouts provide layout screens, for each one of those new form factors, a single app will work on all of it. ade oshineye 33:28 yeah, i think something i did this weekend is i went and dug up all my old android devices, i have android devices, going back to the g one. and even the ones before the g one that i'm not sure i'm allowed to talk about in public, all the way to the latest ones from today. and as developer, handling all of these different scenarios, is actually increasing the maintainability of your app. because if i think about the screen on the g one and the resolution of that, and i think about that, compared to the resolution, the pixel six, it's a huge jump, and the screens are so much bigger. so think about the kinds of devices we'll have five years from now, how much bigger how much higher resolution will those screens be? how often do you want to rewrite your app between now and then? versus oh, it's just a bigger screen at all. it's a different posture. and being able to make it a relatively simple migration or maintenance that versus a yet another rewrite. tony morelan 34:31 so tell me, soren, what are some good examples of existing apps that are taking advantage of the foldable form factor? søren lambæk 34:39 so we have seen a lot of retro games actually, you are utilizing the phone a lot. so because retro games don't really have that much heavy graphics. so they've got like, plenty of space that they can use. so we have seen where people are using a virtual gamepad on one screen and using live small mini maps and that kind of thing. so that's okay. seems but i also think that like when you're watching it like a video and you start like folding it, and you just see the video slide up on just one screen, because it assumes that you want to put it on tape or something. i think that is really clever. and i would like to see more of that thinking tony morelan 35:19 in a day, what are some great examples of existing apps that are taking advantage of the foldable form factor? ade oshineye 35:24 so we see a lot, but actually, my two favorites were shown to me by guy, one was a battleships game where you basically have the device in a tabletop posture, and you basically rotate it the other way for the other person to play. oh, i thought that was beautiful. yes. love that. and the second thing he showed me was just the kindle. yes. so basically be able to have the kindle open like a book, but also be able to fold it the other way. so like a like a cheap paperback, where you fold it and you hold him in one hand. exactly. i would never do that for any of my books, but been able to do that. and like surface to that field like that is so nicely that i think was really compelling. tony morelan 36:02 and that was the first thing when i when i pulled out the surface duo showed my wife, the first thing she did was grab it in, folded it around like it was a traditional paperback book that was so easy to hold. she absolutely loved that that aspect of it. guy tell me, what are some other examples of some great apps that are already taking advantage of a foldable, guy merin 36:25 i think two kinds of app one is apps for consuming. and i think the kindle is a good example of flipping a page, which is supernatural. i really liked that experience as well, but also apps around creation. so for example, if you need to edit a video, or edit your photos, or edit the blog post, it's very easy with dual screen or with the foldable or our screen to have the actual video or photo on one side, and on the other side, all the controls, and then you hit a control and you see it real time, what happens, how does it change the other, it's really, really helpful to create and edit your memories that way. so it's really a great creation tool, as well, not just for consuming. tony morelan 37:12 yeah, i could definitely see that also be a great value with a program like adobe acrobat. you know, i'm often editing pdfs. and so i could see that would be a great use case for, you know, not only being able to read documents, but then you know, making edits. ade oshineye 37:28 i can also imagine with that sort of notebook, passport, sort of novel types, device, where if it's light enough and thin enough, you can sort of fold it in half with a stylus, and just scribble it like you would have a normal notebook, basically, like a moleskin. but it's a moleskin with an infinite number of pages. there's, guy merin 37:49 there's also psychological sense here, about the folding, and that you can close it. so for example, if i'm writing or scribbling or journaling with a stylus on the device, when it's open, when i'm done, consider if you're doing it on a regular notebook, what are you doing, you're closing it, and it gives you a sense that you're done. you accomplished something. and i think this is where foldables really shine. because you're doing something you're reading an email, you're journaling, you're even playing a game, once you're done, you close it, even you hear that little click yes. and it gives you a sense, you know, it's like checking a box in your to do. and i think this is something that you don't see in other form factors. and you see it only on this folding devices that really helps users stay in their flow and then move away to, you know, do something else that is not related to the phone. so leave it off and you know, digital wellbeing and stuff. tony morelan 38:46 yeah, it's funny that you say that, because that was the one of the first things i noticed when i closed