by Nicole Lee | @nicole | 4 hours ago November 12th 2014 3:44 pm 0 
Samsung makes a lot of products, from wearables to phones to large-screen televisions. So why not try to tie everything together? That's the idea behind Samsung's Flow, which could be seen as the company's answer to Apple's Continuity. Announced today at Samsung's Developer's Conference, Flow lets you move tasks from one device to another and even do things like view incoming calls and messages on your Samsung TV. There are essentially three components: Transfer, Defer and Notify. Transfer lets you do things like read a shared article on your tablet or move a video call from your laptop to your phone. Defer lets you put off a task until you're ready, so you can fix that PowerPoint slide when you get to work, or pick up that movie on your phone when you're in the subway. Last but not least is Notify, which as we mentioned, lets you view notifications on any screen, be it your watch or your computer. You'll even get device status updates on your television, for example, so you can see if your phone is running low on battery. The Flow SDK was just released to developers today, so don't expect to see this feature on your Galaxy-branded device just yet.
Tags: samsung, samsungflow, sdc, sdc2014 Hide Comments 0Comments Featured Stories
Bose is betting on fashion to compete with Beats3 hours ago 0Microsoft Band review: A tale of pitfalls and promise4 hours ago 0Nexus 6 review: Google shows it can make a big-screen phone7 hours ago 0'Interstellar' makes the case for humanity's return to space1 day ago 0'Halo: The Master Chief Collection': The Joystiq Review1 day ago 0Motorola Droid Turbo review: better than the Moto X, but only a little1 day ago 0'Assassin's Creed Unity': The Joystiq Review1 day ago 0 Compare Your Gadgets
Instantly compare products side by side and see which one is best for you!
Try it now →
Bringing it to Beats: can these 'social' headphones compete?View the Original article
No comments:
Post a Comment