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By Samsung Newsroom
March 2025 New Revenue Share Model for Galaxy Store
From May 15, 2025, Galaxy Store will introduce a new, developer-friendly revenue share model. Developers and publishers of paid games, applications, themes, and in-app items (both consumable and non-consumable) will earn 80% of the sales proceeds generated through the Galaxy Store, with Samsung retaining 20%. For subscriptions, the revenue share will be 85% for developers and 15% for Samsung. Get ready to boost your revenue potential with Galaxy Store!
Visit the Samsung Developer Portal for more details on these exciting changes. Samsung Health Data SDK 1.0.0.b2 Has Been Released!
The latest Samsung Health Data SDK release introduces new write capabilities for select Samsung Health data types. Previously, developers could only read or aggregate data using the SDK APIs. With this update, developers can now insert, edit, and delete data for specified data types*. We're excited to offer this opportunity to developers to access and utilize more Samsung Health data in their applications.
*Data types supported: Body composition, blood glucose, blood pressure, heart rate, nutrition, water intake
Learn More [MWC 2025] Explore AI-Powered Innovation in Mobile, Health, Home, and Networks with Samsung
Samsung Electronics stole the spotlight at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025, held in Barcelona and opening on March 3 (local time.) Samsung showcased new AI-powered mobile experiences and next-generation network solutions centered around the Galaxy S25 series. Visitors experienced Galaxy's vision for the future, through a dedicated Galaxy S25 zone featuring AI, camera, and gaming experiences, as well as AI-customized healthcare and smart home solutions. Samsung also shared advancements in security, sustainability, and network innovation technologies.
Discover more about the AI-driven mobile innovations and connected experiences unveiled at MWC 2025 at the Samsung Electronics Newsroom.
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Samsung Electronics will begin rolling out the new One UI 7 starting on April 7 for key models including the Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Fold6 and Galaxy Z Flip6, and will gradually expand to more Galaxy smartphones and tablets. This update enhances the user experience with a new UI design and powerful Galaxy AI features.
One UI 7 provides an intuitive UX and options for personalized settings. For added convenience, the Now Bar provides personalized, real-time updates directly on the lock screen. Additional AI features, including AI Select, Writing Assist, Audio Eraser, and Drawing Assist, have been added for a more intuitive experience.
Adjusting preferences is now easier. Users can simply navigate to Settings, tap the magnifying glass icon, and say, “My eyes are feeling tired.” Recommended options like adjusting brightness or enabling Eye Comfort Shield instantly appear. The update rollout begins in Korea and will gradually expand to global markets. Learn more in the Samsung Electronics Newsroom.
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Samsung Electronics has published its second white paper on technology trends for the 6G era, titled “AI-Native & Sustainable Communication.” This white paper outlines directions for enhancing network quality by applying AI technology throughout the telecommunication system, and for creating a sustainable user experience through energy efficiency improvements and extended service coverage. It also covers emerging 6G services, including immersive extended reality (XR), digital twins, and massive communication, as well as the key attributes that will enable them.
Samsung Electronics announced its continued commitment to leading global standardization and development efforts for the 6G era, while incorporating lessons learned from 5G commercialization and adapting to evolving market requirements. Learn more at the Samsung Electronics Newsroom.
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SmartThings is excited to announce that Philips Hue has certified 155 lighting products as “Works with SmartThings!” As a leader in smart lighting, Philips Hue continues to expand consumer choices by introducing more connected lighting products, showcased directly in the SmartThings application and website. Leveraging tools like Certification by Similarity in the Developer Center, Philips Hue efficiently certified their entire product lineup.
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Interested in certifying your products with SmartThings? Fill out this form to learn more and reach over 380 million users worldwide. Samsung Receives 58 Accolades at iF Design Awards 2025
Samsung Electronics is pleased to announce it has received a total of 58 awards at the International Forum (iF) Design Awards 2025, a prestigious German international design competition, including two Gold Awards.
"Ballie," an AI companion robot for the home, and "BOJAGI," an advanced concept package design for small portable projectors, were presented with Gold Awards. The 58 awards span various design and product categories, including the Bespoke AI Laundry Combo, Galaxy Ring, Neo QLED 8K, UX/UI, and service design.
Samsung Electronics announced its commitment to continuing to lead the customer experience with AI-driven innovation and sustainable design, striving to provide designs that harmonize with consumers’ evolving lifestyles and contribute to society and consumers lives.