my duo. hearing that little click sound. it's sitting on my desk. i was like, ah, okay, put that away. ade oshineye 38:56 yeah, yeah, that's actually not the interesting effectiveness is that with the foldables, initially, because of weight, and then eventually, because of new user journeys, they switch from being in your trouser pocket, at least for me to being in a jacket pocket. and that's something changes all the places i use them. tony morelan 39:14 interesting. yeah. and i know when i first got my hands on the z flip, folding it to that such small form factor and putting it in my pocket just felt so much better than some of the bulky devices that i seem to carry around with me. søren lambæk 39:30 i actually heard that people who using the ac flip, use the phone less because they have to open it manually. so for them, it actually helps them a lot to not like spend too much time on the phone. so there, i guess there's some psychological effect. ade oshineye 39:47 i mean, i've had the opposite with my flip in that because it's so small, and because it sorts of made me take more selfies. i don't usually take selfies because well, i usually have a real camera with me, but i have this thing, it's small enough that it's in the back pocket of my jeans. and it's just arms were nice. and i would normally just take a photo of the place. but as thing i can pull it out, then basically without having to unfold it, or unlock it just pointed on my face, click selfie, put it in my pocket again. so for that one particular user journey, i use it more tony morelan 40:20 interesting. yeah, i could, i could totally see that. but tell me a day, what are some of the challenges that foldable technology needs to overcome to increase consumer adoption? ade oshineye 40:31 i mean, if i look at the variety of devices, i have the flip back pocket of jeans every time when it comes to the fold, i have to sort of look at the jacket i'm wearing and think about, okay, will the material the lining handles the weight, or should it go into my bag, if i'm carrying this surface duo, it's light enough that i can just casually put it in my jacket pocket, it'll be fine. but it's too bulky for me to put in the front pocket of any of my jeans. and it feels dangerous to put in the back pocket. so weight is an issue cost is also an issue. because the more expensive it is, the more careful you have to be when you put it away to think, will it be safe in this pocket. but as these things get thinner, lighter, cheaper, and we discover more and more user journeys, i think that's going to be really interesting. if i give an example, i have the surface level one, and it's great. but every now and again, i see somebody surface two or two and i go, oh, they have a pen. oh, that's interesting. and i find myself thinking, well, that might be an interesting upgrade. if it were thin enough and light enough, but then i'm thinking, but will it fit in my jacket? pocket? tony morelan 41:37 sure. that's interesting. guy tell me what do you think are some of the challenges that the foldable technology needs to overcome? i guy merin 41:45 think the first obvious one is the price point, they're still more expensive than other form factors. so i think we're going to see the prices, the prices go down? for sure. i think that would be probably my biggest one. i think we did not hit the point of, you know, apps, enough apps are there, we'll see more and more apps, and then everybody will want to join the party. i don't think we are in that stage yet. and i think that will come soon. tony morelan 42:13 and so on, what are your thoughts on what sort of challenges that the foldable technology needs to overcome? søren lambæk 42:19 the foldable phone at the moment is very bulky, and it's very heavy, it will be great that it was if it's lighter, i'd know that people that it actually puts people off some people that it is so bulky and heavy, where they will rather i get the flip phone for that reason. i also think speaking of the flip, i think battery life is an it's very important. i don't know how much bigger battery they can put in them without even giving more bulky and heavier. but when you have like on the samsung one, there are three displays. and if you use it for game watching films, it's really draining battery. so that is i will say that is the big ones for me. tony morelan 43:03 so guy, what resources would you recommend for developers interested in creating foldable apps, guy merin 43:09 i think you know; our modal is really meeting the developers where they're at. so continue using whatever you're using. if you're using a mac or pc, we have emulators for each one of those things. so i would start with just following the recommendations. you know, we have documentation samsung has google, start there, download an emulator, try it out. and then just write a sample app, there was a code lab that we built with google, you could try there to test some of these new capabilities on the emulator on a specific device. and then start your journey from there to commutations samples emulator. we post a weekly blog, a weekly developer blog every thursday, that brings new information, for example, how to write again, how to use drag and drop, how to run side by side with another app, how to address the post changes, well, layout changes. so we have a blog every week that covers code. it's a developer blog with specific code and tips and tricks, try those resources. and just reach out if you have a question. and if you're blocked