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Samsung announced its new free video streaming service is launching today. This service offers movies and TV shows completely free to users. It works with advertisements shown during playback. Samsung says this ad-supported model allows them to provide popular content at no cost.
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The service arrives first in the United States. Viewers can watch it on compatible Samsung smart TVs. It will also work on Galaxy smartphones and tablets later this year. People do not need a subscription to use it. They only need a Samsung account to start watching.
Samsung has partnered with major studios for content. Users will find films from Paramount Pictures and shows from Lionsgate. There are also documentaries and kids’ programs available. The library includes both new releases and classic favorites. Samsung plans to add more titles regularly.
The launch puts Samsung directly against other free streaming services. Companies like Roku Channel and Tubi offer similar free, ad-supported TV. Samsung believes its integration with Samsung devices gives it an advantage. Having the service built into their TVs makes access very simple.
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Viewers will see ads before and during shows. Samsung states the ad load will be reasonable. The company wants to balance viewer experience with ad revenue. They hope users accept the ads as the trade-off for free content. Samsung aims to attract cord-cutters looking for budget-friendly entertainment options.