Samsung Internet is now available on Windows PCs. A beta program has launched for the browser. This brings Samsung's mobile browsing experience to desktops.
The browser offers a familiar interface for Samsung users. It aims to provide a seamless cross-device experience. Users can sync their data easily.
It's a bold move for Samsung. The company is re-entering the PC browser market. This could challenge existing players like Chrome and Edge.
The beta program is now open for testing. It allows users to try out new features. Samsung seeks feedback for future improvements. This is a big step for browser competition.
This isn't the first time Samsung has eyed the PC browser space. In 2011, Samsung explored a PC browser. However, it never gained widespread adoption. This new launch signals a renewed focus on the desktop environment.
Future updates will likely refine the PC browser. Samsung could integrate more of its services. This expansion marks a significant shift for the company's software strategy.
