Samsung is making its Android and Windows devices work seamlessly together. It announced Flow as a concept last year. Flow’s first tangible example will be the new Windows 10, Galaxy TabPro S ...

Samsung's Flow, a companion app that syncs pictures, videos, messages, and more between devices, will soon support more Windows computers.

Why buy a new Samsung Galaxy S23 phone, together with a Tab tablet and a Galaxy Book3 laptop? In part because of the Flow app, which treats all three different devices as a single screen.

It’s called Samsung Flow, and it’s basically Samsung’s take on Apple’s Continuity features that are now baked into iOS and OS X Yosemite.

Samsung Flow in action Unlike Apple’s Handoff and Continuity features, which take place seamlessly between devices, Samsung Flow requires some intervention from the user.

At the Samsung Developer conference, the company showcased a new feature for its tablets, smartphones and TVs that makes moving content from device to device a snap. The new Flow feature keeps ...

Called Samsung Flow, the new feature is supposed to connect a variety of Samsung-made devices, including smartphones, tablets and TVs, and offer users access to the same content when moving from ...

Called Samsung Flow, the new feature is supposed to connect a variety of Samsung-made devices, including smartphones, tablets and TVs, and offer users access to the same content when moving from ...