Milk Music now works on the Galaxy Tab 4 and across some more Note tablets

Milk Music is Samsung’s own take on media streaming. One would expect such a service to work across all Samsung devices, but for some reason we cannot fathom, that isn’t really the case. Nonetheless, the service will now work on a few more Samsung devices than it did until now. The devices that will now support the streaming service include the Galaxy Tab 4 and the Note tablets, which unfortunately haven’t been specified yet. If you’re wondering how exactly you’re to use the service, give the video embedded below a watch. Only a few months back, the service was made available to a slew of devices including the Tab Pro and the Note Pro. Now that its coming to more and more devices, you can expect yours to feature in the list sometime soon.

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Company insider feels the Galaxy S6 will be an “innovative premium handset” with a “special function”

We aren’t certain if this is simply a case of self-advertising or otherwise, but a report from Samsung’s home country, citing Robert Yi, the company’s head of IR, suggests that Samsung intends to launch a new phone this year, which will be an ‘innovative premium handset’ with a ‘special function’. Samsung isn’t best known for innovation; experimentation is perhaps a better term to describe how Samsung goes about its business. Coming back to the report, it doesn’t really mention what phone will incorporate the innovation and the special function, but it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to tell that the Galaxy S6 (and possible an Edge version thereof) is pretty much the only big thing besides the next Note (which is a fair few months away) happening at the Samsung camps.

There’s been plenty discussed about the Galaxy S6, and of course the S6 Edge (which could be known as the Galaxy S Edge). The phone is expected to show up in a little over a month on 2nd of March; we’ll know exactly how innovative the phone is then!

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