on anything, we are really here to help you out with your journey. because we're creating the future and we want you to be successful with your app on all these new form factors. tony morelan 44:34 yeah. are there any conferences or events the that you know that you'll be attending? guy merin 44:40 definitely. so google io was just completed a few weeks back, a lot of talks around large screens, you can still follow that and see some of the talks. droidcon is coming up. we just had droidcon san francisco a couple of days ago, and the next one is in berlin, and it's a worldwide conference. google's probably going to have a few to prevent samsung has a few events microsoft build was just a couple of weeks ago. and we also had to talk about tony morelan 45:08 foldables. excellent. and i know a day you shared with me a large list of links tells me, you know, what are some of these resources the developers can utilize. ade oshineye 45:19 so for us, it's really three buckets. there are introductory materials, such as our quality guidelines that i think are really important to sort of absorb into your bones so you can feel what a good experience will be like, and it will nudge you as you go on. then we have a large collection of design resources, often at the material design website, but also woven through developers@android.com. and then the final piece is a set of resources for the developers things like how do i do testing the code library with microsoft. but those three buckets of resources are the right ones for you to start with. i'd also recommend come to door con berlin, were given a talk a teammate of mine, romano, france will be their co presenting with somebody from microsoft. and again, you can go grill those people get lots of questions. and of course, there will be future android events, where we'll have more stuff to share. tony morelan 46:14 wonderful insight on what does samsung have to offer to help developers. søren lambæk 46:20 so sometimes we got our own a game dev space where we posted blocks and tutorials, articles. and we will have some when this podcast is out, we should have some tutorials available. we also got the gdc presentation that mike did. tony morelan 46:37 excellent. so any more thoughts as we close the podcasts on this new technology in foldables. ade oshineye 46:45 from my perspective, looking at my desk, i've got a flip duo, a samsung tab. and that really captures just the variety of form factors that are happening on the android platform. and i look forward to seeing more. i think that's one of the things i learned here is that there's so much going on. and there's so much more to come. søren lambæk 47:06 i'm really looking forward to the future to see what new technology and what new devices coming out how the foldable phones will hopefully be more like lighter and more affordable. and yeah, i'm really looking forward to see how developers is going to utilize them for all kinds of different apps. guy merin 47:28 i think i think this is super exciting times, we are really in a pivotal point of, you know, something new, something a new generation of four factors evolving, and it's happening right now. we started seeing the version one of the foldables. and tools, we're now seeing a second version and a third version. and i think we're going to see more of that. and this is just amazing. we are creating the future right now. and i think developers are the most important part of it, because it will succeed based on the apps, and what developers will do with it. and this is a great time now to join this ride and really create the future because i think 10 years from now, we will see things that really start happening right now with apps that take you to the next steps with foldables. yeah, tony morelan 48:21 my key takeaway with the foldable industry is how many of these big companies in this industry are working together to further the technology. it was great to have you know, someone from google from microsoft, and of course, from samsung, all on the podcast today. before we close this out, i want to ask a question of each of you. soren, what is it that you do for fun and when you're not at your desk working for samsung? søren lambæk 48:46 as i already said that i do like art to play music and draw. and i have an eight-month-old son that's taking up a lot of my time at the moment. tony morelan 49:00 wonderful. wonderful. yeah, congratulations on that. thank you in a day, what is it the you do for fun when you can step away from your role at ade oshineye 49:09 google? so i do a lot of things but i think the main thing that occupies my time nowadays has been playing badminton. it's an it's a huge part of the swiss culture. and there's just a lot of people who play badminton, so it's a great game. you can actually get seriously injured in it. but you can also get very good at it. so i'd recommend it tony morelan 49:32 in guy. what is it that you do for fun up in the great northwest? when you get to put aside your responsibilities at microsoft. i can see in your background. now i noticed on your wall, you've got your own indoor rock-climbing gym. guy merin 49:45 yeah, exactly. so trivia in the last six months i've been training really, really hard to climb and summit some of the mountains around north washington goal is to get even bigger mountains but we did a couple of summits last weekend and really into climbing and something mountains now wow takes a lot of mental prep, nutrition, fitness level. and i've seen a lot of