Exec TJ Kang tells CNET that certain tablets will be able to use the new
feature that lets users search live TV and various streaming services
through one app.
Samsung America Senior Vice President Joe Stinziano describes new
features for TVs, including a feature that allows users to search all
video services and live TV in one screen.
LAS VEGAS -- Samsung's new video search tool, which the company unveiled yesterday for its TVs, will also be available for certain tablets this spring, a Samsung executive told CNET.
That means users will be able to use one app to navigate all of their different video services, and use their tablets as a remote to control their TVs, TJ Kang, senior vice president of Samsung's media solution center, told CNET in an interview after Samsung's press conference yesterday at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. In his role, Kang oversees new services and apps made by Samsung for its products.
"You could either stream video to the tablet and start watching on the tablet and take it anywhere with you, or if you want to share that video with other family members, you can send that to the TV," Kang said. "We're giving that seamless, multiscreen, multiuser experience."
LAS VEGAS -- Samsung's new video search tool, which the company unveiled yesterday for its TVs, will also be available for certain tablets this spring, a Samsung executive told CNET.
That means users will be able to use one app to navigate all of their different video services, and use their tablets as a remote to control their TVs, TJ Kang, senior vice president of Samsung's media solution center, told CNET in an interview after Samsung's press conference yesterday at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. In his role, Kang oversees new services and apps made by Samsung for its products.
"You could either stream video to the tablet and start watching on the tablet and take it anywhere with you, or if you want to share that video with other family members, you can send that to the TV," Kang said. "We're giving that seamless, multiscreen, multiuser experience."
