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We don’t know if you noticed it, but it’s 2020. You know what that means. As a society, we are officially living in the future! Now is the time to ask: What benefits does living in the future bring? Well, there are flying cars and stuff. Robots help around the house, cleaning up messes and making food. That is also great. Oh! The absolute best part about the future? Samsung has loaded a collection of apps on its range of smart TVs, so you don’t have to go through that mission of finding a loose HDMI cable and hooking up your display to a laptop. If you want to eat things on your Samsung TV, there has never been a better time than the future. By “the future” we mean right now. Just so you know.
We’ve been to all the Avengers and put together a list of apps that you can explore and go through, found natively on a Samsung smart TV. Look, when we say “assembled”, we really mean that we clicked some buttons on the remote control because the apps … well, they’re all there. Super easy to find. LOOKING AT YOU. Still, you may need a little help to understand what those streaming apps can do. There is no shame in asking for a hand. Let us offer you our sweaty palms and show you how to properly get through your Samsung TV.
Netflix
Netflix, or as we call it on the Things In the office, Grand Daddy Binge has been around longer than most people think, starting as a place to rent digital copies of movies and TV shows. It has consistently become an industry titan, offering a wealth of content available to you for a very reasonable monthly subscription. Wondering what all the hype is about Tiger king it’s about? That is on Netflix. It’s been a while since you saw Community? Everything on Netflix. Hey, did you know that Netflix did a Voltron show that it is actually super rad? Because they also did that. Just a few clicks through the Samsung interface, a quick and ready login with months of entertainment.
The best part of using Netflix through a Samsung TV is how well the app has been optimized. Sure, Netflix’s UI may be a bit clunky and “face-to-face”, but somehow navigating all of those thumbnails and menus with a Samsung device flows more easily than you’d expect. If you’re looking for first-class entertainment, Netflix is your port of call.
Showmax
Look, we get it. Sometimes you don’t want to watch something on Netflix. There are so many American accents that you clench your teeth as you are forced to listen to all those “R’s”. While Netflix recently welcomed their first drama produced in South Africa, you want more goodness at home. That’s where Showmax comes in and they’ve been doing their best to show Netflix’s flames. They don’t just offer shows that Netflix doesn’t have rights to, like HBO series like game of Thrones and Westworld, they offer a wide range of locally produced shows like Boer Soek V n Vrou or Oceanfront if you want some spicy drama
As expected, accessing all of this content is remarkably simple on a Samsung TV. Optimized to allow easy menu navigation, subtitle activation, and an app that appears on the Galaxy Store home page, why not enjoy some local productions? Also, Showmax offers Adult Swim content, so it’s really obvious.
DStv Now
DStv offers a service that no other streaming service available locally offers: news and sports. While DStv Now, the broadcast division of Multichoice’s satellite TV package, does offer the usual assortment of movie channels, documentaries, and a plethora of channels for kids, what really sets them apart are sports channels. DStv Now provides viewers with access to live sporting events with over a dozen channels dedicated to capturing every minute of every sport around the world. Beyond that, there are many live news channels that broadcast 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, which means it will always be up to date.
However, the best part of DStv on a Samsung TV is that it controls well. We have all used a remote decoder and they are hardly the most responsive tools. The days of pressing the “Channel +” button repeatedly just to scroll through what’s currently over as Samsung smart TVs offer the fastest and fastest way to navigate all of those channels. It is the optimal way to navigate DStv.
Spotify
Ok then you have your visual neat entertainment but how about some fire tunes? You have all the shows and movies you could want, so the next step is to get some decent playlists in order. That’s where Spotify comes in, the most accessible and user-friendly music streaming service available on the market (according to us anyway). Spotify lets you create custom playlists, browse millions of songs, albums, and artists, and even listen to the latest version for free. You can update and enhance your listening experience with zero ads, unlimited hops, and downloadable tracks. Good improvements, but not essential; The choice is up to you.
The other thing about Spotify is that it is natively supported and optimized for Samsung smart TVs. There are plenty of menus to scroll through while using Spotify, but Samsung’s intuitive interface makes navigating those tracks an absolute dream. Not to mention the sound quality that stands out on Samsung’s large speakers, though audiophiles may consider adding a Samsung soundbar. It really fills the room with bumps and vibrations galore, the way music should be experienced.
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