similarities between the experiences i have with preparing for a climb, to even things i do at work. it's really managing a project, a lot of insights i got from climbing that i apply in other places. tony morelan 50:25 that's great. that's great. hey, i wanted to thank all of you for being on the podcast today. it was wonderful to hear the different voices and get a chance to chat with you all. ade oshineye 50:34 thank you very much for having us you closing 50:35 just looking to start creating for samsung. download the latest tools to code your next app, or get software for designing apps without coding at all. sell your apps to the world on the samsung galaxy store. check out developer.samsung.com today and start your journey with samsung. the samsung developers podcast is hosted by tony morelan and produced by jeanne hsu.

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full-frequency barrier of 8k content. last, we will introduce the 8k association (8ka), a non-profit organization composed of key technology companies in the consumer and professional 8k ecosystem, and briefly mention 8ka's ongoing effects on the research, standardization, and promotion of 8k visual quality. sessions contents & service developer program mobile add samsung pay as your payment method in this session, we will share learnings from our experience developing the samsung pay mobile payment service, revealing insights that can be applied to your own platforms. we will also take a look at the samsung pay development kit and how you can use this for your own service. sessions game ar mobile ar emoji: your avatar, your experience the ar emoji feature on samsung devices enables users to create a 3d avatar model that can be used in other applications. similar to avatars currently available in games or in the metaverse, our ar emojis are a chance for users to express themselves, their style and their personality, digitally. but this is only the beginning. in this session, we’ll explore the future of ar emojis and how the ar emoji sdk is opening more opportunities for developers to collaborate with samsung to bring to life new services featuring these avatars and optimize them for the metaverse though our collaboration with unity. sessions ai iot smart appliances bixby 2022 what’s new what’s new with bixby in 2022? in this session, you will hear about some of the exciting improvements to the nlu and on-device bixby as well as updates to the bixby developer studio, which introduces a brand new javascript runtime that provides a modern, secure, high-performance environment. we will also take a closer look at the brand new bixby home studio, which allows smart device developers to customize and optimize voice control of smart devices, including allowing a single command to intelligently control multiple smart home devices. sessions contents & service game creating spectacular galaxy game audio experiences with dolby atmos galaxy smartphones and tablets can produce spectacular game audio with dolby atmos. discover how you can create deeper emotional connections with players, keep them playing for longer, and earn their loyalty by unleashing the full power of samsung galaxy mobile game audio. in this session you will hear from dolby’s partner audiokinetic who will discuss how developers can make dolby atmos games, including a walkthrough of how to use dolby atmos plug-ins in audiokinetic's wwise audio middleware. moong labs – creators of epic cricket one, of india's most popular sports games – will also share how dolby atmos benefitted their game and you will find out how dolby supports game developers and other activities on our website. sessions health wearable expand health experiences with galaxy watch the galaxy watch’s powerful bioactive sensor, together with the wear os powered by samsung, is transforming mobile health experiences. and now, this technology is even more powerful thanks to the samsung privileged health sdk. find out how the samsung privileged health sdk is allowing developers to retrieve raw or analyzed sensor data for their applications, including bia, ecg, blood oxygen level or sweat loss, and help users’ to accurately monitor their health stats. sessions web flexible and private web experience on samsung internet in this session, you will learn how to enhance and optimize your web experience for foldable devices using device posture api and viewport segment media query. we'll also take a closer look at how samsung internet protects users’ privacy online. sessions mobile enterprise developer program google and samsung strengthen enterprise ecosystem together samsung’s global mobile b2b team is working closely with the android enterprise team to build a galaxy ecosystem of partners who are bringing innovation into workplaces. discover how partner solutions create unique experiences on samsung devices and how we plan to work together to help future partners step into the samsung android ecosystem for enterprises and smbs. sessions contents & service developer program enterprise hdr10+/salt and automatic hdr video creations for productions hdr10+ is an essential technology for premium hdr viewing experience and it is widely reach to consumer displays including mobile devices. in order to provide hdr content services, it requires changing service provider's infra structure or workflows and video processing technology from sdr to hdr with a lot of engineering efforts. then, hdr10+/salt solutions and partnership program from samsung is designed to build an extremely