Samsung wants to attract Apple users with Try Galaxy app
In the ongoing struggle for supremacy in the smartphone industry, manufacturers are experimenting with increasingly creative strategies to attract new users and convince users of other platforms to migrate to theirs. Samsung has recently adopted an innovative approach to attract Apple users: Try Galaxy, a new application that allows users to simulate the experience of the One UI 5.1 interface, from the Galaxy S23, directly on their iPhone.
Apple users can now experience the Samsung ecosystem without having to give up their iPhone. Through a simple download process, users can download the Try Galaxy application directly to their device, using a QR code that can be obtained here. Once installed, the application offers a series of video tutorials that guide users through the world of Samsung, allowing them to explore and become familiar with the home screen, main application icons, widgets and navigation menus of a smartphone. Genuine Galaxy.
The purpose of this application is quite clear: to allow Apple users to transform their iPhone’s interface into that of the Samsung Galaxy S23, the latest model in the Galaxy S series. Thanks to this simulation, users can experience some of the exclusive features offered by the Samsung without actually having to replace your device. This initiative intends to offer a preview of the Samsung experience, in order to capture the attention of Apple users and offer them an additional option to take into account when choosing a new smartphone.
Try Galaxy offers a very complete Galaxy S23 experience
The Try Galaxy application goes beyond the simple simulation of the Samsung interface and is capable of offering a true virtual journey through the advanced and exclusive functionalities of the Samsung Galaxy S23. The experience allows users to discover and experience the distinctive features of this state-of-the-art smartphone.
Among them, the extraordinary Nightography function stands out, which allows you to capture high-quality images at night, despite the poor lighting conditions that put most smartphones to the test. Users will thus have the opportunity to experience the potential of this function and admire the surprising results it can offer.
But it has much more to offer, so it’s always worth a try.
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