Samsung Link, Sending files, Sharing files

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Samsung Link

Use this application to play content saved on remotely located devices or web storage services over the Internet. You can play and send multimedia files on your device to another device or web storage service.

To use this application, you must sign in to your Samsung account and register two or more devices. The registration methods may vary depending on the device type.

Tap Samsung Link on the Applications screen.

This application may not be available depending on the region or service provider.

When opening this application, all the content from your registered devices and storage services will appear. You can browse and play them. To start sharing files, scroll left or right to select a media category, and then select a file.

Sending files

Send files to other devices or upload them to web storage services.

Tap to select a device or web storage and scroll left or right to select a media category. Then, tap , select files, and then tap .

Sharing files

Tap to select a device or web storage and scroll left or right to select a media category. Then tap , select files, tap , and then select a sharing method.

Playing files on a remote device

Tap to select a device or web storage and scroll left or right to select a media category. Then tap , select files, tap , and then select a device.

•Supported file formats may differ depending on connected devices as a media player.

•Some files may be buffered while playing depending on the network connection.

GT-N7100VSDSER, GT-N7100RWXXEH, GT2N7100RWDXEH, GT-N7100VSDVGR, GT-N7100TADORX specifications

The Samsung GT-N7100 series, commonly known as the Galaxy Note II, is a landmark device in the smartphone evolution, launched in 2012. Various models, including the GT-N7100RWDO2C, GT-N7100TADVDC, GT-N7100TADPRT, GT-N7100RWDPRT, and GT2N7100TADVDC, demonstrate Samsung's commitment to innovation.

A standout feature of the Galaxy Note II is its expansive 5.5-inch Super AMOLED display. This screen offers vibrant colors, deep blacks, and an immersive viewing experience, making it perfect for multimedia consumption and productivity tasks. The resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels ensures crisp visuals for everything from videos to documents.

At the heart of the Galaxy Note II is its powerful Exynos 4412 processor, which consists of a quad-core CPU clocked at 1.6 GHz. This remarkable processing power ensures smooth performance when multitasking or running resource-intensive applications. Coupled with 2GB of RAM, users can easily switch between apps without facing lag.

The device features a 3100 mAh battery, providing all-day usage, even with heavy use of applications and multimedia. Samsung introduced innovative features like Smart Stay, which keeps the display on while you are looking at it, and multi-window functionality, allowing users to run two applications simultaneously on the screen.

One of the hallmark features of the Galaxy Note II is the S Pen, a stylus that enhances user interaction with the device. The S Pen allows for precise input, handwriting recognition, and creative tasks, making it a preferred choice for artists and note-takers. Samsung built in several S Pen-specific applications, such as S Note and Action Memo, which leverage the stylus's capabilities.

In terms of photography, the GT-N7100 series sports an 8MP rear camera and a 1.9MP front-facing camera. The camera incorporates features like autofocus and LED flash, which enhance photo quality, especially in low-light conditions. The Galaxy Note II also supports Full HD video recording at 1080p.

Additionally, the Galaxy Note II supports 4G LTE connectivity, allowing fast data transfer speeds, making it ideal for online browsing and streaming services.

Overall, the Samsung GT-N7100 series, with its robust features, advanced technologies, and user-oriented design, established itself as a groundbreaking device in the phablet category, setting the stage for future innovations in large-screen smartphones. As it continues to be a reference point in mobile device evolution, its legacy combines productivity, creativity, and entertainment.