cost effective automatic solution up for content creators, post production houses and ott service providers even including game developers. the solution package is designed with various standalone applications, reference apps, sdks on various oses and partnership programs to help 3rd parties for creation of hdr contents. hdr10+/salt partnership program provides full compatibility to hdr10+ llc certification program and major studios, ott service providers and tool makers are already partners of the program and samsung provides them the best hdr content quality. sessions developer program open innovation health healthcare research hub our open source project provides end-to-end solutions such as sdk, platform, and portal for various use cases from medical research studies to clinician services using wearable devices. medical research does not have to stay complicated. anyone can easily build and customize their own research studies or clinician services using this open source. recently, as the accuracy of sensors installed on wearable devices has improved, interest in healthcare research using wearable health data is increasing. however, it takes a lot of time for researchers to develop research applications and server infrastructure for storing and analyzing data from scratch. sr is developing android sdk and data platform solutions that support healthcare research using health data from our wearable devices (watch 4 and later versions) and provide them as open source in order to solve the pain points of these researchers and establish a digital health care research ecosystem centered on our wearable devices. sessions iot monetization smart appliances home connectivity alliance introduction of home connectivity alliance and how appliance manufactures can enable interoperability across brands. hear how hca interoperability can benefit consumers and partners including b2b (home builders, mfu, etc). join the hca and become a leader in innovation within the connected iot ecosystem. sessions ai ar immersive audio we will demonstrate an audio system with dramatically improved immersive 3d audio experience. hardware will be similar to samsung’s critically acclaimed hw-q990b soundbar, but will include several new technologies that will be found in future samsung products. these technologies automatically correct for room acoustics and the location of the listeners and loudspeakers. visitors will compare the sound of the system before and after the system’s unique automated calibration process. listeners will enjoy improved spatial and timbral performance in stereo, surround and immersive audio formats with both music and cinematic content. sessions security & privacy introducing blockchain wallet with knox vault in this session, we introduce blockchain wallet for samsung smart tv. blockchain wallet allows our smart tv users to manage their blockchain accounts and transfer their cryptocurrency to another blockchain account. it ensures to retain a key for blockchain transactions in a secure way. dapp developers can build their tv dapp with blockchain wallet for blockchain functions such as blockchain connection and transaction signing. knox vault is an enhanced hardware-based security solution to protect sensitive data such as cryptographic keys, passwords and personal data. knox vault provides strong security guarantees against hardware attacks such as physical attack, side-channel attack and fault attack. as a core component of the knox security platform, knox vault is an isolated, tamper-proof, secure subsystem with its own secure processor and memory. sessions developer program enterprise android introducing samsung galaxy camera ecosystem discover how advanced camera technologies, based on samsung’s leading hardware and software, can enable developers to create more powerful camera experiences for their users. we will take a look at some of the incredible partnerships samsung has already formed with numerous app developers and reveal how these collaborations enriched users’ camera experiences. sessions mobile android productivity intuitive multitasking experience based upon android 12l join us to see how samsung continues to enhance the large screen user experience further with fast app switching and intuitive multitasking capabilities. to maximize the galaxy foldable experience, we're expanding flex mode even further with more apps and partners as well as google's ongoing collaborative effort in android 12l. sessions iot mobile uwb joint efforts on standardization toward open ecosystem of uwb services the presentation will introduce samsung's joint efforts with industry partners on the uwb tech/service standardization, which is essential for creating an interoperable open ecosystem of uwb products and services. especially, it will introduce activities at fira consortium, which was established by samsung jointly with industry leaders to provide interoperability specifications as well as certification programs. it may also include target uwb services and relevant standardization status & plan. sessions ar game tizen journey to immersive interactive exp in big screen with xr and avatar fw xr framework webapis enable developers to build xr applications on the tizen platform. we will go over features of the webapis, share some demos, and provide information on how to get started. additionally we will show you a sample code of how to capture and handle user's gestures and full body movement. avatar framework for tizen is a unified solution providing high level