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Samsung Electronics updates ‘Try Galaxy’ app for non-Galaxy users to explore latest Galaxy S23 Series experience

| @indiablooms | Apr 01, 2023, at 10:13 pm

New Delhi: Samsung Electronics announced its enhanced “Try Galaxy” app, which allows users of non-Galaxy smartphones to test drive new features from the recently launched Galaxy S23 series and One UI 5.1.

The app is now also available in 14 languages, including Arabic, Bahasa Indonesia, Chinese (CN/TW), English, French, French (Canadian), German, Japanese, Portuguese (BR), Spanish, Spanish (Mexican), Swedish and Vietnamese.

“We’re proud of the intuitive, convenient and customizable experiences only available through the Samsung Galaxy ecosystem,” said Sonia Chang, Vice President of Brand Marketing Group of Mobile eXperience Business at Samsung Electronics. “We’re committed to continuing to give people who aren’t already Samsung users the opportunity to explore what’s possible with the best and latest Galaxy experiences.”

Realizing the power of Galaxy

Since its launch in 2022, “Try Galaxy” has been downloaded more than 2 million times. Once downloaded, app users can find helpful tutorials and explore the app’s homepage, including Galaxy icons, widgets and navigation. Users can also sample other innovative and unique apps and features available through Samsung Galaxy.

The newly enhanced app highlights key features of the Galaxy S23 series and One UI 5.1, including:

Powerful camera2: Users can explore what’s possible with Samsung Galaxy’s most advanced camera system, including truly cinematic Nightography and transformative AI for vivid and clear night shots.

They can also test in-app editing tools like Photo Remaster to automatically improve details of images.

Leading performance: Users can experience how the Galaxy S23 series is redefining peak performance through a video demonstrating next-level gaming capabilities with optimized mobile platform, battery and display.

Connected ecosystem: Users can immerse themselves in the latest world of One UI 5.1 with customizable wallpapers, icons, message interfaces, backgrounds and more for a mobile experience that matches their own personality and style.

Availability

Try Galaxy now supports 14 languages and the application is available for download through a simple QR code scan.

To explore the many benefits of switching to Galaxy, visit www.trygalaxy.com.

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