Everybody was excited and waiting for Samsung announcements at consumer electronics exhibition IFA in Berlin. Here’s the list of what the company did announce.
1. SmartThings Hub
Samsung, with the Korean tech giant launching a new SmartThings Hub to help manage all your connected home appliances.
The $99 hub was developed by SmartThings, a company Samsung acquired last year, and can be used to connect things like security cameras, smart thermostats, and other smart home gadgets.
2. SleepSense
The next product by Samsung was Sleepsense, a smart sleep-tracker that connects to your home appliances.
The SleepSense is a contactless sensor that’s placed under your pillow to analyze your sleep patterns, with the ultimate goal of improving your sleep. To do so, it connects up with your TV, air conditioning, music system, Lights etc and everything is managed through a mobile app.
It can turn off your TV when it senses you’re asleep, or turn your coffee machine on when it reckons you’re awake in the morning.
3. Samsung Gear S2: Public SDK
Samsung announce the public release of its Tizen Software Development Kit (SDK) for its smart watch 'Gear S2', letting any developer create apps for the watch.
4.AddWash
Samsung unveiled a new washing machine.
The AddWash is touted as “the world’s first washing machine that allows consumers to add laundry at any point of the wash cycle.
The key feature is that you can add items of clothing to the main cycle mid-wash. This is also a connected washing machine that can pair with your Android and iOS devices, letting you monitor and manage a washing load remotely, while receiving update alerts.
5. HDMI 2.0
The new HDMI 2.0 will be landing on Samsung’s SUHD and UHD TVs — the first on the market to support the standard.
The company said it will issue a firmware update shortly, letting viewers display a broader High Dynamic Range from external devices.
6. First Ultra HD Blu-ray player
The Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) gave the go-ahead to license a new Ultra HD Blu-ray format last month and Samsung was one of the first companies to announce an Ultra HD Blu-ray player at IFA 2015.
1. SmartThings Hub
Samsung, with the Korean tech giant launching a new SmartThings Hub to help manage all your connected home appliances.
The $99 hub was developed by SmartThings, a company Samsung acquired last year, and can be used to connect things like security cameras, smart thermostats, and other smart home gadgets.
2. SleepSense
The next product by Samsung was Sleepsense, a smart sleep-tracker that connects to your home appliances.
The SleepSense is a contactless sensor that’s placed under your pillow to analyze your sleep patterns, with the ultimate goal of improving your sleep. To do so, it connects up with your TV, air conditioning, music system, Lights etc and everything is managed through a mobile app.
It can turn off your TV when it senses you’re asleep, or turn your coffee machine on when it reckons you’re awake in the morning.
3. Samsung Gear S2: Public SDK
Samsung announce the public release of its Tizen Software Development Kit (SDK) for its smart watch 'Gear S2', letting any developer create apps for the watch.
4.AddWash
Samsung unveiled a new washing machine.
The AddWash is touted as “the world’s first washing machine that allows consumers to add laundry at any point of the wash cycle.
The key feature is that you can add items of clothing to the main cycle mid-wash. This is also a connected washing machine that can pair with your Android and iOS devices, letting you monitor and manage a washing load remotely, while receiving update alerts.
5. HDMI 2.0
The new HDMI 2.0 will be landing on Samsung’s SUHD and UHD TVs — the first on the market to support the standard.
The company said it will issue a firmware update shortly, letting viewers display a broader High Dynamic Range from external devices.
6. First Ultra HD Blu-ray player
The Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) gave the go-ahead to license a new Ultra HD Blu-ray format last month and Samsung was one of the first companies to announce an Ultra HD Blu-ray player at IFA 2015.




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