apis that allow samsung developers to easily include the 3d avatar models and features in their samsung tv applications. we will go over all the cool features and options of our framework in this video. sessions connectivity android mobile le audio: the future of wireless sound introducing le audio: a new standard for bluetooth technology on galaxy devices. le audio will enhance the performance of classic bluetooth audio and introduce isochronous communication, creating whole new wireless audio experience on galaxy devices. in this session, we will introduce the technical features of le audio, what it means for the galaxy ux and how you could enhance wireless audio experience of your app with le audio. sessions design ui/ux one ui design principles in partnership one ui creates a unified experience across our galaxy devices, from phones and tablets to watches and galaxy books. in creating and refining one ui, we've followed four key principles: simplicity, effortlessness, consistency, and authenticity. with one ui, we've also made a commitment to openness, which means some of the best things in one ui come from partnerships. in this session, we'll talk about some of those partnerships and how we aligned them with our four design principles to get great results. sessions ui/ux design android one ui: customer centric design one ui starts with a true understanding what our customers want. hear more about what samsung have learned from listening to extensive customer feedback and usage data, and how we have adapted our designs in response. we'll take a look at some real-life examples of how the ux design of the calendar, settings and samsung health app has evolved over time to better meet customer needs. sessions enterprise data security & privacy our journey to responsibly handling data at samsung, we place personal data protection as one of our top priorities. learn how we responsibly handle personal data in our applications and platforms. we'll share with you our journey in protecting personal data. we'll talk about what it means to responsibly govern and access data in samsung's enterprise environment. we'll cover specifics on how to classify & protect data as a whole. pick up insights on privacy technologies and design patterns we apply in our data intensive applications today. sessions developer program tizen ui/ux prism: the new ux development tool and process in today’s environment of rapid and unpredictable transformation, establishing a creative and increasingly collaborative tech culture is one of the most challenging requirements. in this session, we would like to introduce a new method to revolutionize the tizen platform-based app development process. a new development process named prism automates most of the inefficient overheads from design to implementation of app ui, innovatively improving app development productivity. we will introduce prism-based development process and deliver this innovative app development culture to developers through the sessions. sessions developer program smart appliances tizen remote test lab: what’s new in tv development environment the current tizen tv development environment, represented by emulator and tv, is a very limited support method for developers. depending on the version of emulator, the latest features currently supported by the tv may not be available, and various models of physical tvs may be required to verify actual operation. rtl tv tries to overcome the limitations of the current development environment. sessions contents & service monetization data samsung tv plus: the advanced ad-tech and partnerships that fund free tv samsung’s free ad-supported tv (fast) service “tv plus” has been a breakout success. although it looks and feels like traditional tv, it is anything but! behind the scenes of this slick tv & mobile experience is high-performance technology, vast amounts of data & algorithms, and a thriving partner ecosystem. join this session to learn more about the mind-boggling world of advertising technology, how it works, and how multiple companies come together to provide free tv to millions of consumers worldwide. sessions android contents & service samsung wallet, it's convenient, personal and safe as the growth of digital wallets skyrockets, samsung recently announced samsung wallet – a new platform bringing almost all of the cards you’d typically find in a physical wallet, as well as important documents, into one easy-to-use and secure mobile application. as samsung wallet rapidly expands its content set, find out more about the future of digital wallets and how open api’s can allow developers to build integrations for this service. sessions iot security & privacy smartthings edge: the next level experience discover how samsung is transitioning the smartthings-published groovy dths to edge drivers while maintaining a seamless experience for our users. we’ll walk through the process of onboarding edge-based devices and how to set up an automation with an edge device that runs locally. sessions iot monetization smart appliances smartthings energy service introduction of smartthings energy service and how partners (energy companies, smart device mfgs, etc) can integrate to provide a seamless energy management service for their consumers leveraging samsung's smartthings energy ecosystem. sessions iot contents & service open innovation smartthings find: find alongside 200+ million users smartthings find is samsung’s fastest growing service, powered by more than 200 million galaxy users. discover