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Samsung S-Cloud Service
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It appears
that the competition between Apple and Samsung may not be limited to the device
offerings of the two tech giants. Recent reports have hinted that the South
Korean company may be preparing to unveil its own version of the iCloud of
Apple, the Samsung S-Cloud service.
This
upcoming unveiling of the Samsung S-Cloud service comes as the Samsung Galaxy
S3 is set to be launched by Samsung during a May 3 that will be held in London.
According to Maeil Business, a Korean news site, a consolidation plan of
Samsung was reportedly leaked recently showing that the company was preparing
to unveil the Samsung S-Cloud service on the same date as the Samsung Galaxy S3
launch.
Users will
reportedly be able to send content into the Samsung S-Cloud service and sync
different devices. The same report indicated that the Samsung S-Cloud service
will not limit the content uploaded by users, which is being implemented on the
iCloud of Apple.
The May 3
event where the Samsung Galaxy S3 will be launched was announced recently by
Samsung even as a number of reports have emerged on the possible features that
will be offered by the device. Pre-orders are reportedly already accepted
through the Amazon Germany.
A video that
reportedly showed the Samsung Galaxy S3 was also posted recently on a
Vietnamese website. The pre-order posting and video has revealed some of the
features that the upcoming Samsung smartphone will offer, some of which were
consistent with earlier reports linked to the Samsung Galaxy S3.
Reports on
the Samsung S-Cloud service have been circulating in the past few months. Last
February reports have hinted at the possible launch of the cloud-based service
of Samsung by August.
Although the
availability of the Samsung S-Cloud service has yet to be revealed, the report
has given indications that Samsung will likely collaborate with Microsoft to
guarantee a smooth launch of the service in the international market.
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