Samsung Link

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Samsung Link
Developer(s) Samsung Electronics
Initial release May 29, 2013 (2013-05-29)
Development status Active
Operating system Android(Mobile), Windows(PC)
Website content.samsung.com/uk/contents/aboutn/samsungLinkIntro.do

Samsung Link is an app that connects all devices and storage services in one place for integrated search and playback. Users can register their device such as a PC, smartphone, or tablet to the same account, and watch videos, listen to music, or share photos or documents on their device remotely. Content on storage services such as Dropbox, SugarSync, or Skydrive can be also downloaded or streamed.

Features

1. Remote playback and transfer of content across devices

As well as content on the home PC, content on devices with the same account can be played or transferred across devices while on the move.

2. Access content on TV

Using the DLNA function supported by AllShare, users can play videos saved on their smartphone, tablet, or PC on their TV. In addition, once logged in with the same account, users can also access content on devices connected to other networks or on a storage service on their TV.

3. Auto upload of recorded photos/videos

Users can automatically set to upload the content on their smartphone, tablet, or camera to their PC or storage service.

4. Integrated search

With the integrated search window, Samsung Link lets users search for content across all registered Samsung devices or storage services with the same account.

History

The first web version of AllShare Play Mini was released on February 13, 2012. Installed on Galaxy S3, it was released on May 29, 2012 as part of the official version of AllShare Play. As an integrated element of Allshare Play, it was renamed as Samsung Link on April 25, 2013.

Availability

Smartphone / tablet PC (applicable to Samsung models only), PC, Camera (only applicable to Samsung Wi-Fi models released since 2012), SMART TV (only applicable to Samsung models released since 2012), BD-HDD, HomeSync

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