some of the new features and functions added over the past year and learn how partners can leverage the service to innovate their own solutions to meet the needs of businesses and consumers alike. sessions iot contents & service open innovation smartthings platform enhancements for openness and interoperability the smartthings platform continues to evolve to promote openness and interoperability. in this session, we will share some exciting new updates to the smartthings platform to support matter and thread, and discuss the home connectivity alliance. sessions health tizen telehealth in samsung devices samsung display device (smart tvs & smart monitors) users will be able to launch telemedicine service within the samsung products. once you pick your physician, you can use one of the approved usb cameras to connect to the tv and jump on a video call with a physician via external service provider's built-in web applications. after a few account setup process on mobile / pc, you can easily start your session any time on tv without any additional complicated inputs. at your session, you can also receive a prescription to be filled in at a mail-in online pharmacy (pc or mobile) to receive prescription drugs at your doorstep. sessions open innovation enterprise productivity the next generation samsung retail solutions in a mobile-first world, device convergence, simplification, ergonomically designed accessories, sw solutions and the connected galaxy ecosystem are helping to boost productivity and efficiency in the retail industry. in this session, we will explore how the next generation of retail solutions are shaping the industry’s future and will take a closer look at samsung’s three major retail solutions - data capturing, payment, and push-to-talk. sessions developer program mobile android the samsung knox partner program: partner success journey the samsung knox partner program (kpp) equips you with everything you need to build ideas and market your mobile solutions. in this session, we will take a look at some of our partners’ solutions and how collaborating with the samsung kpp has helped enhance their user experience. join us to see why kpp is causing a stir in the business developer community! sessions enterprise tizen tizen everywhere this session highlighted samsung's direction and goals for the enterprise and b2b markets, focused on taking tizen to the next level on so many platforms. various enterpriser displays based on tizen and solutions suitable for business purposes will always be together. tizen enterprise platform will provide all the technology infrastructure you need, including the samsung developers portal for b2b for developer support and the samsung apps tv seller office for custom application support in your own business. after announcing "tizen open" at sdc in 2019, samsung established licensing system to provide tizen tv os to other tv makers. in order for partners to develop tizen tv products faster, samsung prepared reference tv solution. in europe, australia, türkiye, tizen tvs have been released sequentially through more than 10 tv brands since september 22. sessions wearable design android watch face studio's first journey and expectation for next a must-have to create beautiful watch faces! watch face studio (wfs) is now a little over a year old. hear the developers of wsh share the highs and lows of bringing the tool to life and meet the designers responsible for creating the eco watch face. this session is an insight into the year-long journey to create wfs – and the story of where we’re going next. sessions iot tizen ui/ux what's new in tizen? are you curious about the direction in which intelligent iot platform “tizen” is developing? this session introduces ui assistant technology and extended 3d ui framework for providing advanced user experience, and explains innovative technologies that make run the tizen platform on top of the android hardware abstraction layer to facilitate securing new hws. and introduce the iot standard 'matter', which will be newly supported on tizen. finally, we provide a guide and tip for cross platform application development. sessions ai 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la protección de datos es muy seria para nosotros. hemos implementado las salvaguardas físicas y técnicas para mantener la información que recopilamos segura. sin embargo, tenga en cuenta que, si bien tomamos medidas razonables para proteger su información, no existen sitios web, transmisiones de internet, sistemas informáticos o conexiones inalámbricas que sean completamente seguros. ¿dónde enviamos su información? su uso de los servicios empresariales o su participación en ellos podría incluir la transferencia, el almacenamiento y el procesamiento de su información personal fuera de su país de residencia, de acuerdo con esta política. estos países incluyen, sin limitación, república de corea, estados unidos, vietnam, bangladesh, reino unido, india, brasil, rusia y polonia. tenga en cuenta que la ley de protección de datos y otras leyes de los países a los que su información puede ser transferida podrían no ser tan completas como las de su país. tomaremos las medidas apropiadas, de conformidad con la ley aplicable, para garantizar que su información personal permanezca protegida. ¿cuáles son sus derechos? su información personal le pertenece. usted puede solicitarnos que proporcionemos detalles sobre lo que hemos recopilado, y puede solicitar su eliminación. para ejercer sus derechos, contáctenos por