Samsung launches My Music and My Movies app for Galaxy S2 and Galaxy Tab 750
Samsung has launched 2 new entertainment apps, My Music and My Movies for the Samsung Galaxy S2 and the Galaxy Tab 750. The My Music app has a huge collection of music with the album details, artists details, critic’s music reviews and much more for complete music junkies. The My Movies app is powered by BIGFlix and it offers huge collection full length movies of different genres for free.
The My Music app allows the users to listen, purchase and browse songs from a catalogue of over three million songs and around 11,000 music videos. You could browse the songs from Bollywood, International, Devotional and lots more. The latest songs are available from the new arrivals and there are also featured, hot picks and all songs. You can also mark the songs as favorites and search the song by name or artist.
The My Movies app lets you watch 400 full-length movies in various languages, music videos and the latest movie trailers. The movies can either be streamed over Wi-Fi or a 3G connection. The movies are categorized as new, popular, rated and you can also search for movies manually. It offers over 2000 hours of Videos – Movies, Trailers, TV shows & Music Videos.
Download the My Music app for the Samsung Galaxy S2 and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 750 from the Samsung Apps store. The My Movies app is also available from the Samsung Apps store for the Samsung Galaxy S2 and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 750. These apps would also support other select Samsung phones and Tablets.
New Android Marketplace App Unveiled : Books and Movies Supported
Google lifted the curtains from its latest redesign of the Android Marketplace app. The application now supports renting movies and purchasing books straight from the app itself in supported countries. Alongside , it brings a major overhaul in the UI of the application.
The major changes include :
1. In the U.S., users will be able to rent thousands of movies, starting at $1.99, right from Android Market on your phone via a special Videos application. The app supports downloading of movies alongside streaming so that users can watch even when offline.
2. Ability to purchase books from Android Market on your phone. The books are automatically synced across all your Android powered devices.
3. Overhauled interface of the marketplace app.
4. Supports collections including staff picks and Editors’ Choice apps.
The updated application will roll out to Android 2.2+ phones in the coming weeks. The videos app will only be available in the US. Check out the hands on video of the update below :
[Via - Google Mobile Blog]