Learn More FaceMe: Robust Face Restoration with Personal Identification
FaceMe from Samsung Research is a technology that restores high-quality facial images from low-quality sources while preserving identity consistency. It utilizes the CLIP image encoder and the ArcFace facial recognition module to extract identity features from a reference image, and uses them as a prompt for the diffusion model to enhance the restoration’s performance. The training is conducted in phases using ControlNet and ID encoder modules, and wavelet-based color correction is applied for a final, natural-looking restoration. FaceMe does not require additional training for personalized restoration. Using a variety of reference images, this is a new approach that overcomes limitations of existing face restoration technologies. Find out more about FaceMe and its proven identity consistency, restoration quality, and high speed in the Samsung Research blog.
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By Samsung Newsroom
Today, Samsung is announcing a new revenue share model for Galaxy Store, increasing the current revenue share of 70/30 to 80/20 for developers and publishers.
Starting May 15, 2025 (GMT+0), developers and publishers of paid games, apps, and consumable and non-consumable in-app items using Samsung Checkout will start receiving 80% of the net sales proceeds* generated and received through Galaxy Store, while Samsung will retain 20%. For subscription services, the revenue share model will be 85% / 15%.
For all developers and publishers who are currently publishing an app on Galaxy Store and obtained certification via the Galaxy Store Seller Portal, no action is required to start benefiting from this higher revenue share. Unless you have a custom agreement, Samsung will automatically apply the new revenue share terms on May 15, 2025 (GMT+0). If you have a custom agreement with Samsung, you will not be impacted by this change and the terms of the custom agreement will continue to apply.
FAQ
Q: When will I start receiving the new increased revenue?
A: The new revenue share model will start on May 15, 2025 (GMT+0).
Q: Will purchases made today in Galaxy Store be affected?
A: Purchases made in Galaxy Store before May 15, 2025 (GMT+0), will continue at the current 70/30 revenue share model.
Q: Will there be any other changes in the calculation of the revenue share?
A: No. Before distributing your revenue share, Samsung will deduct the same customary fees from the total revenue such as sales tax, bank fees and other cost as provided in the Galaxy Store Seller Portal Terms and Conditions.
Q: I have a custom agreement with Samsung. Will this change affect the agreement?
A: No, if you have a custom agreement you will not be impacted. If you are interested in moving to the new revenue share model, please contact your Samsung account manager.
Q: What apps will benefit from the new revenue share model?
A: All paid apps, including games and themes, as well as consumable and non-consumable in-app items will benefit from the new 80/20 revenue share model.
Developers of subscription services (where recurring payment is made by users) will receive a higher revenue share based on an 85/15 revenue share model.
Q: What do I need to do to receive my increased revenue share?
A: If you have accepted Samsung Galaxy Store Seller Portal Terms and Conditions, then no action is necessary. Samsung will automatically update your revenue share to the new terms on May 15, 2025 (GMT+0). If you have a custom agreement, you will not be impacted by this change. If you are interested in moving to the new revenue share model, please contact your Samsung account manager.
For further inquiries, please reach out to [email protected].
*Subject to the deduction of customary sales tax and other fees.
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By Samsung Newsroom
Samsung is expanding its partnership with Art Basel to Art Basel Miami Beach. Following the debut as Art Basel’s first-ever Official Visual Display partner in Basel, Switzerland earlier this year, complete with an immersive Collectors Lounge experience. Through this unique partnership, Samsung is also launching a new initiative with Art Basel to bring curated collections of contemporary artworks from Art Basel’s renowned exhibiting galleries exclusively to the Samsung Art Store. A new collection will be shared once a quarter with the first collection launching today.
▲ Fred Tomaselli’s Irwin’s Garden (detail) (2023) shown on The Frame by Samsung. Photo: Samsung
The Samsung Art Store is available on The Frame, the best-selling lifestyle TV from Samsung that doubles as a piece of art. Subscribers around the world can experience gallery highlights from Art Basel, which joins other renowned collections such as those from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum of Modern Art and The Musée d’Orsay available on the Samsung Art Store. The latest partnership with Art Basel underscores Samsung’s commitment to making world-class art accessible to anyone with The Frame through its innovative platform.
Samsung Art Store Subscribers Get an Exclusive Look
Art Basel Miami Beach is the premier global art fair of the Americas with cultural significance attracting thousands of art enthusiasts every year. For the first time, this exclusive experience is being delivered directly to the screens of millions of people through The Frame.
Ahead of Art Basel Miami Beach, Samsung Art Store subscribers will have access to a curated collection of 15+ select works from Art Basel’s galleries, some of which will be displayed at the highly anticipated fair, taking place from December 6-8, 2024 at the Miami Beach Convention Center. The collection features pieces from international contemporary galleries, including James Cohan, Kasmin, moniquemeloche, mor charpentier, Nara Roesler, Roberts Projects and Tina Kim, offering subscribers a unique, front-row look at some of Art Basel’s incredible works of art.