los métodos descritos en la sección contáctenos de esta política de privacidad. sin embargo, solicitar la eliminación de su información personal también puede provocar la pérdida de acceso a los servicios empresariales. si solicita la eliminación de la información personal, usted acepta que es posible que no pueda acceder o usar los servicios empresariales y que es posible que cierta información personal residual permanezca en los registros y archivos de samsung durante un período de tiempo de conformidad con la ley aplicable, pero que samsung no utilizará esa información con fines comerciales. usted entiende que, a pesar de su solicitud de eliminación, samsung se reserva el derecho de conservar su información personal, o una parte relevante de ella, en línea con nuestra política de retención de datos y las leyes aplicables, si samsung ha suspendido, limitado o cancelado su acceso al sitio web por incumplir los términos de uso de samsung o cualquier otra política de samsung o ley aplicable, cuando sea necesario para proteger los derechos, la propiedad o la seguridad de samsung, o de cualquiera de nuestras respectivas filiales, socios comerciales, empleados o clientes. ¿cuánto tiempo guardamos su información? no retendremos su información personal por más tiempo de lo necesario para el propósito para el cual se recopiló. esto significa que la información será destruida o borrada de nuestros sistemas cuando ya no se requiera. tomamos los pasos apropiados para garantizar que procesamos y conservamos información sobre usted según la siguiente lógica: al menos la duración para la cual se utiliza la información para brindarle un servicio. según lo requerido en virtud de la ley, la obligación regulatoria, un contrato, o con respecto a nuestras obligaciones estatutarias. solo por el tiempo necesario para el propósito para el cual se recopiló o se procesa, o por más tiempo si lo requiere cualquier tipo de contrato o ley aplicable, o con fines estadísticos, sujeto a las salvaguardas correspondientes. ¿qué servicios de terceros usamos? nuestros servicios empresariales pueden vincularse a sitios web y servicios de terceros que están fuera de nuestro control. no somos responsables de la seguridad o la privacidad de ninguna información recopilada por sitios web u otros servicios. debe tener precaución y revisar las declaraciones de privacidad aplicables a los sitios web y servicios de terceros que utiliza. cookies nuestro sitio web utiliza cookies para distinguirlo de otros usuarios de nuestro sitio web. esto nos ayuda a brindarle una buena experiencia cuando navegue por nuestro sitio web y nos permite mejorar nuestro sitio. una cookie es un pequeño archivo de letras y números que almacenamos en su navegador o en el disco duro de su computadora si usted lo autoriza. las cookies contienen información que se transfiere al disco duro de su computadora. utilizamos las siguientes cookies: cookies estrictamente necesarias. estas cookies son necesarias para la operación de nuestro sitio web. incluyen, por ejemplo, cookies que le permiten iniciar sesión en los servicios empresariales de forma segura. cookies analíticas o de rendimiento. estas cookies nos permiten reconocer y contar la cantidad de visitantes y ver cómo los visitantes se mueven por nuestro sitio web cuando lo están usando. esto nos ayuda a mejorar la forma en que funciona nuestro sitio web, por ejemplo, asegurarnos de que los usuarios encuentren lo que están buscando fácilmente. cookies de funcionalidad. estas cookies se utilizan para reconocerlo cuando regresa a nuestro sitio web. esto nos permite personalizar nuestro contenido para usted. cookies de segmentación. estas cookies registran su visita a nuestro sitio web, las páginas que ha visitado y los enlaces que ha seguido. usaremos esta información para que nuestro sitio web y la publicidad que se muestra allí sean más relevantes para sus intereses. usted puede bloquear las cookies activando la configuración en su navegador que le permite rechazar la configuración de todas las o algunas cookies. sin embargo, si usa la configuración de su navegador para bloquear todas las cookies (incluidas las cookies esenciales), es posible que no pueda acceder a algunas partes o a la totalidad de nuestro sitio web. a excepción de las cookies esenciales, todas las cookies caducarán después de un año. sus opciones le ofrecemos ciertas opciones en relación con la información personal que recopilamos acerca de usted. los servicios empresariales pueden ofrecer opciones relacionadas con la recopilación, eliminación y distribución de cierta información relacionada con los servicios empresariales. si opta por no permitir que los servicios empresariales recopilen, almacenen o compartan cierta información, es posible que no pueda usar todas las funciones disponibles a través de los servicios empresariales. para ejercer sus opciones, contáctenos como se indica en la sección contáctenos de esta política de privacidad. contáctenos puede contactarnos para actualizar sus preferencias, enviar una solicitud o hacer preguntas. la forma más sencilla de ponerse en contacto con nosotros es a través de la sección contáctenos en: https://www.samsung.com/. para hacer solicitudes relacionadas con sus datos personales, comuníquese con nosotros a través de la sección privacidad en: https://www.samsung.com/. también puede contactarnos aquí: samsung electronics co., ltd. 129, samsung-ro, yeongtong-gu, suwon-si, gyeonggi-do 16677, república de corea

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