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Samsung is bringing its Internet browser to desktop with AI and cross-device syncing
Samsung is expanding the reach of its internet browser by launching a desktop PC beta, initially targeting users in the US and South Korea. This represents a notable step for a browser long associated with Samsung's mobile devices, as the company seeks to integrate browsing experiences across multiple platforms.Read Entire Article
Google Chrome, Edge and company have a new competitor. It is unlikely that the Samsung Internet browser for PC competes with you, but it includes some interesting features that some users can take away, especially if they have a Samsung mobile.The Korean company has been offering its own browser on their mobiles for years.It already tried to bring it to PC in 2023, it was a few months in the Windows Store.But it didn't work, and it disappeared.N…
Samsung Internet on PC has a multitasking feature similar to Galaxy phones
Samsung’s Galaxy smartphones have long been known for their multitasking prowess. Features like Multi Window have made it easy for users to juggle between apps, whether it’s watching a video while replying to messages or browsing the web while taking notes. On devices like the Galaxy Z Fold series and Samsung’s tablets, the feature goes even further, allowing up to three apps to run side by side. Samsung has brought a similar experience to Sam…
The Friday Checkout — Samsung turned its chip business around
This week Samsung released their web browser, Samsung Internet on Windows, Samsung's chip business is also doing much better with Foundry getting big orders, memory and Exynos turning around and more, and the 1X Neo launched as the first humanoid domestic robot in the West. Episode 274 ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ►►► Release monitor ◄◄◄ If a line starts with "*" it's an affilate link. I earn a commission if you buy through it. Dreame Ring (couldn't…
Samsung has unveiled the desktop version of its web browser, Samsung Internet. The company hints that this isn't just a browser, but a step toward "an integrated AI platform, not a program that simply waits for user interaction." This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing the technology portal Engadget. What is known As expected, Samsung Internet for Windows supports data synchronization across devices, including bookmarks, history, and autofill. …
Samsung Internet beta brings Galaxy AI to Windows PCs
Samsung is launching a beta version of its Internet browser for Windows PCs on October 30, 2025, initially in the United States and South Korea. The browser targets Windows 10 version 1809 and later, along with Windows 11, to extend the company’s mobile-first browser to desktops and unify the Galaxy mobile ecosystem with Windows PCs. Samsung’s Internet browser has long operated primarily on mobile devices, particularly Galaxy smartphones and tab…
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