After Samsung "took over" iTunes Radio with the Milk Music service, it chose an even stronger competitor - YouTube - for the Milk Video application. "Milk" video will be a free mobile application, "homogenized" and "pasteurized", i.e. with carefully selected content of videos extracted according to popularity and stripped of advertisements. It will be available for all Galaxy family owners starting November 23rd.
Free online radio service Milk Music the Korean giant Samsung got a baby sister application Milk Video, which, like her older sister, will not have annoying ads, only columns filled with the most popular video content (sorted by categories - funny, entertainment, music, news, mixed, sports, technology,...) and channels (both will curated by Samsung editors). "Déjà vi-deo", "already vide(n)o", you will say. No, editing will make it much easier for the user to find content that is "in" partnership Samsung with Red Bull, with Funny or Die and VICE-om, and will also give away tickets to the "backstage".
Do you still have the feeling that Samsung was discovering hot water? If so, then you may be enlightened by the words of the company's vice president, Kevin Swint. This one says that at Samsung they found that the user discovers video content by accident, which means that he often has the feeling that he was the last to discover the video that everyone is talking about. And with Milk Video, they are repaired.
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That said, this isn't Samsung's first attempt in the media. Milk Music more than lifers (they dominate Spotify and Pandora), but he is still doing better than it was Samsung Media Hub (a kind of iTunes or Google Play store for movies and TV series), which Samsung has already gotten rid of. So why is he rushing somewhere he's already been burned? Because he is aware the importance of music and video, who cut a big piece of the pie when it comes to smartphone usage.Available for: Galaxy Note 2, Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy Note Edge, Galaxy Mega, Galaxy S3, Galaxy S4, Galaxy S4 mini, Galaxy S3 mini and Galaxy S5.
More information:
www.samsung.com
