Here's what Galaxy Gifts Samsung is offering to Note 4 and Note Edge buyers
Galaxy Gifts - this is the name of a collection of apps and subscriptions that Samsung is offering (for free) to owners of select Galaxy devices. Naturally, the brand new Galaxy Note 4 also comes with Galaxy Gifts, and Samsung recently detailed what this means for the phablet’s buyers.
The freebies included in Galaxy Gifts for the Note 4 are divided into four categories: Productivity (50 GB of Dropbox storage for 2 years, Sketch Book, Hancom Office, ArtRage, Real Player Cloud, etc), Entertainment (Gameloft games, 3-month subscription to OnLive, etc), News & Reading (subscriptions to The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg Businessweek+, and Audible), and Lifestyle & others (CameraAce, Perfect 365, Magisto, Live 360). You can find the complete list at the source link below.
These gifts will also be available to owners of the Galaxy Note Edge - which is somewhat similar to the Note 4, but ads a curved display for a touch of uniqueness.
It’s worth mentioning that Galaxy Gifts content does not come pre-loaded on any Samsung device - thus, if you want it, you’ll have to download it yourself.
While the Galaxy Note 4 is already available in some markets (and will be launched in many others, including the US, starting this week), the Note Edge hasn't been released anywhere in the world yet - but it should go on sale at the end of October, first in Japan.
source: Samsung via Ausdroid
The freebies included in Galaxy Gifts for the Note 4 are divided into four categories: Productivity (50 GB of Dropbox storage for 2 years, Sketch Book, Hancom Office, ArtRage, Real Player Cloud, etc), Entertainment (Gameloft games, 3-month subscription to OnLive, etc), News & Reading (subscriptions to The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg Businessweek+, and Audible), and Lifestyle & others (CameraAce, Perfect 365, Magisto, Live 360). You can find the complete list at the source link below.
It’s worth mentioning that Galaxy Gifts content does not come pre-loaded on any Samsung device - thus, if you want it, you’ll have to download it yourself.
While the Galaxy Note 4 is already available in some markets (and will be launched in many others, including the US, starting this week), the Note Edge hasn't been released anywhere in the world yet - but it should go on sale at the end of October, first in Japan.
source: Samsung via Ausdroid
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