Smart TVs are emerging as the new way to game, along with PCs and mobile devices. Easy-to-play games for the whole family and a rich, immersive gaming experience on a big screen make smart TV games even more attractive.

Samsung Electronics, a leader of the global TV market, has sold almost 100 million smart TVs around the world and now is trailblazing the TV gaming industry. More than three million users access the Samsung Smart TV GAMES service every month. There are three core reasons why Samsung Smart TV GAMES is uniquely enjoyable.

1. No complicated work, jut turn on the TV

One of the great things about Samsung Smart TV GAMES is that you don’t have to spend time on connecting and setting up devices like with set-top boxes, game consoles and game controllers, which can be cumbersome. You can instantly enjoy games by turning on your Samsung smart TV. You can immediately see category of games on the GAMES menu, found on the Smart Hub panel of your main screen.

Samsung Smart TV GAMES supports a variety of controllers, including remote controls, smartphone mobile apps, Samsung Smart Control, wearable devices and X-input compatible gamepads.

You can also enjoy popular console games on using smart TV via streaming with Samsung’s global game maker partnerships. Samsung provides streaming services through Play Station Now in North America and through GameFly in 21 countries around the globe, including Europe, North America and Latin America.

Samsung has recently introduced its own TV payment system called Samsung Checkout on TV, enabling simple purchasing of games and gaming items.

2. Rich, immersive gaming experience

Smart TV game services are unique because it feels more realistic when playing games on a screen two to three times larger than PC monitors. This year, UHD TVs have been rapidly gaining popularity in the market for their display, which provides four times clearer picture quality than Full HD TVs. More importantly, Samsung has applied a specialized engine and other technologies to its SUHD TVs, which are being recognized for having more superior picture quality than other TVs released in the market so far.

Playing games on Samsung’s Curved TVs fully immerse you in the game. Additionally, you will experience less eye soreness. Because curved screens measure the same distance from the center or the edges of the screen, your eyes do not have to work as hard to adjust.

Asphalt 8: Airborne, a popular game on Samsung Smart TV GAMES, is a brand new, exciting experience, featuring high-flying race tracks built in nine well-known tourist attractions on the large screen.

3. Games for families to enjoy together

Game addiction is a growing concern but Samsung Smart TV GAMES enables families to play games together. Samsung Smart TV GAMES works easily with remote controls and smartphones so multiple people can play simultaneously. Also Samsung Smart TV GAMES is network-based, supporting online multi-play for all family members to play together.

In partnership with companies such as Gameloft, EA and Ubisoft, Samsung has released more than 60 smart TV games, in many categories including sports, racing, music playing, puzzles, first-person shooter (FPS) games and roll playing games (RPG). Samsung has also partnered with Sony and GameFly, to provide a variety of online streaming games. From Tetris to Just Dance Now, scheduled to be available beginning later this year, Samsung Smart TV GAMES makes it easy to enjoy time with family and friends.

“Smart TV users prefer games like sports or racing games that they can play with family or friends,” said Yong Chan Kim, Vice President of Visual Display Business at Samsung Electronics. “Considering such needs, Samsung will increase the number of games that can be downloaded to more than 100 by the end of this year, focusing on casual games that everyone can enjoy.”

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Since the dawn of the mobile phone, we’ve seen it fluctuate in size again and again, from large to small and back as if it were on a yo-yo diet. But recent years have seen screen sizes getting bigger and bigger, model after model. And for good reason.

The phone is no longer just for making calls and listening to music. It has evolved into a life companion capable of making just about every aspect of our lives more convenient, and screen size plays a big part in this. It also allows us to share every moment of life in a more creative way. When it comes right down to it, bigger is better, and here are seven reasons why.

Taking Pictures

While a bigger screen won’t necessarily improve the quality of a phone’s camera, it will help you take better pictures. Whether you’re shooting a selfie, trying to isolate the right subject to focus on or deciding which filter to use, the larger display gives you a clearer image of what you are photographing.

Filming Videos

When it comes to content, video is king. No other media captures the essence of all of life’s precious moments better, and, like photos, creating videos is easier with a bigger screen. It also makes editing, which can involve continuous dragging, dropping and other touch controls, a breeze. This means better videos can be created by just about anyone, driving more social sharing of inspiring stories and informative narratives.

Read More, Do More

Whether you’re browsing the web or delving deep into an e-book, bigger screens are better for a number of reasons. First of all, you can see far more content on a larger screen. This means a broader overview of your social network feeds and less scrolling when reading long articles.

More display real estate also allows users to split screens into two panes, so multiple apps can be accessed side-by-side at the same time, allowing for increased productivity. You can enjoy your favorite movie or novel without disruption while you check an urgent message from your friend. Finally, bigger screens (and subsequently bigger text) decrease eye strain, which creates a more comfortable user experience.

Emailing and Messaging

When video chatting isn’t possible, a bigger screen allows for easier and more efficient emailing and text messaging. Thanks to a larger touch keyboard, users can say farewell to fat-fingered, awkward typos and select appropriate emoticons effortlessly. Likewise, a more sizeable space makes it easier to doodle, write and perform other various chatting tasks.

Doing Business

Mobile phones with bigger screens, which are often equipped with a pen (like the Galaxy Note’s S Pen), are useful for writing memos, annotating documents or even drawing diagrams. When paired with note-taking apps, large-screened devices are a great tool for improving collaboration within a business, as ideas from meetings or presentations can be quickly jotted down and shared with colleagues.

Watching Movies

This is an obvious one, of course, but important, nonetheless. A bigger, clearer display ensures that you catch all of the action, romance and drama of your favorite movies, thus making for a better viewing experience. This is especially important when you’re on the go and without access to a television.

Playing Games

While some games work well on small displays, with others, you really benefit from a larger display. Games look more vivid and realistic, and the game’s buttons and controls are larger and easier to press. Tapping, in general, is a more accurate experience, meaning you have a much better possibility of beating your high score (and gaining the bragging rights that come along with it).

Because the smartphone is now a hybrid of devices — and increasingly, the most common way to interact with the world — a bigger screen allows a mobile device to play all of these roles at once. Time will only tell as to what the future holds for smartphone screen size, but it’s likely that even bigger and better things are going to happen… and soon.