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Samsung has redesigned the SmartThings app with an easier-to-use interface that could make it a better smart home platform.

Android Community May 14, 2021 Not all people who have Samsung Galaxy Buds truly wireless earbuds use it for their Samsung or even Android devices. We have good news for those who are using the earbuds with their Windows 10 devices. A new Galaxy Buds app is now available to download from the Microsoft Store so you can use it to manage your earbuds that you paired with your Windows 10 PCs, the Hololens, and the Surface Hub. This is part of the strengthening of the partnership between Samsung and Microsoft. A couple of years ago, there was actually an app called Galaxy Buds Manager that yo...

A new Galaxy Buds app for Windows 10 is now live at the Microsoft Store More Windows 10 apps designed for Samsung customers are hitting the Microsoft Store as the two tech giants continue strengthening their partnership. The latest Windows 10 app to come out of Samsung’s development labs is called Galaxy Buds, and it’s now available for download from the Microsoft Store for Windows 10 PCs, the HoloLens, and the Surface Hub. Some of you might recall an older app for Windows and Mac OS called Galaxy Buds Manager. It was released a couple of years ago via Samsung’s download center and it...

Last week, we saw Samsung launch its SmartThings Windows 10 app for easier controls over your various smart home products. Today, the company has seemingly released a new app geared towards owners of the Galaxy Buds who want to use them with their Windows computers. The app is simply named Galaxy Buds, and is available for free from the Microsoft Store, but makes it easy to pair your Galaxy Buds headphones to your computer. Currently, the app is only compatible with the newest Galaxy Buds Pro, but it seems that we could see support for the Galaxy Buds Live and Galaxy Buds+ in a future update. ...

Is Samsung better than OnePlus in the new decade? “Is Samsung better than OnePlus?” This is a question that’s been cropping up every few months since OnePlus was founded nearly a decade ago, and if anything, it shows how valuable hype and brand power can be. The reality of the situation is that OnePlus has been slowly but surely losing the qualities that made it unique in its early days. As time went by, OnePlus became more and more like the OEMs it used to challenge, yet the company is riding that initial hype wave that was created when the term ‘flagship killer’ took off thanks t...