• Samsung’s Smart Hub to enhance Smart TV experience

    • Samsung is banking on the rising expectations from the upcoming CES in Las Vegas. They have injected some new steroids into their TV market by introducing the Smart Hub. This is said to offer Samsung Smart TV users a new means to access even more content and apps than they currently do. Some images, uploaded on Flickr showcase a new background design with a simplified UI.
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    This release could well compliment the army of smart television sets that Samsung are touted to release at CES 2012.

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    Posted in Topics:Media Devices, , , on December 26, 2012 by gary

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