▲ Candida Alvarez’s Mostly Clear (detail) (2023) shown on The Frame by Samsung. Photo: Samsung
Founded in 1970 by gallerists from Basel, Art Basel is the world’s premier art fair for modern and contemporary art. This year in Miami Beach, Art Basel will bring together 286 leading international galleries from 38 countries to present artworks of the highest quality across all media — from painting and sculpture to photography and digital works. Art Basel will once again reaffirm its unparalleled position as a platform for discovery and encounters that drive the art world.
“Art Basel’s mission is to power the world of art by connecting leading artists and galleries with art loving audiences,” said Noah Horowitz, CEO of Art Basel. “Our collaboration with Samsung allows us to extend that reach like never before by broadening access to leading galleries and significant works from established artists to a new generation of emerging talents.”
Yong Su Kim, EVP and Global Head of Video Services and Partnerships at Samsung, echoed the excitement surrounding this partnership. “Art Basel represents the pinnacle of contemporary art, and we are thrilled to amplify that experience with leading display technology that brings art to millions of people,” Kim said. “Through the Samsung Art Store and the lifelike visuals of The Frame, we are making it possible for anyone to experience Art Basel and take part in an iconic cultural moment.”
Samsung Art Store Collectors Lounge to Feature Industry Panels, Interactive Activation and More
As the Official Display Partner of Art Basel Miami Beach, Samsung is hosting a dedicated Samsung Art Store Collectors Lounge from December 4-8 under the concept, “Bringing Art Home,” where attendees can enjoy remarkable artworks on The Frame’s museum-worthy display. In addition, visitors will see The Frame showcased with unique bezels in various colors and designs from DecoTVFrames, an official Samsung partner exclusively available for The Frame.
The Frame will also be installed throughout the fair to present visitors with a variety of vivid screen experiences.
In addition to its dynamic Collectors Lounge experience, Samsung is hosting a series of panel discussions featuring influential voices from the contemporary art world. These sessions include:
Celebrating Women in Art and Technology — Innovation and Expression
An engaging panel led by Daria Greene, Head of Global Curation at Samsung. This discussion celebrates the journey of female artists and innovators who are redefining the intersection of art and technology. Gain insights into how digital platforms are amplifying voices and breaking new ground in contemporary art. The Future of Digital Art — Innovation, Rights and Connectivity
Explore the future of digital art in this thought-provoking panel, moderated by Maya Harris, Head of Business Development and Strategic Partnerships at Samsung. This session delves into how technology is reshaping artistic rights, accessibility and the ways institutions and artists connect with global audiences.
As the home for Samsung Art Store, The Frame has been refreshed in 2024 to deliver an even more complete artistic and aesthetic experience. That includes Pantone Validated ArtfulColor Certification,1 the industry leading color experts. The Frame is the world’s first and only art TV to achieve this validation, ensuring natural and realistic visuals that wouldn’t look out of place in a gallery. It also sports an Anti-Reflection with Matte Display, helping you limit light distractions so your artwork appears even more true-to-life. The Frame hangs just like a picture flush against the wall and is available in class sizes ranging from 32 to 85 inches.
The Frame also delivers value-add features that you can only find from Samsung — the #1 global TV brand for 18 years and counting.2 Samsung technology makes everything you watch look clearer and crisper, while you enjoy access to 2,700+ free channels, including 400+ premium channels on Samsung TV Plus.3 You can also game without a console through Samsung Gaming Hub,4 use your TV as your smart home hub and ensure your personal data is protected by Samsung Knox security.
1 Pantone company provides a universal language of color, called Pantone Matching System, that enables color-critical decisions through every stage of the workflow for brands and manufacturers.
2 Source: Omdia, Jan 2024. Results are not an endorsement of Samsung. Any reliance on these results is at the third party’s own risk.
3 Available for free on Samsung Smart TVs released after 2016, Galaxy devices, Smart Monitors, Family Hub refrigerators and the web.
4 Available games and content may vary by country and model and are subject to change without notice. Certain games require a separate controller. Internet connection and subscription may be required. Requires a Samsung account.
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By adem377
Hello everyone, I hope you're doing well. I have Tizen TV 4 and 6 devices, and I would like to know how I can capture a screenshot within the Tizen system on these devices.
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By Sau
Hello,
I have Samsung TV (qe55q80datxxh) with Tizen OS and unfortunately it doesn’t find necessary apps on its store. I.e. App called “TV Zone” (https://tvzone.app) - it supports Tizen OS, but on Samsung store it is not visible. Is there any way to install this app in Samsung via store or like a third party app using usb stick (is it even possible?)?
Txanx!
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