Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Android Apps and Games

Samsung Gallery 3D is Samsung's gallery app for Android users who want photo albums, stories, collections, documents, media categories, editing actions, and cloud-related gallery settings. It is aimed at Samsung device users who organize screenshots, camera images, videos, and personal albums. The app shows Today, Pictures, Albums, Collections, Stories, document groups, edit collections, favorite, video, secure album, trash, settings, sync, motion photo, and auto story controls. Users should review media permissions, cloud sync, notifications, storage, system-setting access, and private photo handling.

Samsung Notes is a note-taking app for Android users who want typed notes, folders, shared notes, file import, drawing tools, cloud sync, and Samsung account features. It is aimed at Samsung device users who write quick notes, organize notebooks, attach files, or sketch ideas. The app shows All notes, side navigation, recent file import, personal data intelligence notice, note editor, toolbar, drawing and attachment icons, Samsung Cloud sync, shared notes, default note style, auto save, and notification settings. Users should review build compatibility, cloud sync, camera and microphone permissions, notifications, and note privacy.

Samsung TV Plus is a free, ad-supported streaming service for viewers who want live television and on-demand entertainment on compatible Samsung devices. It brings news, movies, sports, shows, and other channel-based programming into one simple mobile experience. Users can move between live broadcasts and a rotating library of series and films without managing a cable plan or separate paid subscription. Regular content additions keep the lineup fresh, while mobile access makes it practical to watch around the home or on the go with an internet connection.

Galaxy Wearable presents a setup path for Samsung wearables, including Galaxy Ring and Galaxy Watch cards, privacy and permission links, agreement controls, and a scan for devices to add. The recorded Android installation reached the setup wizard welcome activity. Pairing and full device management require a compatible wearable to be available.

SmartThings is Samsung's smart home app for Android users who want to connect, monitor, and control compatible appliances, TVs, sensors, lights, and routines from a phone. It is aimed at households using Samsung and Matter-style connected devices. The captured flow shows SmartThings onboarding screens and Android settings for notifications, permissions, storage, mobile data, battery, and system app controls. Because connected home features depend on accounts and devices, users should review Samsung sign-in, device pairing, location, network trust, automation permissions, and household access before adding real devices.

Samsung Calendar is a planning and organization app for keeping appointments, tasks, and important dates in one mobile schedule. It gives Galaxy users a clear month view, quick date selection, and an Add on date entry point for creating events without digging through menus. You can move between months, search saved items, adjust recurring plans, and choose notification options for events that need attention. Calendar views, reminders, color-coded schedules, widgets, and account-linked calendars make it useful for everyday routines, family planning, study deadlines, and work appointments.

Samsung Magician is an Android companion for owners of Samsung Portable SSDs who want to check and manage a drive from a phone. Connect a supported T7, T7 Touch, T7 Shield, T9, or T5 EVO and use the app to review drive status, open security controls, manage password settings, and, on compatible models, handle fingerprint options. It also keeps device information, update notices, and operating preferences in one place. The result is a practical mobile control panel for keeping portable storage ready, protected, and easier to maintain.

Samsung Internet Browser is a mobile web browser for Android users who want tabbed browsing, search, default browser prompts, Samsung Cloud sync, privacy settings, add-ons, downloads, saved pages, and translation or summarization features. It is aimed at users who prefer Samsung's browser controls over the default system browser. The app shows first-run intro slides, Google search, tabs, browser menu, sync settings, homepage, address search, privacy notice, permissions, and default browser options. Users should review location, camera, microphone, media permissions, install-unknown-apps, notifications, and browsing privacy.

Samsung Camera is the core camera app for Samsung Android devices, built for capturing photos, videos, portraits, night shots, and specialty modes from a familiar viewfinder. The interface offers quick mode switching, zoom controls, flash and ratio tools, a More panel for advanced capture modes, and camera settings for document scanning, QR codes, suggestions, and photo format choices. This package is most relevant to Samsung-device users who need a matching camera build. Source-versus-installed version differences should be reviewed carefully.

Samsung Calculator is a practical Android math tool for everyday sums, schoolwork, shopping, and quick checks. Enter basic arithmetic with a clear keypad, revisit earlier formulas from the history icon, or switch to the scientific calculator for more advanced expressions. Its ruler-based unit converter turns values across areas, lengths, temperatures, volumes, and other categories, while selectable units keep results easy to compare. The focused layout makes routine calculations quick on a Galaxy phone or tablet and gives users a convenient place to handle both simple numbers and more technical conversions.

Samsung Smart Switch Mobile is a phone transfer app for Android users who want to move contacts, messages, files, photos, apps, and device settings to a new Galaxy device. It is aimed at users migrating from an old phone or external storage into a Samsung phone. The app shows USB cable, wireless, and external storage options, old/new device selection, send and receive modes, waiting-to-connect status, external storage detection, and security settings. Users should review transfer scope, calendar, call logs, contacts, files, location, microphone, nearby devices, phone, photos, SMS, storage, and system-setting access.