Samsung now allows customers to try out the Galaxy S10, virtually
Despite low pre-order numbers in South Korea, Samsung hopes to turn the tide and convince more customers to buy its new Galaxy S10 flagships. And what better way to make it easier for a potential customer to purchase your product then by letting him try it out if you're sure that it's solid enough.
Samsung is doing just that with a new app called Experience. Samsung Experience is now available for download via Google Play Store and allows users to check out some of the main features of the Galaxy S10 line.
Of course, it's not the same as having the phone in your hands, but it's a close as it gets to the real thing. If you can't visit a Samsung Experience store to check out the Galaxy S10, you can download the Experience app and watch some of the videos that offer a glimpse of what the smartphone has to offer.
Be careful though, as this is a sizeable download, so make sure that you have around 2GB of storage available. Samsung says the app is optimized for Galaxy S9/S9+ and Note9, but it should work on just about any Android smartphone.
Samsung is doing just that with a new app called Experience. Samsung Experience is now available for download via Google Play Store and allows users to check out some of the main features of the Galaxy S10 line.
Be careful though, as this is a sizeable download, so make sure that you have around 2GB of storage available. Samsung says the app is optimized for Galaxy S9/S9+ and Note9, but it should work on just about any Android smartphone.
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